Nice neighborhood hotel tucked away in a quiet area of busy Naha. Walkling distance to the famous shopping area. Laundry was convinent for me to use. Nice stay and comfortable room. Only downside was the limited pool hours - opened late and closed early. Never able to use the pool. Nice and helpful staff. Room was comfortable.

booked direct with the hotel. arrived very late on a very busy friday night. shown to a terrible twin bedded room with one lonely tub chair. room was smelling of smoke. pleded to be moved but they wouldn't budge saying e hotel was ful. promised to move us the next morning. they did deliver another chair so we could both sit down for a nightcap. breakfast the next morning the dining room was packed but the service, quality of food and choice was excellent. had a porter just waiting for us to move us to another room higher up in the hotel. beautiful room like another hotel completely. loved the stay here.
will remember about a late arrival to a hotel at a busy time.

We stayed here only one night. Price was quite reasonable, we got an extra bed which meant that there were four beds in the relatively small room. No matter, we knew this beforehand. The hotel is comfortable and relatively centrally located, you can walk to the main shopping areas and a monorail station is two blocks away. Breakfast was OK, although the service seemed to be a bit disorganized.

We booked our stay at this property many months in advance at a rate of approximately USD285 for a standard room.
Once we had checked in I did an internet search on the InterContinental hotels website and noticed that the same room was available at USD150 for each of the 2 nights we were due to stay. I queried this with the reception but due to language barriers we were unable to agree on me checking out after one night and booking the second night at the lower rate even though I had booked on a fully flexible rate which would have allowed a penalty-free early departure. I was given a breakfast coupon (free breakfast for one person) even though the lower advance purchase rates for the nights in question now included the breakfast.
On our return I contacted InterContinental customer services and after a couple of months' delay got a reply from the general manager of the property explaining this is standard procedure for hotels to manage their room occupancy and with an offer of an upgrade to superior room on our next stay. I found this quite insulting as I could have reduced the cost of the stay quite easily by cancelling the flexible and full price rate for at least one of the nights we stayed there. It may be the norm for hotel groups to operate this way and it is my responsibility that I failed to check if there had been a change in the flexible rate before our arrival.
However, I felt the hotel could have done more both locally and after the event to compensate for the fact that we were paying twice as much as the best available rate and getting less service (no breakfast) for the deal. The standard offer for Priority Club gold cardholders of a buy one-get-one-free breakfast just added insult to injury when the latest available rate included this service.
I would avoid booking hotels in Japan more than a couple of months in advance of travel as the best rates only seem to get loaded close to the time of stay.
The hotel is a decent choice in a good location and I would like to recommend it but it represents incredibly poor value if you fail to keep a close eye out for changes in the rates before you actually stay.
A valuable lesson learned - if you rate is flexible keep checking until the day of arrival for a better deal, in this case as much as 100% improvement!