Perfect location two minutes walk from Kokusai-dori, perfect for enjoying the street and its clubs and shops in the evening until late at night, and also a 5-minute walk from the bus station, and three minutes from the monorail station, essential for getting around and visiting the city and the island. Small rooms, but equipped with everything you need, clean and quiet. The breakfast is good, offering variety and also some typical specialties. The staff is kind, helpful and present during the day and in the evening. Good wi-fi connection and possibility to leave luggage.

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Locality was prime just a couple of hundred metres to Kokusai Dori with all its restaurants and shops but also had restaurants and Family Mart right next door. A very short walk from the monorail so it was virtually door to door from Haneda Airport in Tokyo. An absolute must is the onsen on the top floor and we were addicted to it by the end off our stay. Another pleasant place in the hotel lobby is the relaxation room with its free coffee and soft drinks along with water, a great place to cool down after being out in the heat and humidity where you can read books from the library or if necessary you can take advantage of the laptops provided to maybe do a little business or even plan your return visit.

If I had to say one thing it would be the amount of storage space but this is a business hotel and not designed for families, it certainly would not put me off returning to this hotel and I’m sure we will in the near future.

The good points of this hotel are its location and the large public bath. If you are traveling with your family, especially with a young child, I highly recommend this place over hotels in the international street area. While there are many hotels in the international street area, it can be very crowded and noisy. If you are someone who stays up all night or enjoys spending special time with friends, staying in the international street area would be a good choice. However, if you prefer a cozy and comfortable room, the Almont hotel is the perfect fit for you. The large public bath is located on the highest floor. This type of bathing culture may not be familiar to Westerners, but many Koreans prefer this culture. The bathroom in the room is a little bit small compared to Korean hotels, so I recommend using the large public bath. Please note the operating hours to accommodate the staff's cleaning schedule. The air conditioner may not be in the best condition, but the rest of the facilities are well-maintained and in good order. Lastly, the friendly staff and the open cafe on the first floor are also advantages of this hotel. If I ever visit Okinawa again, I'll definitely choose to stay at this hotel.

The only minor issues were the small room size and the mold in the air conditioner of the large public bath. But since the room size is similar to that of other hotels in Japan, I didn't mind it at all. If you prefer a larger room, you can choose a different room type.

I liked the hotel's location, really close by to the train station where we could easily catch the train in the morning to the airport. It was also a stone's throw from the main Kokousai shopping street! They had a free public onsen too, within the building, which I thought was a nice touch. Beds were comfortable,

The room was really small, but it was expected! The person sleeping nearer the window had to climb over the other person, so if you need more space, you need to book a bigger room. For us, we were planning to leave first thing in the morning anyway.

The location is very close to the bus terminal, monorail, shopping centres and Kokoda Dori street which has great shopping and food to choose from. It also has a parking garage for a reasonable fee.

The breakfast was great but sometimes the hot dishes weren’t that hot.

The location was really convenient, there are many restaurants, convenience stores and department stores nearby. The best thing was the transportion option, bus station and monorail station very near. We went to the Churaumi Aquarium and the bus stop was 3 mins from the hotel.

They don't have wheelchair to borrow for elderly, so if your companion needs one, you should take it with you. The curtain had dust and in the bathroom, there was limescale on the bathtub faucet.

The location is right in the Naha city center. Thus, everything was within walking distance. I think the room I had was a bit smaller than I expected, but it was clean, bright, and comfy.

The hotel breakfast could be better prepared. IT WAS A BUSY TIME when I went down for breakfast, but food could be filled frequently. Also, it didn't offer any hot and strong coffee. That was disappointing.

The location is excellent, right next to Kokusai Dori, with many convenient stores nearby to choose from. There's also a pharmacy downstairs, which is very convenient to buy some pharmacy stuff! The best part is that they provide a public bath service.

The room is very small, once you open a suitcase, there's no space left. The bathroom had some corners that weren't very clean.

The location next to the monorail and kokusai dori, makes the Almont a very convenient hotel. There is a big shopping complex next door for souvenirs, food and drink. The room was comfortable and the breakfast satisfactory.

Our room had a bit of a smell. Mould perhaps? Not enough to request a room change but it was definitely there. Not much space for 2-3 suitcases in the standard twin.

Location, the price is also pretty reasonable

The counter staff is a bit cold, asked to clean my room over the counter but insisted me going back to my room to hang up the cleaning tag instead of asking cleaning lady to do, that’s pretty awful experience!!!