Hotels in Okinawa

A hotel in Nakijin Village in northern Okinawa with a perfect five-star early rating, near the UNESCO-listed Nakijin Castle ruins on the Motobu Peninsula and Okinawa's most pristine northern reefs.

ALMIS NAKIJIN is a hotel in the Nakijin area of northern Okinawa with exceptional ratings — a carefully made property near the ruins of Nakijin Castle and the clear waters of the northern coast that offers a level of design quality unusual for a part of the island where most accommodation prioritizes proximity to the sea over spatial intelligence.

A sea-facing hotel on Kouri Island in northern Okinawa, overlooking the turquoise coral lagoon that has made the small island one of Okinawa's most photographed destinations.

AO NAKIJIN amahaji terrace is a boutique Okinawa hotel whose name and form draw on traditional Ryukyuan architecture—the amahaji verandah terrace that gives the property its character serves as a mediating threshold between interior and landscape, framing the particular quality of Okinawan light. A hotel that takes its cultural context with genuine seriousness.

The hillside companion to YAWN YARD's sea-facing Kouri Island property, offering elevated views over the coral sea from a slightly more private, forested position on the island.

Studio Piet Boon's 2025 ultra-luxury resort on Miyakojima Island is Rosewood's first Japanese property, earning two Michelin Keys with villas that dissolve into the coral-sea landscape of Okinawa's Miyako Islands.

Studio Piet Boon's 2018 design brings Dutch restraint to Okinawa's northern Ginoza coastline—pale plank floors, whitewashed concrete, a neutral palette that refuses to compete with the East China Sea—the kitchen emphasising the extraordinary marine produce of the northern reefs, 90 minutes from Naha's cruise-ship crowds.

Chic, understated quarters in a sophisticated beachfront hotel offering an outdoor pool & a spa.