Marine Piazza Okinawa

I stayed here with my children during Golden Week as a base for visiting Churaumi Aquarium.Although I felt there was room for improvement in terms of service, overall, contrary to the appearance and name of the facility, I had a really relaxing time.The location was in the northwestern part of the main island of Okinawa, less than 10 minutes by car from Churaumi Aquarium, making it the perfect location for the main purpose of our trip. On the other hand, it takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours by car from Naha Airport. It is best to choose your flight departing from Naha carefully, taking into account factors such as rental car return time, transfer to the airport, and check-in time. If you followed the navigation guide, there wasn't anything particularly easy to make a mistake.There are parking areas around the driveway and behind it.When you enter the atrium lobby, you will find a reception desk. The lobby is large with an atrium, and there is only a small shop inside, so it's really quiet, and the receptionist's conversation can be heard echoing through the entrance.To be honest, the building looks a little old. The elevator, the guest room door, its key, the fittings in the guest room, and the unit bath all have the impression of being a long time ago. There is no loss in usability, so there is no problem with a comfortable stay, but you may feel a gap between the furniture and the scenery you can see from the window.This time, we used a Japanese-Western style room that can accommodate up to 7 people. Considering the number of guests, I could have stayed in a twin room, but the difference in price wasn't that big, so I chose a room with tatami mats and a space to relax. This was the correct answer, and the children were spending their time lounging around in the tatami area.The bed is a soft spring mattress with a sinking type. I felt like I wanted something with a little bit of space between the pillows, one thin and one soft with volume.There are a unit bath in the guest room and a large communal bath. The unit bath in the guest room was quite standard, but it gave the impression that it was large. Also, the washroom, which also serves as a dressing room, is separate, so I felt it was relatively practical. The public bath is a rather large bath with 7 to 8 pots. There are no particularly noticeable features, but you can stretch your legs and slowly enter.Dinner and breakfast are served at the restaurant. I stayed for two nights this time, and each time the offerings were different depending on the day. The dinner buffet had a sufficient number of items, but there weren't many items for children, so I had a hard time finding something to feed them. Also, for the course dinner, the pace of food delivery was uneven, and I thought nothing would come out for a while after it started, but then tempura, shabu-shabu, and sashimi came out all at once, which was a bit of a surprise. Children especially eat at a slow pace, so they end up running out of shabu-shabu fuel halfway through the meal. Although we received refills of fuel, we would like you to adjust the pace of provision according to the pace of the customer's meal. I was a little annoyed when they offered me dessert (ice cream) when my child was only halfway through his meal.All breakfasts were buffet-style, but my child really liked the demonstration of cooking eggs, and had him make an omelet several times. There were even fewer items than dinner, but since it was also breakfast, I didn't really care.There were few free drink options for both dinner and breakfast. The same goes for children.The location is perfect, and I have no complaints about the rooms and other facilities, so I think I would be even more satisfied if the restaurant's offerings and service improved. However, the price is quite reasonable, so I don't think it's too much of a stretch.

Located in the central north, 30 minutes from Kouri Island and 5 to 7 minutes from Churaumi Aquarium.Japanese Western type rooms are good for staying with children.It was nice that the breakfast consisted of a Japanese set meal and a salad bar.All rooms have sea views, and you can see the sea with 11 dolphins every day, and there are marine sports and dolphin experiences.It's a really good hotel to go to with kids.

The hotel looks old, but the room is very large, the balcony view is beautiful, the whole scenery is pleasant, parking is convenient, and the location is good! …

It's old but good. I had a good time.

My stay at the Marine Piazza Hotel was exceptional in many ways. As soon as I arrived, I was warmly welcomed by an attentive and professional team. The rooms were spotless, providing a clean and comfortable space to rest after a busy day.The activities offered by the Genki Mura team were simply wonderful. Their supervision added a sinister dimension to my stay, allowing me to have fun while resting. The best part was meeting the dolphins and other animals at the hotel, including turtles, horses and parrots, an unforgettable experience.The hotel's facilities were also remarkable, including an extraordinary restaurant offering delicious dishes, such as Okinawa Soba, a true delight for the taste buds.The hotel's facilities were complete, offering relaxing hot baths, an indoor swimming pool, karaoke and very family-friendly indoor and outdoor play areas. Overall, my experience at the Marine Piazza Hotel was relaxing and pleasantly supervised. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a memorable stay in Okinawa."Valleret family

This is my second time to stay in this hotel. The hotel locates near the ocean park and the Motobu Watersports Centre, about 1.5 hours driving from Naha. …

As soon as I arrived at the hotel parking lot, I was greeted by the staff.Would you like to check in? He pulled a cart and greeted us. I could see the ocean from my room, but I thought it looked like a fishing port. The view from the breakfast venue the next day was that you could see Motobu Genki Village directly below, and you could see people fishing from the embankment, giving you the feeling of being in a resort.Churaumi Aquarium is also only about 10 minutes away.

The guest room was a Japanese-Western style room with two beds and a raised tatami mat, so it was nice and spacious, but when I opened the balcony, there was a horse in the courtyard and there was a strong animal odor.The public bath was pretty average.The problem is dinner and breakfast.In both cases, the food was so bad that there was almost nothing to eat.There is Hanasaki Marche a little further away than eating here, so I recommend going there.

The place is very big, and there are many surrounding facilities. There is a large bathhouse, which is suitable for a family to come for a relaxing trip. …

I stayed from February 23rd to 26th, 2024. It feels old, but is very neat and cozy. The staff are very friendly. There are a lot of Japanese people here, so the staff are not very good at English. I did my best to translate it using a translator. Breakfast is free, and we were given two free lunch coupons and two free dinner coupons. Additionally, we received 12 attraction coupons and exchanged 8 for Churaumi Aquarium tickets. The room had a large tatami mat and two beds. In addition to the bed, there was bedding for about 4 more people, so we were able to sleep comfortably. The public bathhouse was also open for free, so I went there every evening after my trip. There was a playground on the grass where children could play and a place where they could watch horses. The pineapple was very sweet and the ribs served for dinner were excellent. Additional clothes and bedding were provided for the child. The windows were a bit stained. The water came out very well.