Hyatt Regency Naha sits in the Makishi district, in the middle of the city's best food, shopping and nightlife. The hotel has 294 individually decorated rooms, a seasonal outdoor pool, a children's pool, an indoor pool with a hot tub and a gym, and two restaurants including Milano Grill, which serves live piano music and sommelier-selected wines. An 18th-floor club lounge offers a daily-changing menu and night views over Naha. Check-in is from three in the afternoon and check-out is at eleven, and free cancellation is offered on selected rates. For travellers who want proper hotel facilities and a strong location, it is a natural base for a few nights in the capital before heading north or out to the islands.
Location and getting around
The address is in Makishi, and the hotel is about a three-minute walk from Kokusai Street and the covered arcades, seven minutes on foot from Makishi Station and ten from Miebashi Station on the Yui Rail monorail. The monorail links the hotel with Naha Airport in about twenty minutes and with Shuri Station for the castle, and taxis are easy to find. Makishi Public Market and the main restaurant streets are close enough to walk to in the evening, which saves the need for transport.
Rooms and who it suits
Rooms are comfortable and modern, with air conditioning and free in-room Wi-Fi, and the club level adds lounge access. It suits couples, small families and business travellers who want a quiet room in a lively district, and it is a good choice if you plan to eat out on Kokusai Street most nights. The pool is seasonal and outdoors, so check the dates if you visit in the cooler months, and the indoor pool and gym are available year round.
Good to know
Breakfast is a buffet for an extra charge unless your rate includes it, and self-parking is available for a nightly fee, which is useful if you have a rental car. The hotel is smoke-free and only allows service animals. If you are planning a day trip north, collect your car from an agency in Naha rather than at the airport to avoid paying for parking while you explore the city. Book early for weekends and holiday periods, when Naha hotels fill quickly.
Why stay here
- ✓Three minutes from Kokusai Street
- ✓Seasonal outdoor pool and children pool
- ✓Indoor pool and hot tub
- ✓Gym
- ✓Two restaurants including Milano Grill
- ✓Club lounge on the 18th floor
- ✓Free in-room Wi-Fi
- ✓Self-parking available
Good questions
How far is Hyatt Regency Naha from Kokusai Street?+
It is about a three-minute walk from Kokusai Street. Makishi Station is seven minutes away on foot and Miebashi Station ten.
Does it have a pool?+
Yes, there is a seasonal outdoor pool, a children's pool and an indoor pool with a hot tub. Check the outdoor pool dates if you visit in the cooler months.
Is parking available?+
Self-parking is available for a nightly fee, which is handy with a rental car. If you are staying in Naha for a few days, you may prefer to pick up the car only when you leave the city.
