We enjoyed the onsen which was in building next door. Would be able to see sunset from the onsen if you time it right. Breakfast spread had both Japanese and western food, provided in the hotel functional hall, not a restaurant. Saw many local Japanese families vacationing here. Huge parking lot. Good place to stay if you are visiting tourist spots in the southern side of Okinawa as it was a short drive to both Okinawa World and Peace Memorial Park and then to return the car at the airport.

Room is small. Road leading to the hotel was curvy uphill- best to drive during daylight hours.

The view was incredible. Nestled on a hill top, it is located in Nanjo city, in a tiny little section of Sashiki. The hotel overlooked most of the southern part of the island, offering picturesque views. Loved it. The price is very good too, in regards to our room with a great view. The Aircon was cold and perfect. Finally, while there isn't much to do in the area, there is a spa next door.

The hill is steep and the roads are very narrow and winding. Additionally, it is far from everything and they know this too, as displayed in the extremely high buffet prices. The food was not worth the price. The beds were not very soft. Also, while there is laundry on each floor, there is only 1 washer and 1 dryer. I'm being picky because it is difficult to find anything wrong with the hotel.

Room was very large and great value for money having use of the onsen, and the upstairs sky lounge with a decent coffee machine. It was also very convenient to have washing machines on each floor. The only annoyance was that the onsen was packed with people who did not know onsen etiquette, running and shouting, and people getting their towels wet and using these to clean themselves in the onsen? So not very relaxing. However if you time your onsen visit better it can be avoided. The facilities are great, and the water was very good.

I liked the hotel a lot. I'd like to come back here! We had a room with an amazing view, it was very clean. We enjoyed the hot springs, horse farm and massage. The hotel provides you with everything you could possibly need. There is an izakaya, specialty coffee shop and a 24-hours supermarket nearby. The staff is very lovely, not everyone speaks English well but they are always willing to help, we used Google translate to communicate. You can get to the hotel from the Naha airport by taxi. It takes around 40 minutes and costs 6000 yen.

Breakfast was good. You have to wait for a table for at least 10 ~ 15 minutes. Beds were comfortable. Apeman Onsen was well maintained. Hotel provides sport facilities with 30% discount. Staff were very friendly. Hotel also provides bus services to the Airport. The view was great just like those shown on the website. Gift shop is another place to visit, and the prices are reasonable.

There was limited selections of toast and bread. Wheat bread can be another addition to the selection.

View from the room was spectacular, as was the view from the excellent public onsen facility. We got the royal suite, which was spacious, well-designed, ands included its own private hot-spring-fed onsen ... and FREE snacks and drinks from the minibar. Everything was spotlessly clean, and the staff was exceptional. Dinner and breakfast buffets were both excellent and varied.

The view from our room was fantastic!! Being so close to the ocean and experiencing the best sights of Okinawa was just wonderful. The staff was super helpful, the buffet for breakfast / lunch / dinner totally worth it, and the room was wonderful. Having the spa so close was also a bonus, the massage, the private onsen (very hot and quite fantastic for our skin!) was a great experience because we could fully relax. It was a perfect place to really take in the view and just relax for real!!

It is quite far away from Naha airport and city, so it'd be important to consider transportation other than taxi because it can get expensive. The best would be to rent a car to fully experience the whole of Okinawa, but for us it was not that big of an issue because you could get a lot of activities and amenities just being there.

The view is great. The room was very clean.

The hotel is really big and there are a lot of options for leisure and etc. However, they close the restaurant at 21:00, with the last order before that, and there's no options for food around. A convenience store or even a vending machine with some snacks would be helpful for travelers that arrive after that time.

I requested to be in a room away from the elevator and they gave me the end room which was so peaceful anI d quiet. I also requested one extra pillow per bed which they did. Room was clean with a grandiose view of the city by the water. I appreciated the 6th floor lounge to view the city from above and just relax. I liked that they had inflatable waterslides to compensate for the broken waterslide. They had various activities for everyone. We signed up and rode the ATV which is fun. They are so wary of heat related injuries that they provided water bottles. The same thing at the pool They had a lot fo staff members to make sure we were safe. The hotel was huge with lots of areas to walk around in. The breakfast buffet was very satisfying and the dinner buffet was reasonably priced with excellent food choices.

Room towers were very thin. They need to be replaced with thicker ones. They looked like pool towels.

The rooms were of a decent size and the view from the balcony was amazing. The breakfast buffet was delicious and the nearby entertainment (karaoke, onsen) was convienent.

The room had an odd smell from the toilet and shower room. Not too sure if this is because are so close to the ocean. But the shower smelt like dried urine. In addition, the Japanese style room we had was a little damaged upon arrival. Upon close inspection you can see bits of wallpaper missing and chips in the paint.