Hotel Pescatore

Great and spacious room, fantastic location especially if you plan on taking the ferry to Kerama Islands. Very friendly staff as well. The room also offers a kitchen and washing machine but you have to pay to use these appliances.

The worst costumer service I have ever received We didn’t even got inside our room the girl in the reception was so rude . Lied to my face about parking laugh in our face when we asked for help. We got inside our car and switched hotels After the horrible experience we thought the hotel owner would be nice but he threatened as with lawsuits Stay far away from this hotel

I don't recommend this hotel for a 1 night stay and to foreign tourists. We stayed 1 night during a layover in Naha so we didn't need the small kitchen or washing machine. I understand having them in the room can be a perk for a different stay. Cleaning and maintenance could be definitely improved. We found hair in both bed sheets. The towels seemed old and tore. There was a lot of dust on the TV and many things in the decor seemed ruined/broken/old. No shelf of any kind in the bathroom to leave anything. All these things made our stay quite uncomfortable. The reception system is quite strange for something that is defined as "hotel". There was no one at the reception for most part of the day and we only had a visitor Sim Card for data but could not make phone calls, so we just had to wait in the hall or go look for someone from the staff in the surroundings or inside the building (there is no key-regulated access during daily hour so this is not really safe as anyone who is not a guest can access all the floors). Apparently they only give 1 key per room, we were 2 and my friend arrived at a different time and it was quite hard for her to find someone of the staff and access the room. They never replied to my email where I asked if we could drop the heavy suitcase in the morning before checkin. I'm not sure where all the great reviews come from. We stayed around Japan for 3 weeks, always on a budget, and never had any cleaning, communication or reception issue like here.

Room was fabulous and clean, very functional. Price was amazing, only downfall is you have to rent appliances. Staff was awesome. Will stay here again when I return.

The room was small, but functional. The inclusion of a washer/dryer and kitchenette was nice, however in order to use the stove top you have to rent additional cookware or bring your own. The toilet room seemed to lack ventilation, or functioning fan, unless it was just less intuitive and was some particular switch in Japanese. Overall the room was clean and minimalist, and the hotel lobby had a tropical appeal in their decor and color scheme.

This place is perfect if you’re not fussy and just want to come and go as you please. The room was spacious enough for two and comfy. The balcony is nice and there’s lots of interesting day to day life happening below. The washer and dryer were a nice touch. We didn’t cook but there is an induction burner, sink, and fridge if you feel inclined. It’s close enough to the main drag in Naha that you can do touristy things without being in the thick of it all the time. There’s no parking but we were able to locate several pay parking lots nearby.

Amazing value! We stayed at this hotel for two nights due to a flight cancellation and we could not be happier! The staff are really friendly, and the room we got was on the top floor with a fantastic view. It was very clean, modern rustic style, the beds were very comfortable, the bathroom and kitchen and shower were fantastic. Really good location. Overall a fantastic stay, would definitely come back again.

Hotel Pesquera has a superb location, not far from the Airport and many of the Naha attractions. A taxi ride from airport will set you back about Yen 1000. The famous Kokusoi Dori, monorail stations Kencho-mae and Meibashi are all within 10 minutes walk. Although located in a residential area, you will find a commercial block with Lawson, restaurants and a grocery within 100 metres. The road on the left from the hotel leads you to a park on the water front of Naha, and if you walk to the giant pillars of Okinawan Lion statues, you will be very close to the beach. There is a big Max Valu Aeon store in that area. ||||The hotel provides all the amenities inside your room, such as fridge, microwave oven, washing machine and dryer, AC, tea maker and so on. But don't expect any room service as there is only one girl manning the front, whose only job is to check in guests and hand over the key. You need not even hand over the key to her while checking out of the hotel. While checking in you are asked to drop the room key in a box near the lift at the time of leaving. While there, you must always take the key with you because the door on the side of the hotel automatically locks once you are out. If you are locked out you may not find anyone in the hotel to bail you out.||||The room is big in size with comfortable bed and a balcony from where you may get a glimpse of the sea at a distance.||||I had a memorable stay at the hotel and would recommend others to choose this one while in Naha.