Route Inn Grantia Naha

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Nous avons séjourné à l'hôtel la route Inn Naha au début du mois de juillet. Il n'y a pas beaucoup de choses autour de l'hôtel, sauf pour un supermarché qui est utilisée par beaucoup des habitants. Si vous êtes à la recherche d'Okinawa Awamori et certains autres produits alimentaires pour les chose… Plus

Nous avons séjourné à l'hôtel la route Inn Naha au début du mois de juillet. Il n'y a pas beaucoup de choses autour de l'hôtel, sauf pour un supermarché qui est utilisée par beaucoup des habitants. Si vous êtes à la recherche d'Okinawa Awamori et certains autres produits alimentaires pour les choses à ramener chez vous, le shopping est beaucoup moins cher que la zone principale de dori Kokusai. Vous avez besoin de marcher en direction de la station de monorail afin de trouver des restaurants pour manger. Il y a beaucoup d'endroits locaux pour aller à mais ils ne comprends pas beaucoup d'anglais. Le parking est assez cool. Il y a environ 3 stands en face de l'hôtel mais il y a un parking de convoyeur type qui est à côté de l'hôtel. La voiture de location a besoin d'être de la mi de taille plus petite, car il y a une hauteur et largeur limitation. Pendant que j'étais là, ils étaient en cours de rénovation des étages supérieurs, donc il y a eu des moments que je ne pouvais pas Park quand je suis rentré tôt. J'ai été très surpris de constater qu'ils ont donné un petit-déjeuner gratuit pour tous les clients. Le choix est limité, mais bon, je ne m'attendais pas à ça, donc c'était un avantage.

Moins

“Average hotel; below-average rooms and location”

We stayed at the Route Inn for 1 night before our flight home from Okinawa. The location is very convenient for Okinawa Port, a taxi cost us 800 Yen. The hotel lobby is cool and attractive, and the staff checked us in quickly. There are 3 computers with free internet which was very useful. Our roo… Plus

We stayed at the Route Inn for 1 night before our flight home from Okinawa. The location is very convenient for Okinawa Port, a taxi cost us 800 Yen. The hotel lobby is cool and attractive, and the staff checked us in quickly. There are 3 computers with free internet which was very useful. Our room was very clean but unfortunately very small. Having lived in Japan for about a year I'm aware that hotel rooms are generally smaller than Western visitors would expect, however the size of the room was not consistent with the hotel's price! There was nowhere for us to put our suitcases apart from at the foot of the bed, no bedside table, ugly green decor and a funny smell. The bathroom in particular was very tiny, with a cloakroom toilet that has to be sat on sideways. The shower is over the bath which makes the bathroom feel even more claustrophobic. The final aspect which made our stay less than ideal was location. It's 10 minutes to Asahibashi, the nearest monorail station, and about 20 to International Street. In the Okinawa heat, pulling your suitcase, this is not great! Apart from the disappointing rooms and location the hotel was fine, with surprisingly comfy beds, good aircon and a decent breakfast. It's just a shame we felt like we could have had a better hotel for the same price.

Moins

“Good value simple Naha hotel”

This is a great value business hotel in downtown Naha. I stayed here in transit between various islands around Okinawa, and found it great for this purpose. There were x3 computers in the foyer with free internet access as well as a LAN cable in the room with fast internet access. Vending machines … Plus

This is a great value business hotel in downtown Naha. I stayed here in transit between various islands around Okinawa, and found it great for this purpose. There were x3 computers in the foyer with free internet access as well as a LAN cable in the room with fast internet access. Vending machines and laundry machines are on every 3rd floor which is very handy. You'll need to catch a taxi or bus to get to the main shopping strip, but it's walking distance to the city beach. The rooms are typically small as with most Japanese hotels, but the bathroom in particular was the smallest I've experienced, but it serves its purpose.

Moins