Rihga Royal Gran Okinawa

Had an amazing stay at Rihga Royal Gran Okinawa! The spacious, clean rooms and modern amenities made for a comfortable and relaxing experience. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, offering exceptional service from check-in to departure. The location is perfect—right by the monorail and bus terminal, with easy access to Kokusai Street. The breakfast buffet at Dining 19 was a highlight, with a delicious mix of Okinawan, Japanese, and Western dishes, plus stunning sunset views. Highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Naha!

Luxurious hotel with a wonderful seaside view🤩🤩, the lobby is on the 14th floor. The receptionist and hotel staffs are very kind and friendly, they even gave us recommendations on where to go in Okinawa There’s a Lawson convenience store on the 1st floor👍🏻

Was upgraded to 13th floor room, but unsure which room spec exactly. 4.5 star hotel rating feels about right: feels quite upclass, decor, fixtures and fittings feel premium, etc. Very clean. Staff super helpful and polite. Very convenient location, on the edge of central Naha, and just across the street from the bus station, and monorail station that connects direct to the airport. Expensive but very nice restaurant. Only criticisms: there is no room service (which seems odd for a 4.5 star hotel), and the in room safe was in a draw and too shallow for my DSLR camera.

amazing room with a view of the city and the ocean staying on a high floor. The room is big and has a very nice bathroom. The staff is very professional, helpful and very kind.

We stayed four nights at the Rihga Royal Gran and have zero complaints. The staff was friendly, our room comfortable, breakfast plentiful, bar well stocked and the location perfect in Naha. ||The Lawson convenience store on the 1st level is very handy and the short walk to eateries and shopping was very nice. Overall, our stay was perfect!

Hotel is next to the monorail and bus terminal . Very clean and the size is pretty ok for 3 of us. Love the place and will stay on this hotel in the future

The room is smaller than I expected. Since the flight was delayed, we have missed the last order of the restaurant up there. The breakfast buffet is not bad but we need to queue for a table like 9:30pm. It was clean and comfortable overall.

The stay was excellent. We booked a 3-person room with 3 single beds, which is very hard to find so it was great that the hotel had this offering. The staff made sure that our stay was comfortable. Was really surprised by the little treats that was provided at the lobby.

My mom and I had a great stay here at the Riga Royal Gran Hotel here in Naha, Okinawa. This was our last minute side trip on our trip to Tokyo, Japan. Our JTB agent booked this hotel for us in the last minute. I can imagine why I haven't seen too many reviews on this place as this hotel seems to cater mostly to Japanese clientele, and haven't seen too many Foreign customers here, save for the random American spouse or military personnel. The service at this hotel however is top notch and probably is on the the same level as the Hyatt or Hilton. Getting there from the Naha airport is a bit of a challenge though because of some construction in the area and their driveway is a bit hidden. It's also odd that you need to take a set of elevators to reach their main lobby and check in area on the 14th floor! (The only WTF moment we had.) Once checked in, you would need to take another set of elevators to your room on the lower floors. The room we received however was very nice, clean and luxurious. Nice beds, high end bathroom with the famous Japanese toilet w/ bidet seat, and even a mini bar. Of course there is free WIFI and a nice Panasonic flat screen TV to help you stay in touch. You initially get free breakfast coupons ( and coupons for other places to dine in the neighborhood ) on your first stay here. Their breakfast buffet begins at 7am till 10:30am in their lobby lounge called the Aiju. The Aiju becomes a very high end restaurant and bar at night so if you can afford the Yen, please keep that in mind. Otherwise there are more affordable restaurants nearby via the monorail to Kokusai Street or even the Lawson Convenience store downstairs which offers very good food and drink that you can grab and go or sit to eat in their cafe nook they have available. Overall this SF Bay Area boy was quite impressed with my stay here at the Riga Gran. If you can speak a bit of the Japanese language and feel adventurous, this is the place to stay. :)