Detailed review & photos “JR Kyushu Hotel Blossom Naha”

“JR Kyushu Hotel Blossom Naha” is a 13-story hotel conveniently located a 5-minute walk from Yui Rail “Miebashi Station” and very close to Kokusai Street.

The hotel opened in 2017, so it is still new and clean.

The hotel stands on a corner facing Okiei Street, so you can see the hotel sign from any angle.

The entrance was located along Okiei Street, with Shisa on both sides. Th entrance for the restaurant is on the right and the entrance for the reception is on the left.

The entrance seen from the inside

There were sofas in front of the entrance. There were also two computers and a printer in the lobby.

The lobby had a high ceiling and felt very open. Also, the color blue used here and therein the lobby was a reminiscent of the ocean in ​​Okinawa.

Lobby floor elevator hall

Guest room floor elevator hall

Guest room floor corridor

Guest room entrance door

There was a closet on the right and a bathroom on the left.

The room was 23 square meters wide which was not very big, but the furniture and flooring were unified with bright wood, and it was a modern Japanese design that was cozy.

Slippers were prepared by the entrance.

The bed was queen size with plenty of space to lay on. There were four pillows prepared.

The bed was a Simmons pocket coil mattress bed, so I was able to sleep comfortably and get a good night’s sleep. Nightwear was also prepared on the bed.

The wallpaper was blue above the bed which was very stylish.

There were two small bedside tables on each side of the bed. There was an alarm clock on this side of the bed.

There was a light switch, outlet and a USB port on the headboard.

If you push the panel a reading light will pop out.

TV across the bed

A humidifier and a cafe corner next to the TV.

There was a chair and a table by the window.

The room seen form the window.

The window was very tall.

The view was not amazing, but sunlight came in and brightened the room.

There was a sink and bathtub in the bathroom. The bathtub had a washing area.

The toilet was separated from the bathroom.

A toilet with a washlet function

The bathtub door was transparent.

The bathtub was big and deep, so I was able to spend a relaxing time.

A stool for washing.

The shower was a removable hand shower and the water pressure was just right. It was also easy to adjust the temperature.

There was a POLA shampoo, conditioner and body soap.

There was a hand & face soap prepared by the sink.

Tissue, glasses and amenities were also provided. Amenities included a hairbrush, toothbrush set, razor, shaving cream, swab, cotton and a shower cap.

Under the sink was a bath towel, body towel, hair dryer, and a basket for clothes. The quality of the towels were very good.

There was a space where you can put your clothes on your right after entering the room, and there were three different types of hangers and a total of six. Underneath was a clothes brush and a deodorant spray.

The closet did not have depth, so if you hang thick jackets the door may not slide.

There is a shelf next to the hanging space.

Under the shelf was a baggage rack and a shoe horn.

There was a safe in a drawer.

There was a cafe corner next to the TV. There was an electric kettle, cups, glasses, two instant coffee, two tea bags and two free bottles of water.

There was a fridge but nothing was inside it.

I had breakfast at “37 Steakhouse & Bar” on the 1st floor.

Breakfast was buffet style and there were about 60 kinds of dishes lined up with plenty of Okinawan and Kyushu ingredients used.

Bread was freshly baked at the bakery.

There were many kinds of salads and fruits and was very colorful.

Dishes using Okinawa and Kyushu ingredients.

Breakfast was delicious!

On the 13th floor, which is the top floor, was a library lounge. There were books about Okinawa, Kyushu and about traveling. There is also a free coffee service, so you can relax with a cup of coffee.

There was a terrace outside the library lounge.

There were tables and chairs on the terrace, so you can relax and enjoy the nice view of the city and the ocean.

Night view seen from the terrace.

There is also a relaxation salon on the same floor as the library lounge. You can make reservations at the front desk.

A laundromat on the 11th floor.

A parking lot with 112 parking spaces.

A smoking room on the 1st floor.

There are many shops selling souvenirs and sweets, and markets selling fruits and so on.

You can get to Naha’s largest downtown area, Kokusai Street in a minutes walk.