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I stayed here for the first time during a trip for a live event. The Room was spacious enough for one person, allowing me to relax comfortably. I would love to stay here again in the future. Thank you very much!

Even better, amenities were well stocked: towels, yukata robes, and even a hair dryer. Overall I was very satisfied for the price. The only inconvenience is that because the Facility is old-fashioned, it uses a chunky rotating key that’s rare these days; when you go out you real

I was told guests can use the large public bath at an affiliated property for 500 yen, but I hope it could be free for overnight guests. The complimentary breakfast was just one bread roll, but I appreciated the thoughtfulness. If you just need a place to sleep, it’s fine. Access

Also, thank you to the front desk staff for kindly and carefully helping us by looking up various bus options for the next day. Also, thank you to the front desk staff for kindly and carefully helping us by looking up various bus options for the next day. It was a wonderful Hotel

The weather was great and everything looked beautiful! I finally got to visit Tai Island in Wakinosawa this year since I missed it last time. With sightseeing boats being discontinued this year, it might be your last chance—tickets are 1,200 yen; highly recommended! Also enj

It felt like every need of the guests was met for an incredibly comfortable stay. The front desk offers amenities like a shampoo bar, manga corner, coffee, and tea. There's also a supermarket nearby and Moji Port is within walking distance—perfect location! However, since the

It was bright and clean, which I appreciated. There is a large public bath where you can relax and unwind. Even women traveling alone can feel at ease. If the timing works out, you can also use the massage chair. I made a Reservation at short notice the day before, but it

This was my second stay in central Okinawa. Free parking is available right in front of the building, and there’s a convenience store on the first floor, which is very convenient. The Room was also very clean, which I really appreciated.

Received the key at the front desk and successfully checked in. You can relax in a spacious Room for around 6000 yen. There is also a gas stove, which is very convenient. It's definitely better than staying in a cramped single Room for over 10,000 yen. Thank you very much.

Power outlet locations are a bit inconvenient (near the entrance and at the foot of the bed close to the floor). No outlets near the desk or bed head area, so a long USB cable is necessary for smartphones. It would have been nice if power strips were available for rent. W

I stayed in a Japanese-style Room on the 5th floor of the East Wing. The Facility and building are not the newest, but many senior staff members warmly welcomed us. When I inquired about ice for drinks, they confirmed with the main building and kindly brought the ice directly to

At first glance I wondered, “Is this for male business travelers?” but once I went inside, the friendly female front desk staff put me at ease. The Room was bright and clean, and I could relax while watching TVer and Amazon Prime Video on the TV. For dinner, it was great that a s

When I arrived exhausted from walking in the intense heat, the front desk staff kindly offered me a refreshing cup of cold barley tea before check-in—it was absolutely delicious! I was also pleasantly surprised by the unexpected laundry service, which was incredibly helpful.

There is also a convenience store nearby. Even with a last-minute Saturday stay, the price was reasonable, and I had no problems during my stay. This was my second stay, and it’s easy to find—so even I, who easily gets lost, could get there without any trouble from the start.