Hotel Nikko Alivila offers free Wi-Fi throughout its accessible facilities designed for disabled guests, featuring two outdoor swimming pools and direct access to a private beachfront area. Guests can relax near the water or enjoy spa services on-site while benefiting from secure private parking. Located along Okinawa’s eastern coast in Yomitan, this hotel serves as an ideal base for exploring nearby attractions. Nilai Beach lies just steps away, offering scenic coastal views without requiring transportation. For cultural history, Zakimi Castle Ruins—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—is a seven-minute drive away through winding rural roads, showcasing ancient stone ruins set against lush greenery. Food lovers can visit Chicken Heart, a popular local eatery known for its tonkatsu dishes, which is 17 minutes away by car. Wildlife enthusiasts will find Okinawa Zoo Museum worth visiting, located 23 minutes northward by vehicle, where indigenous species thrive in spacious enclosures. Naha Airport provides international connections but requires a longer trip of 41 minutes via car over mountainous terrain.
The facilities had to pay for indoor pool and no bar to relax at the end of the day but worse only 2 out of 4 restaurants open, I would not recommend this hotel but have to say the staff were brilliant and friendly
Great location and we particularly loved the bbq restaurant on the beach
The carpet in the room was badly worn and emitted an unpleasant odor. When you enter, it smells strongly of dampness. The outdated furnitures make the room looks dirty.
The staff was courteous and the hotel was spacious and very relaxing. Breakfast was served early and there was a wide variety of food. Due to baggage restrictions, I didn't bring any books with me as it was the smallest piece of luggage, so I wish I had more books as it was a very boring way to spend my free time.
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