Southwest Grand Hotel
Indoor pool and sauna near Yachimun Street
この宿について
Five kilometres from Naha Airport and under a kilometre from Yachimun Street, Southwest Grand Hotel delivers a classic five-star template executed to a high standard: an indoor swimming pool, a sauna and a hot tub sit alongside a fitness centre, giving guests a genuine reason to spend time on site between excursions. The restaurant serves Italian, Japanese and Steakhouse cuisines with vegetarian, vegan and dairy-free options, and breakfast runs as a buffet before lunch and dinner switch to a modern, romantic ambience. An eighteen-minute walk reaches Naminoue Beach, and Tamaudun Mausoleum and Nakagusuku Castle both sit within easy reach for a half-day trip. Guests consistently praise the attentive staff, the scenic views and the comfortable rooms throughout the whole property, floor by floor.
- Indoor pool
- Sauna and hot tub
- Balcony rooms
編集部より
This suits travellers wanting a genuine five-star splurge with a proper indoor pool and sauna, close enough to Yachimun Street to combine luxury with easy access to the pottery district. Families and couples both do well here, though budget-conscious travellers will find better value in the business or city-view categories elsewhere on this list instead of this premium, higher-priced property in central Naha.
- Book a balcony room for the best combination of city view and fresh air; the standard rooms trade the balcony for a larger footprint.
- Try the Steakhouse option for a special dinner; it stands out from the more common Japanese and international menus found elsewhere in Naha.
- Use the indoor pool and sauna together for a proper reset after a long sightseeing day out around the city.
ここが好き
- Indoor swimming pool and sauna on site
- Balcony rooms with genuine city views
- Multi-cuisine dining including a Steakhouse option
- Under a kilometre from Yachimun Street
ゲストに愛される理由Southwest Grand Hotel is a five-star hotel I would suggest to families who want a pool whatever the weather: the swimming pool is indoors, which matters during Okinawa's rainy season. Rooms have air-conditioning, a balcony, city views and a minibar. Parents can use the sauna, the hot tub and the fitness centre, and a restaurant, a bar and a coffee shop cover every meal. Housekeeping is daily, and a concierge helps with plans.