Published date: February 17, 2025
Naha Stay with a View of the Ocean - Perfect for Solo Female Travelers!
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
You could say it's a "hotel that coexists with the ocean." My first impression was that they are making great use of this location.
First, the corridor is open to the air, allowing the ocean breeze to flow right through. When you enter the room and open the window, the ocean is right there. The lobby and restaurant also have glass walls, so you can see the ocean from anywhere.
If you want to feel close to the ocean while being in Naha City, this hotel is highly recommended.
Breakfast is served in a buffet style. I loved the salad dressing and went back for seconds. If you make a reservation by the day before, it’s 2,280 yen (2,500 yen on the day). The view is great too, definitely recommended.
The entrance and lobby are full of artistic touches.
It’s about a 15-minute walk from the Yui Rail station, so if you have a lot of luggage, I recommend taking a taxi.
Experiences during the trip
I stayed for two nights at BEB Seragaki in front of Anteroom and traveled around by rental car.
First, I went to Nakijin Castle Ruins to see the cold pink cherry blossoms in full bloom. You can enjoy the earliest cherry blossom viewing in Japan 🌸
The view from the high point is breathtaking! ✨
And the No.1 amazing view this time was the gymnasium of the elementary school that served as the venue for the Yanbaru Art Festival. It has full glass walls, and you can see the ocean right there. It’s so enviable to be able to attend such an elementary school.
It seems they open it during events, so if you have a chance, be sure to check it out.
The picture is of a sand cat from Neopark Okinawa. Here, you can see a huge flock of birds up close, so it's highly recommended for bird lovers.
For lunch, I enjoyed the famous beef soba at Maeda Shokudo (Nago) → hot dogs at TESIO (Okinawa City) → coffee at ZHYVAGO (American Village). I had a fantastic three days 🩷