Hotel Blion Naha

The Room is spacious and clean, and the front desk staff, housekeeping staff, and breakfast staff are all pleasant. The air conditioning in each Room works well, and their service and greetings feel natural and comfortable. It’s a bit of a walk from the station, but you get used to it. We combined sightseeing using the Yui Rail (Miebashi and Kencho-mae), buses (Tomari Takahashi bus stop and La’gent Hotel-mae bus stop), taxis, and a rental car. The Yui Rail gets crowded, and the sidewalks from the stations have rough asphalt that makes it hard to roll a suitcase, so I think it’s better to take a taxi from the airport to the Hotel. It was a comfortable Hotel that I’d like to stay at again next time.

It was my first stay in a while, and in Naha—where the number of reasonably priced Hotels with very simple designs has increased in recent years—I felt this one was well built. There was hardly any noise from outside, and the bed was comfortable, so I slept well. There is no large public bath, but breakfast is included, and I think it offers excellent value for money.