Top Hotels Near Okinawa Convention Center in Ginowan from NZ$64

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"Of course — here is the revised version with “child” removed: Exceptional attention to detail and care for guests, with a strong focus on professionalism, cleanliness, and a highly structured approach. The service reflects true Japanese standards of excellence. While the level of attentiveness can feel overwhelming at times from a Western perspective, it is clearly delivered with genuine care and pride."

"It’s a beautiful hotel, the staff is very friendly. "

"Clean room, the view, location. Very courteous and helpful staff. The breakfast Buffett was excellent "

"Staying here for 4 nights, room is spacious and exactly as on the photos. Kitchen is well equipped, there is balcony in the photo but is locked and not allowed to access. The toilet seat is not a Japanese style one, shower pressure is weak. There is a 2 in 1 washer and dryer. WiFi is bit slow too. Free parking is a plus. They required pre-check in registration but I kept on having issue uploading our passport which is a bit annoying, until the day before check in I finally made it. Overall it was a nice place to stay. "

"This hotel is conveniently located within walking distance to Foster Gate 5 for those that need to be close to the base. There are a number of decent restaurants and convenience stores within a 500 meter radius as well. The rooms are decently sized and it is fairly quiet at night. The noise is primarily from the street that runs parallel to the hotel. The staff are easy to communicate with and are very helpful. The only issue is that they are only available from 4 pm ~ 2 am. You can still reach someone via telephone if you require their assistance outside of their core hours, so it is not too much of an issue. There is limited paid parking, so if you have a vehicle, ensure that you take this into account when making a reservation. It is not too pricey, but it can "shock" you if you are not expecting this added expense. Overall, the hotel is good for short ir long term stays."