Detailed review & photos “Hilton Okinawa Chatan Resort”

The building is slightly on a hill and you can see the hotel from a distance.

The hotel is a 9 story building that is built along the beach and most of the rooms have nice ocean views.

The main entrance is located on the third floor which is used when there is a transfer.

The entrance seen from inside the hotel.

There was an entrance in front of the parking lot on the first floor, and those who did not use the shuttle bus often came in and out from here.

It was a very bright and spacious lobby.

There is a big window with a nice view of the ocean.

There is a kid’s corner in the lobby, so it is nice for families with small children.

At the front desk, staff dressed in uniforms with an Acer motif welcomed me. The front desk was full of multinational staff.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Inside of the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room door.

The lamp by the entrance was beautiful.

I stayed in a twin room for three people and it was very spacious. A room with a simple yet sophisticated impression with blue walls. There were interiors where you could feel Okinawa everywhere. The additional amenities are arranged with a little playfulness. There were so many outlets in a convenient location which was very convenient. The only issue was that the light was s little dim at night.

The blankets were ironed very well and it felt a little hard, but the mattress was soft and comfortable, so I fell asleep right away.

Night wear prepared on the bed.

Across the bed was a TV, desk and a luggage stand. On the desk were bottles of water.

The room seen from the window.

I could enjoy a view of the ocean form the window.

The balcony was a little small, but there was a table and chairs so I was able to enjoy the view.

You can not hear the sound of waves because it is not a beach, but the blue sky was very enjoyable.

The bathroom was spacious and there was a sink in front of the bathtub. The toilet and sink were separated.

Since there is no handrail in the bathtub, if you are worried about bathing, I recommend staying in the universal room.

There was a large window by the bathtub so that you can see the view of the outside. There is a blind, so if you need some privacy you can close them.

There is an overhead shower and a removable hand shower. Both water pressures were average and the temperature adjustment was easy.

There was a hook in the bathroom.

The sink was spacious with a magnifying mirror.

Amenities were also provided on the sink. Amenities included soap, shampoo, conditioner, botty wash, body lotion, toothbrush, shower cap, hair band, comb, shave, cotton, and cotton swab. New amenities were provided everyday.

The closet had three doors, which included extra pillows, a safe and an iron.

There was plenty of space to hang clothes in the closet.

Under the desk was a cafe corner.

There was an electric kettle and an ice bucket here. The kettle was cleaned very well.

Cups, glass, and a Nescafe powder stick provided for free.

There was beer, soft drinks and snacks prepared in the fridge (charged).

There were several restaurants in the hotel, but this time I had breakfast at the buffet restaurant “Suriyun” on the third floor.

There was a terrace seating.

There were many Okinawan dishes.

Menues changed everyday, so I did not get tired of the food.

It was very high quality.

There was also an Italian restaurant called “Colente” on the first floor.

A lounge called “Mar” in the lobby on the third floor.

On the first floor was “Fe-nu Shopping Plaza.”

They were selling Okinawa souvenirs (miscellaneous goods, jewelry) and beach goods. It was open until 10pm.

The hotel had two outdoor pools; a “lagoon pool” and a “cascade pool” which could be accessed with a room key. There were several families swimming in the pool. Also, at the time of check-in, you can get the key of “Double Tree by Hilton Okinawa Chatan Resort,” so it seems that you can use the two outdoor pools here.

The Lagoon Pool had two water slides and a shallow pool for children.

There were deck chairs and parasols by the pool.

There was a garden that continued from the pool. It was designed for people who want to take a walk, and there were plenty of tables and chairs to relax. Flowers such as hibiscuses were blooming beautifully. It was a fun place to stroll after watching the sunset because it was lit up at night.

An indoor pool on the first floor.

A currency exchange machine.

American Village.

The ocean in front of the hotel.

Due to national holidays, there were many guests staying from China. About 80% were Chinese and about 20% were Japanese, Korean, and Westerners.

Row of fukugi trees.