Almont Hotel Naha Kenchomae

A good location not far from shopping street and yet a quiet hotel. The staffs are friendly but abit not flexible. They have a nice and cosy corner for us to have our free coffee and tea. It is also allow us to let us eat our dinner here that we buy from outside.

Hotel services are good, had bath with hot spring (Onsen) and near hotel had 3 x 7-11, family mark and lawson, near single track train.

We stayed here again. This is our second time. The location is very good. All facilities are perfect. Next time we will be here again

The biggest advantage of this hotel is its location—super convenient for getting around Naha. The entrance is beautifully designed, giving a great first impression. Check-in was smooth and hassle-free, and the staff were friendly. However, the room size was noticeably smaller compared to other hotels I’ve stayed at in the Naha area. The onsen was also quite small, and you have to bring your own towel from the room, which was a minor inconvenience. If you’re particular about space and amenities, I’d recommend Consort Naha instead. But if you’re mainly looking for a well-located place to stay and don’t mind the compact rooms and facilities, this hotel does the job.

Decent hotel property in a very convenient location just beside the monorail station as well as the bus terminal which allows for easy exploration. Department store is also around the corner to get supermarket supplies and there is a family mart just beside the hotel.

Hotel located between airport and bus station. Easy to move around. You can take airport shuttle to the bus station and walk to the hotel in less than 10 minutes. From the hotel, it is walking distance of 2 minutes to a bus stop that connects directly with everything, as well as Naha Kokusai Dori and Naminoue Shrine (beautiful sunset cliff temple). Around the hotel also plenty of izakaya and yakitori. I like the public hot bath (no sauna though). Breakfast is awesome too if you choose to have it (starts at 6.30am). Room space is ok for Japanese standard (I did struggle to have my big suitcase, so if you are travelling as couple or family, I think you will need to reconsider).