Naha Tokyu REI Hotel is very accessible, just 10 minutes by car from Naha Airport and 13 minutes by Yui Rail, including a 3-minute walk from Asahimachi. Located in Asahimachi near the bus terminal, it is also a 10-minute walk to Kokusai-dori Street and a few minutes by cab to the most famous places in Naha City, so you can save on transportation costs! The hotel is very popular because it is inexpensive and clean!
Point 1: Naha Tokyu REI Hotel, has good guest rooms with a bright and clean atmosphere!
This Tokyu REI Naha was opened in 2010. At that time, however, it was called “Tokyu Bizfort.
The hotel is part of the Tokyu family, which operates nationwide, but with the passage of time, it was rebranded and changed its name to “Tokyu REI”.
The guest rooms have a tropical atmosphere with bright fabrics. The standard rooms are simple with clean colors. Rooms with balconies are tropical and have rattan chairs on the balcony, creating a resort atmosphere even in the city of Naha.
The twin beds are of the Hollywood type with only the mattresses separated, original to the hotel in pursuit of a good night’s sleep. Indirect lighting on the ceiling gives it a luxurious feel.
It is so clean that it is hard to believe that it has been in business for more than 10 years, probably because it is constantly maintained.
Depending on the reservation site and time of year, I found a deluxe twin room for two with cafe-style breakfast and late check-out at 12:00 pm for a very low price of 11,360 yen.
There are about 35 different room plans, from double to twin, and you can choose as many as you like according to the occasion and the people accompanying you. The hotel targets a variety of travelers from business, workcation, women to families, and its responsiveness is amazing.
Point 2: The stylish breakfast at Naha Tokyu REI Hotel is amazing!
Since you have gone to the trouble of traveling, you want to eat breakfast in a bit of style, don’t you?
Breakfast at Naha Tokyu REI Hotel is buffet style, but you may call it “cafe style.
The reason for this is that many of the items on the menu are bread-based, such as pizza, Danish, croissants, and so on. Although bread is the main ingredient, there are also soups, salads, and Okinawan dishes such as Okinawan soba noodles and taco meat, so the nutritional balance is perfect.
Breakfast is served in the “Guest Lounge” on the 4th floor, which also has a special name, and the interior looks like a stylish café that would look great on Instagram, so I was a little excited.
Point 3: Naha Tokyu REI Hotel, Awamori Happy Hour and freshly ground free drinks are amazing!
In the “Guest Lounge,” a slightly stylish café-style space with brown tones, freshly ground coffee, espresso, café latte, and other free drinks are available from 3 pm to 24 pm after check-in, and from 3 pm to 6 pm, there is a Happy Hour of awamori (Japanese rice wine).
While many hotels nowadays provide a few high-end instant coffee pouches or green tea bags in their guest rooms, it is great to be able to drink freshly ground coffee for free using a proper machine!
And even though there is a time limit, it is great to be able to drink for free at the Awamori Happy Hour. There are several varieties of it too, so you can drink a little and compare the tastes!
In this guest lounge, you can enjoy a “grown-up moment” and look at the many crafts and artifacts selected by the staff.
In addition, there is a corner with magazines, town magazines, newspapers, and a large monitor, and I found this hotel to be very cozy for the price.
