Hotels in Fuchaku

"I stayed here for 5 nights and really enjoyed my stay. I had high expectations after seeing the photos and it didn't disappoint. It's about a 10 min walk to Asahibashi Station (there are stairs fyi). It was super easy to get to/from the airport. This is a newer property so it was very clean and staff were friendly. The AC works great, beds were comfortable, shower had great water pressure and the carpet is plush/did not feel dirty (as expected for a new hotel). I did not get to experience the actual pool but at sunset it looked very beautiful ~ there is a free drinks hour at 6-7 (wine/beer/juice). Breakfast buffet was okay/smaller selection but had a good variety. The other thing to note is they do not clean/go into your room every single day (I think they do every 3 days to be eco-friendly) but we saw lots of people leave their garbage bins outside and they quickly discarded it every day. They also leave new towels every day which was convenient. I had run out of box tissue one day and left the empty box outside and they gave me a new one once i returned in the evening. I recommend putting some hooks on the walls in the room& bathroom as there was no closet space. Also to put more microwaves or make a dedicated microwave room as there were many laundry rooms on different floors but only 1 microwave found. Additionally you can only wash AND dry .. you cannot dry clothes alone. Overall I'd still highly recommend staying here~"

"If you're traveling with little ones, you'll love this hotel. The Hotel Monterey Okinawa Spa & Resort genuinely rolls out the welcome mat for families. From the moment you arrive, you'll find activities designed to keep children engaged, curious, and happy, so you can relax and enjoy yourself too. It really is that kind of place. Getting there couldn't be easier. If you're hopping on a bus from the airport, you have two convenient options right at your doorstep. One stops directly in front of the hotel, and another just across the street. Either way, you're steps away from settling in. And once you're there? The neighborhood invites you to explore. A wonderful variety of restaurants awaits just a short walk away. So whether you're craving something local or something familiar, you'll find it. Grab essentials at one of the nearby convenience stores, or treat yourself to a piece of Okinawan artistry at the Ryukyu glass studios within walking distance. It's the kind of detail that turns a hotel stay into a genuine experience of the place."

"This was a beautiful resort! The rooms were spacious and thoughtfully done. Excellent views from any room it seems. The resort restaurant was tasty, we enjoyed breakfast there. There is music in the evenings, which was very fun. The beds were very comfortable- our most comfortable out of 5 hotels in Japan! The in room coffee isn’t fully coffee, so just go to the local Larsons if you need regular coffee in the morning. I would definitely come here again!"