Published date: February 10, 2025
A Stylish and Calming Hotel
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
I moved from another hotel and stayed 3 nights at Anteroom, a place I had never stayed in Naha before. Moreover, I didn’t use a rental car, so I was honestly a bit worried even though it has a good reputation.
In reality, it was indeed about a 10-minute walk from the bus stop, and although it was also away from Miebashi Station, I realized that it was a location that wouldn't be a bother for those who enjoy discovering various things while walking. Surprisingly, there was also a MAX Value nearby.
The hotel itself was fantastic, with art exhibitions and beautiful views from the windows! The ferries commuting to the outer islands ignited my wanderlust.
During my stay, I could easily access the Minato River Foreigners' Housing and Shuri Castle Park from the nearest Tomarin-mae bus stop. It was also a bit of a long walk from Kokusai Street.
The room had high ceilings, and there was a washbasin inside. There was no bathtub, only a shower, which may be a preference for some.
What I particularly liked was the thoroughly cleaned, functional, and spacious rooms with larger sofas, and above all, the delicious meals!! Unfortunately, I couldn't have lunch, but breakfast was fulfilling, satisfying. I heard that locals also visit for lunch.
Shop hopping was the main activity, and I was satisfied that I could explore to my heart's content. It turned out to be a trip that made me consider staying here again to explore.
Experiences during the trip
Famous tart set from Ohacolte in Minatokawa
A lunch made with carefully selected local island ingredients at a restaurant I reserved. It was calm and relaxing, allowing me to enjoy my meal in a quiet residential area. Continuing from my previous visit, I went to Ukishima Brewing on Ukishima Street. The craft beer and delicious snacks were amazing!
Unexpectedly, I recommended a place that locals suggested, which was the restoration process of Shuri Castle. I was glad I could go there, as it was said that you can only see it now.
Though there are many miscellaneous goods, I found the Sakura-zaka Theater to be unexpectedly interesting. They have glassware, pottery, and various other things that I recommend.