Tokashiki Holidays from NZ$532

It has a good facilities for amenities such as restaurants and other small necessities for tea and coffee making. Staff members are very helpful and friendly especially Mr. Miyagi.

Exceptional stay! From the moment I stepped into the lobby, I was greeted with warmth and hospitality. The room was immaculate, with luxurious amenities and breathtaking views. The staff went above and beyond to ensure my comfort and satisfaction throughout my stay. The dining experience was equally impressive, with delectable cuisine and attentive service. I can't wait to return to this oasis of elegance and tranquility. Highly recommend for anyone seeking a five-star experience!

A clean and spacious boutique hotel with a sea view. Within walking distance to a range of restaurants. The price was extremely decent too.

A lovely resort! Lots of very attentive staff, check in was easy, our room was massive, two large beds very comfortable. Lovely spacious bathroom with a large bath. There is an airport bus which goes to the hotel along a route of other hotels, you can also take this bus back to the airport you can buy tickets from the hotel desk! The bus is the Okinawa Bus airport limousine AREA A. Breakfast has plenty of options both western and Japanese, we really enjoyed trying the Okinawa specialties at the breakfast buffet. There is an onsen/hot spring which is free to use. There is also a pool area on the top floor, although it is paid (¥2000 pp p/day), it was so lovely! Great places to sit and lounge for the day, nice and quiet. There is a bar / restaurant that opens at about 5 and you can drink and eat by the pool. Before then you can take your own food/drinks. We also has our luggage delivered here from our previous hotel and they received it no problem. We felt so relaxed after our stay here. Thank you!

Desk personnel were helpful and accommodating. We took it for granted at the time, but now, after after another 12 days on the island, the best English prepared staff was here. I was really surprised how few people around the island spoke English, especially in the hospitality industry (it used to not be that way). In fact, I had another hotel down the street booked for our last night before departing and saw how clueless they were when I stopped in to ask about parking and shuttle services. I cancelled that reservation and booked our last night at Nahana instead. Felt more at home there, for some reason.