Grand Cabin Hotel Naha Oroku

A great cabin hotel just around the corner from Akamine Station on the south end of Naha. Large, open lounge area, plenty of outlets, ice water and coffee available at the counter. Most staff speak some Enlish, but all are wonderful and helpful. Fast check in and each cabin curtain has a key lock in addition to the room safe. Large bathroom and shower area. Key card access to lobby, floor and shower area.

If you are a polar bear like me, the air conditioning will not be quite enough to sleep comfortably. The do rent fans at the front desk for ¥300/night. Many other items also available for free or rent. Was given a free splitter as the room only has 1 outlet.

I like the cleanliness of the toilet and bathroom. I appreciate that we could even choose the shampoo and conditioner of our choice (shampoo bar). It was a very nice idea. I appreciate also that we can drink coffee for free. The place is so neat.

Since it is a cabin hotel, you can hear the noise from the other customers. The sound from locking the door is making me conscious. There are also some customers who snore and you can hear it very clearly if that person is sleeping beside your unit. But, since this is a cabin. That I think is expected.

This place is perfect for solo travelers! I wish there were more like it. The room size is great for sleeping and storing a suitcase under the bed. The bed is very comfortable. And best of all, you are not sharing your room with strangers. There is privacy. I found other guests were very respectful and it was quiet. We only saw each other in the shared spaces. It's great as there are no children too, so you can enjoy your stay without disturbance. The facilities were clean, and your room is cleaned every day from 10 am by staff. Bathrooms are clean, offering razors, toothbrushes, toothpaste, ear buds, floor towels, foam cleaners, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. You can use the showers from 3 pm until 11 am. Staff are the BEST and man the desk 24/7!! Thank you!!! They are super helpful and ready to help you. Some speak English, and those that don't - Google translate works perfect. The staffs willingness was really amazing. 👏 I felt quite safe in the hotel. The men's floor is upstairs and separated from the females. There is a strong wifi connection, too. It's very close to the monorail to get into Naha city center (5 stops away) and one stop from the airport! There's also a lot of nice local Izakayas, convenience stores, and a McDonalds. This is excellent value for money, and I'm just sad there aren't more setups like this one!

Nothing. Everything was good.

Didn't realize this was a sort of kind of capsule hot with very small room, but it turned out just great. Room with bed was small, but much better ventilated than a capsule. Bed itself was very comfy. Came with spare pajamas, towel, tissues, slippers. Note that quiet hours start early from 7 PM in the rooms, so for any eating and socializing, go out to the big room. I worked while I was there, and the living room is 24 hours, with great Internet. Good for remote workers on the go. Not allowed to eat in the room, but there's a big shared eating and living room for everyone to use. Living room has small store with basics like chargers and instant ramen. Bathroom separate from shower room, lots of stalls and always very clean. Shower requires your key card to unlock, lots of showers there that were always very clean. Shampoo, conditioner, soap all provided. Location is ideal for an overnight stay if you have to overnight for a transfer in Naha. Just 1 stop on the monorail, then a short 5 min walk. Close to FamilyMart for all your basic needs. Also close to lots of food (mostly izakaya style, with 1 family restaurant).

Nothing! Everything was great

Nice place to stay in Naha that is one stop away from the airport. Location worked well for my travel plans. Staff were friendly. Bathrooms and shower area was kept clean. Room was great for a solo traveler. I would stay there again.

The only thing I didn't like was the quite hours. I get the reasoning, but because it included no alarm clocks, making an early flight involved more planning out, and surprised they included no alarms being so close to the airport.

It was nice having space to stand and get dressed in private. I appreaciate being able to lock the room, so I could just unpack and leave all my belongings there, without having to constantly pack up stuff and leave it in a locker. I didn't spend much time here, but it had all the amenaties you would appreciate. An area to rest and sit. Manga to read (if you can read Japanese). I would compare it to some of the best capsule hotels I've stayed at. The location is on the first monorail station from the airport. Great for getting to the airport early in the morning (like I was) or arriving late at night, and for heading further down the line in to the entertainment area of Naha.

Showers were a bit tight for a larger man like me. Also it's not great if you're looking the typical beach resort stay most people come to Okinawa for. I'd say this is good for when you first arrive or are leaving, and want to enjoy a bit of Naha entertainment.

The double bed was nice for solo travel. Showers with lots of space and privacy. The accommodation provided all amenities needed for travel. The airport is in walking distance, if you need to go really early and want to save some money on a taxi.

The doors are too thin and let in a lot of sound from the corridor. In case you stay in the central corridor where everyone staying on the same floor has to pass by, better get earplugs. A lot of travellers leave very early in the morning.

The hotel was above my expectations. The staff was very polite. The lounge area is wide, well lit and designed, has plenty of space to relax on first and second floor as well. I really liked the « Mini-room » concept, it's a nice compromise between dormitory and individual rooms, and the wider rooms are just a few hundred yens extra.

A bit far from downtown by foot — fortunately the Monorail station (Akamine) is two steps from the hotel.

Nice and close to the airport and public transport. There is parking there for 1500 or a lot beside for 600 yen. The rooms are very big for a pod style and comfortable. The doors lock too. There is a big sitting area to eat with coffee and tea and water. I thought this place was excellent for the price and amenities. I would stay here again.

Can be loud with people coming and going from their rooms or if someones alarm goes off you hear everything.

For a very cheap price, you get a decent size bedroom, very nice and clean common areas and irreproachable staff. You can buy food and drinks at the reception, but also read mangas and have coffee for free! Loved the lounge hall, so classy. What’s more, it’s located right next to the airport and there is THE BEST secondhand shop I’ve ever been right across the hotel.

Apart from the no-window bedroom which is not surprising for cheap hotels like this one, nothing to criticize!