Due to a business trip, our client recommended Hotel Collective for our accommodation. The location is indeed very convenient, right on International Street, one of the tourist attractions. Additionally, there is a supermarket within a 15-minute walking distance, which adds to the convenience.Since we didn't utilize breakfast, we can't provide a review on that aspect. However, the rooms were very clean and well-equipped. What I particularly liked was that the gym and sauna facilities were available until 12:00, which is very convenient for business travelers who might not have the time earlier in the day.

Overall, everything is very convenient, but the parking situation leaves something to be desired. There is an additional charge of 1500 Japanese yen per day for parking, which isn't an unreasonable price, but it's surprising since I've never stayed at a hotel before where parking incurred an extra fee. Additionally, the surface parking spaces are insufficient, so there's a need for mechanical parking. However, using the mechanical parking takes a considerable amount of time, which is quite inconvenient for business travelers with tight schedules.

Breakfast was fine. The hotel was comfortable. If you arrive late and hungry even if you are 70 and you have children, you will sleep hungry because their only restaurant might be fully booked and they are rigid plus there is no room service. We could’t even get a fruit and/ or some bread although they certainly had that for breakfast . Very awful wellcome for very tired guests.

If you arrive late and hungry even if you are 70 and you have children, you will sleep hungry because their only restaurant might be fully booked and they are rigid plus there is no room service. We could’t even get a fruit and/ or some bread although they certainly had that for breakfast . Very awful wellcome for very tired guests.

There is a lot to love about this hotel. First off, the location. For Naha, you can't get much better than this, right in the heart of downtown, easy to walk to everywhere, with all the restaurants and shops literally outside the hotel. The hotel is modern and the rooms are decently sized for Japan. Lots of modern touches and the rooms are very comfortable. Shower had great pressure, and they also had a separate bath tub available.

Check in staff's English skills could definitely be improved, but I get that most guests are probably from Japan or other Asian countries. Breakfast could have a few more western choices, all of the choices leaned a bit heavily on the Japanese side for my taste. High chairs - this seems to be a thing in Japan in general, but the high chairs in the restaurant don't have straps, so for feisty toddlers, it can be a nightmare trying to enjoy breakfast.

1. The property itself is very very modern. 2. The breakfast choice were pretty good (some people mentioned about how big the salads leafs were, it really is large. Hard to eat) but overall it seems always fresh. 3. Swimming pool/hot tub was small but pretty nice too.

1. Room was really dusty, especially closet spaces. 2. Breakfast at later time, can be very busy. 3. Asked for a baby cot in advance before the trip and exchanged the message, however, when we got there, no baby cot provided. We were tired and also didn’t want to be bothered anymore so we gave up.

The hotel room itself was rather spacious and clean and comfortable. The hotel is right in the middle of Kokusai-dori which is the busiest and most touristy spot of Naha. Restaurants and convenients stores are all around the area and is very convenient. Compare to other hotels that are located right in the city centers of other Japan cities that we have been to, this hotel was cheaper and at the same time more comfortable than the others. I was worry about the hotel private car park would be full when I reached the hotel on a Saturday late afternoon as it was in such a busy areaa, but turn out it was easy to park in the hotel and the staff running the parking facility was super friendly and helpful.

Not much to commplain about the hotel as most things are nice and well managed, and we were stayng for only one night.

Location is the best as the hotel is right in the middle of Kokusai Street. We arrived near 9pm at the hotel and were still able to walk around the busy streets before shops closed. Although it is in the middle of Kokusai Street, the soundproofing is good and you will not hear noise from the outside when you are in your hotel room. The hotel is new and provides a lot of amenities. Parking is easy.

The public bath closes a tad too early so we are unable to enjoy it.

Hotel is very nice and smart. The location and room size is what makes this property good.

Didn’t like the bar area, not to good for relaxing. Restaurants had no vegetarian options and considering the cost of the hotel, is a bit disappointing. Hotel is overpriced.

The hotel front desk explained in detail during check-in. I told them about using the airporter baggage delivery service, and the hotel kindly delivered it to my room after receiving it! The hotel is conveniently located right next to the international street, making it easy to shop and explore.

location, location, location it’s literally located on a shopping street with many shops and restaurants nearby, best hotel for tourists and families!

parking is not free even for residents, they charge ¥1500 per night (not per stay)

Convenient location not far from where we picked up our rental car, located right on the popular shopping district along Kokusai Street. Rooms were very clean, staff was great

Nothing really, but if I had to suggest one improvement it would be a better room service menu with more options