Hyatt Regency Naha, Okinawa

Very friendly front desk staffs . Extremely helpful services ! Greatly appreciated

Very convenient location near the city centre, with food options. Also convenient if visiting the southern part of Okinawa.

When I was at the gym,a female cleaner rush in again and again,makes it very awkward and feeling no privacy at all.

Our stay at the Hyatt Regency Naha had its positive moments, but there were several disappointments, notably the parking experience and the breakfast spread. Despite booking well in advance and specifying our need for accessible parking due to an elderly, disabled family member, we were told upon arrival that the on-site parking was full. Frustratingly, other guests—Japanese-speaking and arriving after us—were allowed to park on-site, which felt inconsistent and dismissive of our needs. The hotel directed us to a nearby commercial car park, but the directions were vague, causing us to circle the area three times before finding it. We ultimately had to return to the lobby for more precise instructions. This added stress and delay was especially inconvenient, given our situation. The breakfast experience also left us disappointed. Although affordably priced, the selection was minimal, lacking variety and quality we expected from a Hyatt property. With such a limited spread, breakfast felt underwhelming and not reflective of the hotel’s usual standards. While our stay had some comfortable aspects, the lack of consideration in parking arrangements and limited breakfast options diminished the overall experience. We hope the Hyatt Regency Naha improves these areas to better meet the needs of future guests.

I think hotels is all about beds and cleanse. How old is this hotel? Looks like mattress was never changed since construction date, there is a hole, like a trench, room 1107, if you would. Walls are dirty, never cleaned. Plumbing is clean, room big enough, customers are mostly chinese. Breakfast not worth the price. Location is good. Hope managers who don’t care about renovation will sleep in this hotels beds every day.

Hyatt Regency Naha is a good base when travelling to Okinawa. It is close to Kokusai Dori, a long street with shops and restaurants, smaller markets, and the pottery street. It is about a 10-min walk to the monorail. It is also a short taxi ride to the port to get a ferry to another island and the Naha airport. Breakfast buffet was reasonably priced for a modest selection. There's a lot of places to eat in the area, however. Staff are wonderful and helpful.