Coral Palace Onna by Sunset Avenue

An exceptionally beautiful and comfortable apartment, perfect for a family. It has everything you need for a modern and comfortable stay. Everything was very clean, new, and stylishly furnished. Tiger Beach is just a 3-minute walk away, which is a great bonus. We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend this accommodation!

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Room and layout washer and dryer fridge and kitchen area the hot water kettle was perfect plus rice maker

The side gates and stairs gate my key wouldn’t open those

A huge, beautifully laid-out apartment — around 90m² — with a partial sea view from the living room. Spacious, well-equipped and genuinely comfortable: a tatami area, a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable beds, a large and well-appointed bathroom with a full bathtub, powerful and easy-to-control air conditioning, a large flat-screen TV, fast WiFi, a washing machine and free on-site parking. Exceptional value for money. We used it as a base after 3 days in Naha, and it was perfect for exploring the Onna coast, Yomitan, Motobu and the north of the island — all within easy reach by car.

The area has limited dining options in the morning and at lunchtime — but honestly, with such a well-equipped kitchen, a great farmers market nearby and supermarkets just 10 minutes away by car, making your own breakfast is easy and more enjoyable anyway. For those exploring the island during the day, closed lunch spots are a non-issue. The only real downside: evening restaurants in the area tend to be pricey — classic tourist-area pricing.

Excellent location, very close to a bus line and Route 58, which makes traveling across Okinawa from north to south incredibly easy. It offers quick access to Tiger Beach and Moon Beach, and is located very close to the Blue Cave, and Cape Maeda. On top of that, the rooms are very spacious!

While technology is meant to simplify things, here it completely dehumanizes the experience. There is no staff on-site and everything relies on automated emails, which makes you wonder what happens in case of an urgent emergency. On top of that, there was a construction site right in front of the hotel. Opening the huge bay windows meant dealing with the loud noise of grinders and excavators right under—or even level with—our balcony. We sometimes had to keep the curtains closed so the workers couldn't see inside our room.