Overview
Asahibashi Station and Naha Bus Terminal are each three minutes on foot from Hotel Resol Trinity Naha. Direct airport monorail service and buses around Okinawa Main Island are close at hand, while Kokusai Street's busiest blocks remain a short walk away.
The top-floor bath offers somewhere to unwind after a flight or bus journey. Guest rooms have a shoes-off layout, and BLUE BOOKS cafe serves breakfast, dinner, and late drinks. Kokusai Street begins about ten minutes away on foot.
Rooms
Rooms start with the 18-square-metre Moderetto, which has one double bed and accommodates one or two guests. The 23-square-metre Twin sleeps two or three with a sofa bed, though some rooms in this category have a shower booth instead of the usual bathroom layout.
Triple rooms provide three separate beds in 24 square metres. The 30-square-metre Deluxe Twin is the largest published category and has two wider beds. These options give friends and families a clearer choice than simply adding another guest to a standard twin.
All rooms are non-smoking, and guests remove their shoes at the entrance. If three separate beds matter, book the Triple rather than relying on a Twin with a sofa bed.
Facilities
SKY SPA Chura no Yu occupies the top floor and is reserved for overnight guests. It opens from 3:00 PM to 1:00 AM and again from 6:00 to 9:30 AM, giving both late arrivals and early starters time for a bath. Guests should bring the towels supplied in their rooms.
The living lobby has space to read, talk, or finish some work. Coin laundry is on the 13th floor, while a microwave and ice maker help with simple longer stays.
Dining
BLUE BOOKS cafe serves a breakfast buffet from 7:00 to 10:00 AM, with last orders at 9:30. More than 40 dishes cover Okinawan food alongside Japanese and Western breakfast choices.
Dinner runs from 6:00 to 9:00 PM, followed by bar service until midnight. It's a convenient in-house option for the evening, although the hotel doesn't provide room service.
Location and transport
From Asahibashi Station Exit 2, the three-minute route crosses the footbridge toward Naha Bus Terminal before descending to street level by elevator or stairs. The route is outdoors.
Naha Bus Terminal is also about three minutes away, opening up journeys beyond Yui Rail's single corridor. Kokusai Street takes roughly ten minutes on foot. Staying here keeps airport rail and island bus services closer than the shopping street's busiest blocks.
Airport access
Yui Rail runs directly from Naha Airport to Asahibashi in 11 minutes without a change of train. From Exit 2, allow another three minutes on foot to reach the hotel.
The journey avoids road traffic and doesn't require a transfer. The same line continues east through central Naha toward Shuri and Tedako-Uranishi.
Why stay here
An early bus or a luggage-heavy airport arrival is easier with both the monorail and bus terminal three minutes away. The top-floor bath provides somewhere to unwind afterward, while larger twin and triple rooms accommodate friends or families. The tradeoff is a short walk to Kokusai Street rather than having its nightlife at the door.
Kokusai Street stretches for 1.6 kilometres through central Naha, lined with shops, cafes, restaurants, and bars. It remains close enough for meals and souvenir shopping, while Asahibashi keeps onward transport in the foreground.
Good to know
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM, and checkout is at 11:00 AM. Children of elementary-school age or younger may share a bed with an adult at no extra charge, but additional bedding isn't provided.
The paid multi-storey car park has 50 spaces and a 1.5-metre height limit. Spaces are first come, first served and can't be reserved. An affiliated outdoor lot three minutes away is the fallback when the garage is full or a vehicle is too tall.
3-minute walk