Naha, Japan

Rooms vary in quality and age depending on which building you get. Beds are hard, lighting is dim, and some guests report mold or unlocked doors. Noise from street racing and ships happens at night, but soundproof glass helps. Staff service is inconsistent and slow to respond to problems.

Rooms feel dated with thin mattresses and no bathroom ventilation, but staff cleans well and the location near the monorail works fine. Spa and breakfast impress guests, though morning reception staff can be dismissive. Book if you want decent amenities and don't mind aging carpets.