Sun Okinawa

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• nakamark

  09 agosto 2015
  Good for an overnight, questionable for longer stay

  After an exhausting twenty (20) hours of travel, I finally arrived in Okinawa close to 2200 (10:00 pm) and was exhausted. I realized that I was going to be exhausted so selected a hotel close to the airport so that I could rest. The property met the requirement for an overnight stay. Plus -Close to the airport, convenient; close to kokusai dori or the International Road where there are many small tourist shops you can also cut into heiwa dori or Peace Road where the more traditional small shops are located. If you venture further to the back, you will see parts of historic Okinawa of yesteryear where old ladies and men would shop for everyday items from geta (wooden clogs), yukata, etc. -Breakfast buffet a good representative of Japanese and Okinawan food; the typical Japanese (rice, miso soup), but also Okinawan food (spare rib soup, abura miso (miso mixed with pork fat I know it sounds yucky, but its delicious!) andagi (Okinawan dounuts)) and many other selection such as bread, fruits, etc. -Free, good signal strength WiFi Minus -Requested a NON-smoking room: it was not available, so for a night, stayed in a SMOKING room. Ughwhen you first enter the room the smell is overpowering we requested a NON-smoking room, but they were not available -Parking is sparse -Not having an understanding of Japanese (listening and speaking) will make the experience a bit difficult as not many of the staff seems to speak English Compared to American standards, the room is small, but functional, the mattress is firm, and the bathroom is also compact. Be aware that there is a step up as you enter the bathroom. And the toilet is equipped with a bidet; its actually a pretty hygienic way to clean. The controls for the AC and lights are on the console next to the bed. There is a traditional public bath on the 3rd floor where you can experience the Japanese bath. Be aware, if you have any tattoos, you will not be able to partake. In the Japanese society, only the yakuza (gangsters) have tattoos. Good for an overnight stay, but I would not stay much longer.

  

• ferretMAMA

  24 noviembre 2015
  I have a lot of complaints against this hotel.

  I wanted to stay at my regular hotel. But I couldn't. I stayed at this hotel inevitably, but I was dissatisfied as expected. I have reserved a smoking room for 2 nights. But they offered me a no smoking room. I asked a staff humbly "A smoking room please." But they said "We can't. You can smoke in the smoking area. It is outside of the hotel." I asked again " About tomorrow night, Can you ?" They said "No, we can't. No vacancies." I was disappointed because I had reserved 2 nights and smoking area is outside of the hotel ! I said again "But I have reserved a smoking room. I want you to change it" 1 minute and a half later, they offered me a smoking room. Why? You said that you couldn't. Why could you offer me a smoking room such a short minutes? If I didn't ask them 3 times, they neglected my proper wants, I guess. I have a lot of complaints against this hotel.

  

• Teresa T

  25 febrero 2017
  Good location

  This hotel is a cute Japanese hotel at a good location between Kencho-mae and Asanhibashi monorail station. From the airport it is about 10mins on the monorail with a 2 min walk. It is also a good walking distance to the naha bus terminal, which is just next to the Asanhibashi station. There is a shopping centre a block a away with a great supermarket and small restaurants. The hotel is also an easy 10 min walk to the start of Kokusaidori international street with many food choices and shopping area. The hotel has a Japanese bath house which is complimentary to the hotel guests and at a small fee of 1100 yen you can enjoy the hot stone spa which a great way to relax. There is also a coin operated laundry area on the third floor with complimentary green tea and coffee area. The breakfast is yummy with many choices or Japanese and Western style choices. We had a triple share room and the room is quite big in terms or Japanese hotels and the beds are comofrtable. The downside is that sometimes there is a musky/smoke smell in the room, which is maybe because its old. The tv only has japanese channels and if you want english then you will have to purchase vending machine. Otherwise its a great hotel and will definitely stay there again.

  

• AusDonny

  19 mayo 2017
  Overnight Stay

  We stayed overnight at Hotel Sun on our first night in Naha. It was in a convenient location and we walked to the hotel from Kencho Mae Monorail in the evening. The rooms were clean and spacious and the rates were quite good. We also tried the buffet breakfast in the morning which was fine but not outstanding. We would consider staying here again because of the price and location.

  

• Jannotabi

  31 octubre 2019
  Good!

  Pros: fully equipped with amenities. Good bath house (might be too hot for some). 5min from kenchomae station/kokusaidori. Many plugs. Our triple room was spacious (34m) with 2 toilets and baths. Hotel had a laundry room (300yen per wash, 100yen per 30min for dryer). There's also a place with a water cooler (hot water as well) and ice dispenser. breakfast was OK (we ate for 10 days and there was one dish different per day) Cons: small wardrobe (only abt 5 hangers). One of the bath tub leaked. No shower cap.