Almont Hotel Naha Omoromachi

The hotel is subway accessible, and is close to the duty free shop. The room is generally small and amenities include a small tv and fridge. I used the public onsen on the top floor as the washing sink was clogged in my room. Breakfast buffet has a lot of variety and presents some signature dishes in Okinawa.

Feel like this room is smaller than general Japan’s hotel rooms. You can’t really open a luggage larger than 24inches unless your luggage are those front opening ones. I am travelling solo with a 20inches lugg so it’s fine for me but there is not much space for me to put my souvenirs(don’t wanna put them on the floor). If you got more than 1 large luggage and plan to buy lots of souvenirs, then you need to consider booking a larger room or other hotels. However, the bed was larger than it was shown in the pics. There is no wardrobe, you could hang your clothes on the rack. Room lowest temperature is 20 degrees so sometimes I still feel hot. Also, the other drawback is the fridge isn’t cold at all. Feels like room temperature so better not to put food inside!! Front desk can’t really speak English but they tried their best to help with everything so 10/10 for service! Please be aware that there is a machine on each floor that looks like coin exchange but it’s for VOD. I admit it’s my fault that I didn’t read the sign. However, front desk refunded after I explained the issue. Forgot my room key & gave me a new one without any charges. Service was better than many luxurious hotels👍🏻 Around 6 minutes walk to monorail and DFS mall. Hotel is very easy to find. Main place mall is just opposite the hotel, a few convenience stores nearby. Less than 10 minutes walk to local tour pick up spot. Didn’t try the hot spring and buffet breakfast but there are many restaurants in Main place mall. The neighbourhood is quiet and not as crowded as International Street.

Centrally located, near Yui Rail, and bus routes, very near Kokusai shopping area. Free onsen is a plus, but compared to many other onsen hotels, it is limited with only a pool indoor and no sauna. Security is limited, as the public could enter hotel levels without a card and even into the onsen by just waiting for someone to come out. Other than that, the room is decent if you choose a larger one, clean and efficient cleaning. English speaking front desk helps tremendously.