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This hotel is also recommended for families with babies.I made a reservation for a tour that included a flight ticket, but I contacted the hotel in advance and requested a baby cot, and they arranged it for me. Even the mattress on the crib was hotel-spec, and they placed a baby duvet set and bath towel on top of it, so it looked very comfortable. We were able to prepare a lot of towels for the baby and use them to take care of the baby.In addition, the rooms were very clean, the interior was stylish, there was no musty odor even after the typhoon and rain, and it was very clean.Moreover, the rooms had wooden floors instead of carpets, and shoes were strictly prohibited inside the rooms. I would like to use it again even if my child starts crawling and touching.In addition, the shower is the latest model from Refa, and the hair dryer is a NanoE Moisture Plus 23 year old hair dryer. Shampoos and body soaps are KOSE and have a nice scent. The pajamas are separate and comfortable, and you can request a pillow of your choice. Nishikawa's more horizontal sleeping (higher) is my favorite.The amenity bar is fully stocked with Sekkisei and mouthwash. There are no shower caps or Sekkisei cream in the amenity bar, so if you need them, you should bring them. There is a complete set including milky lotion and a hair band.Additionally, there is a 7-Eleven attached to the hotel, and there is a large shopping facility across the street (there is also a supermarket called San-A), so anything you don't need can be procured locally. The refrigerator is empty, so you can buy food and souvenirs. There is also a microwave. It's a refrigerated type, so you can get ice just by picking it up.In addition to laundry services, there are also 3 coin laundry machines. The standard course of 3 kg of washing and drying was available for 600 yen. You can check availability on the TV so you don't waste time. Also, if you left your item unattended for more than 30 minutes, you could leave it at the front desk and remove it, which was helpful.A charger is provided from the beginning, and 500ml of water is refilled daily, so you can travel with minimal luggage.There were plenty of welcome drinks, and I was able to drink a wide variety of caffeine-free rooibos tea even while breastfeeding.The restaurant attached to the hotel was also very delicious. It was a weekday, so it was empty, and they very kindly offered to let us use the stroller. For breakfast, there were so many dishes that I couldn't finish, and I was able to enjoy Okinawan cuisine such as taco rice, Okinawa soba, and goya chanpuru.The main menu could be eaten every day, and there were also slightly different dishes, so it was a restaurant that I wanted to go to every day. .The Italian dinner was delicious, and the pizza and pasta were delicious. It was empty, probably because most tourists go to Okinawan restaurants, so I was able to spend a luxurious time without having to go out in the rain. I also appreciated the 10% discount for hotel guests.It has up to 13 floors, and the view from the higher floors is good, and on Sundays, you could see fireworks right in front of you. I think it depends on the orientation of the room, but it's a compact building and all rooms are not far from the elevator, which is another point recommended for families with children.However, since it is a compact hotel, it does not have a covered entrance, so we had to get off the taxi where there was no roof, which was a miscalculation of traveling with a child in a stroller and suitcase in the rain. If you're renting a car, there's a multi-storey parking lot next door, so I think you won't get wet, but I'm not sure.Everyone was kind to me, including the restaurant, and the service was excellent.If I were to stay in Naha, I would definitely stay at this hotel again for multiple nights.