Enjoy direct and seamless access from Naha Airport to our hotel via the monorail. Simply board the monorail at Naha Airport Station, which is directly connected to the airport terminal, and alight at Kenchō-mae Station. From there, our hotel is just a two-minute walk towards the Kokusai Street entrance. This ensures a smooth journey even when traveling with heavy luggage.
From the airport
- By Monorail (Yui Rail): Get off at Kenchō-mae Station. 1-minute walk (14 mins total).
- By Bus (#99, #120, #125): Get off at Kenchō Kita-guchi stop. 2-minute walk (20 mins total).
By car
- Approx. 20 minutes by car from Naha Airport.
- Parking Parking Hours: 7:00 – 23:00
¥1,500 Per Night
※Please note that vehicle entry and exit are not permitted outside of these operating hours.
※Please note that the mechanical parking garage has a limited capacity and a height restriction (max. 198.5 cm / 6.5 feet).
ATTRACTIONSLocal Guide
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Shuri Castle Park
Shurijo Castle Park features the Seiden (Main Hall) and historic sites like Shureimon Gate and Enkakuji Temple ruins. Established as the royal seat after the unification of Okinawa, it reached its peak under the Second Sho Dynasty. Reconstructed in 1992 following its destruction in WWII, the site earned UNESCO World Heritage status in 2000. Despite a major fire in 2019, the castle is currently being rebuilt, with the Seiden scheduled for completion in autumn 2026. The park now offers a special "Reconstruction Exhibition," allowing visitors a rare opportunity to see the rebuilding process firsthand.
※Provided by Okinawa State Memorial Park Office
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DMM Kariyushi Aquarium
Experience the thrill of being "zero-distance" from wildlife and step into a world of pure fantasy! This next-generation aquarium showcases marine life and plants from around Okinawa while offering hands-on fun like animal feeding. You’ll be captivated by immersive zones where light and sound create a mystical atmosphere—perfect for capturing those stunning, "photo-worthy" moments. From kids to adults, there’s an exciting adventure waiting for everyone!
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Kokusai-dori
Located right outside Hotel Monterey Lasoeur Naha, the 1.6 km stretch of Kokusai-dori is the ultimate Okinawan playground. Whether you're hunting for the perfect souvenir or craving authentic local cuisine, this main street has it all. Don't stop at the main road, though—dive into the lively atmosphere of the Daiichi Makishi Public Market, take a stroll through the historic Tsuboya Yachimun Street to admire local pottery, or discover hidden gems in the stylish Ura-Kokusai area. You’ll find enough excitement here to fill an entire day!
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Peace Memorial Park
Peace Memorial Park in Itoman City marks the southern "end of the battle" site on Okinawa Island. Perched on a plateau with sweeping views of the Pacific coastline, the park is a spiritual heart for the prefecture. It features a museum of war history, the "Cornerstone of Peace" monuments, and the iconic Peace Memorial Statue. The surrounding Mabuni hills host the National Cemetery and dozens of prefectural memorial towers. Today, it stands as both a major tourism destination and a sacred place of mourning, drawing people from around the world to pray for a future without conflict.
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Okinawa World
Experience the best of Okinawa all in one place! Okinawa World is a massive theme park where history, nature, and culture collide. Journey into Gyokusendo Cave, a natural masterpiece 300,000 years in the making with over a million breathtaking stalactites. Beyond the caves, step back in time at the Ryukyu Kingdom Village to try your hand at traditional crafts like weaving in century-old heritage homes. Don't miss the world-unique Habu Museum Park or the lush Tropical Fruit Garden. For high-energy entertainment, the Super Eisa Show is a crowd favorite, and the Habu and Mongoose Show—complete with its famous "salty" humor—is a must-watch. From underground wonders to traditional performances, discover everything that makes Okinawa special right here!
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Ocean Expo Park · Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium
Based on the theme of 'Encounters with Okinawa’s Sea', the aquarium is one of the worlds largest. It features all manner of marine life, from small creatures that live on coral reefs to huge ones from the deepest depths of the ocean. Thanks to touch pools, tropical fish tanks, and tanks featuring giant whale sharks and manta rays, you can feel the power of the mysterious deep ocean, almost as if you were scuba-diving in the Okinawa sea. A giant acrylic glass panel allows visitors to see some of the world's best marine life first-hand, and the aquarium has also seen the world's first manta ray birth in a fish tank.
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Cape Maeda / Blue Cave
Facing out over the azure blue waters of the west coast, Cape Maeda is a renowned scuba diving and snorkeling spot. Here you can find the Blue Cave, which attracts divers of all levels thanks to its magical blue waters within. During February to April, it is also possible to observe whales from the observation point as they migrate on a journey northward.
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Ryukyu Village
A small cultural theme park that conveys the traditional way of life of the Ryukyu people of Okinawa. Featuring buildings that are 200 years old, this is a re-created village of traditional buildings that have been specially relocated here to give a sense of how people used to live. Visitors can take part in hands-on craft experiences such as bingata painting, using indigo dyes, making pottery and textiles, and so on. There are also plenty of shows to enjoy such as eisa taiko drumming, traditional dances, and an Okinawa style parade, ensuring visitors can become familiar with many aspects of traditional Okinawa culture.
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Cape Manzamo
Cape Manzamo is a scenic cliff-top beauty spot, located northwest of Onna village office. From here visitors can enjoy splendid views of the mountain ranges of the northern peninsula, as well as the magnificent Mount Gusuku, and Mount Onna, the symbol of Onna village. There is a rich variety of vegetation growing on the grassy cliff-tops, including many plants designated as prefectural natural treasures due to their academic importance as plants in the limestone plant family. These include varieties such as Hanako Mikanboku (Phyllanthus leptoclados), Okinawa Violets, and Okinawa Matsuba Peonies.
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Bios Hill
A forest and nature park that acts as a natural botanical garden, featuring a huge collection of wild orchids. Huge ferns grow in the woods, wild birds and insects gather by the waterside, and undisturbed rows of wild orchids and lush swathes of sub-tropical vegetation surround the paths. Visitors can enjoy strolling around the walkways or take a 25-minute 'jungle cruise' riverboat ride. The boat-ride allows you to see even more of the rich nature of the park, such as lakeside plants, insects, and flowers.
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Nago Pineapple Park
This tropical botanical garden is popular for its unique, automatically guided cart, the "Pineapple Cart," which makes it a perfect destination even on rainy days.
The park is brimming with tropical ambiance, featuring large palm trees, a tunnel of "Tokkuriヤシ (Bottle Palms)," the mysterious blossoms of pineapple relatives called Ananas, and a jungle of Cyatheas (tree ferns).
At the shopping corner, you can find a wide variety of pineapple products, including cakes, wines, juices, and even soaps made from pineapples.
