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I originally planned to arrive in Naha on 6/1 and had reserved another Hotel, but due to the typhoon my flights were canceled on the 1st and 2nd. I canceled my original Reservation and urgently looked for a place to stay for one night from the 3rd, so I made a last-minute Reservation here. I arrived before check-in and asked if I could leave my luggage and take a break. A female staff member kindly told me that drinks were free, so please help yourself. When I moved Rooms and at check-out, they saw me off in the elevator until the doors closed. At check-out, they chatted with me until the elevator arrived, saying, “You’re leaving already? Please come back next time when you can relax,” and waved goodbye as I left. The shower room had hair scattered around—probably due to poor manners from other guests—and there were some slightly cramped or less clean areas due to the age of the Facility. However, the staff service was excellent, so it was acceptable. Breakfast was a stylish one-plate meal; both the bread and scrambled eggs were delicious. I felt it was hot in my Room at night—perhaps because the air conditioning is centrally controlled for the whole Facility—so it would be nice if fans were available to borrow. Next time I visit Naha, I would definitely like to stay here again. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

Great value for money and a convenient location. It’s not far from the Yui Rail station, parking is free, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby—no complaints at all. I’d definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Okinawa.

If you have pre-registered for check-in, you can retrieve the key from the touch panel box located immediately to the left of the entrance (it might be a bit hard to find). The room, in addition to standard accommodation facilities, had a washer and dryer, which was very helpful. The room I stayed in came with two sets of towels, so I did laundry several times. There was also a rice cooker, an IH cooking heater, and basic cooking utensils available, making it possible to prepare simple meals. While there may be some variation in neighboring guests' behavior depending on luck, during my one-week stay it was quiet enough for me to enjoy a comfortable experience. Thank you very much.

The room was spacious and clean, which was great. At first, I noticed an odor from the air conditioner, but after about the second day it no longer bothered me. I would like to stay here again.

I always stay at this hotel, but this time I used Yahoo Travel for the Reservation as it was cheaper. Usually, I stay in a twin Room for two people, but since it was fully booked, I chose a double Room instead. As a result, there were only two towels (four towels are provided in a twin Room), which made it slightly inconvenient to have to wash them after taking a bath. Other than that, there is a water dispenser in the lobby (please bring your own container), as well as rice cookers and frying pans available. The double Room has a single IH stove, while the twin Room has a double IH stove. There is also a bathroom dryer included. Additionally, supermarkets and convenience stores are nearby. You can feel just like you're at home here!

An apartment-style accommodation ideal for those who prefer minimal interaction with others, conveniently located near the station, with a convenience store and MaxValu nearby. Almost everything you need is provided; however, having a toaster and small ceramic plates would have been perfect. The room is compact yet clean, with unlimited laundry access—GOOD! Although I brought my own bath set including shampoo as amenities were said to be for one day only, everything was actually well-stocked. Detergent and cooking utensils were available too, which was great; however, it would have been better if there were more replacement mop heads for cleaning. We cleaned thoroughly before leaving and even donated unused oil—it was a fulfilling stay overall. Initially struggled to figure out the drum washer and heating system due to lack of instructions but appreciated the simple keyless check-in process using a code lock system. Unfortunately, despite being in Okinawa, the weather was cold and not ideal during our stay but we still had a comfortable experience—thank you! One suggestion: when washing pillowcases, I noticed how dirty the pillows themselves were—it might be time to replace some bedding items?

I stay here for a few days on a Multiple Night Stay once or twice a year. The shampoo and body soap could be better, but the attentiveness and consideration from the front desk staff and housekeeping team were truly excellent. Although I usually visit during the off-season, considering the location, I think the value for money is unbeatable.

We stayed for three nights as a family of three. The Room was very cute, and we loved the colors—they suited our taste perfectly. It was clean and comfortable, so we could relax and enjoy our time. The staff were very friendly and kindly responded to our questions and requests, which made our trip even more pleasant. We would love to stay again if we have the opportunity.

The smoking-friendly Room was perfect for smokers. Being a corner Room, the breeze was pleasantly refreshing, showcasing the unique warm climate of this area.

As it was right in the rainy season, the bed sheets, mattress pad, and duvet all felt damp. I turned on the dehumidifier, ran the air purifier, and even used a hair dryer to dry them, but it still felt hopeless. I asked the front desk for a dry bath towel and slept on top of that. All of the staff were very kind, and breakfast was delicious. The location was also great—everything was good except for sleeping.

I stayed in a private Room at a great price in central Naha—right in the Matsuo and Tsuboya area. I usually make Hakuseiso my regular place because it offers affordable private Rooms nearby, but this time I decided to try this Accommodation because it advertised “comfortable beds.” My impression is that the free air conditioning and the comfortable bed were better than Hakuseiso. In particular, the bed was extremely comfortable. However, there was an indescribable sweaty smell coming from the shared shower and toilet areas, and it seemed to linger throughout the entire first floor. Since my Room was on the second floor, I only had to deal with it when using the sink area or the shared refrigerator. As this is a budget Accommodation, I don’t expect premium Facilities, but I really hope something can be done about that smell. Also, there was a photo of a smiling elderly cleaning staff member posted in my Room along with a comment, which felt comforting. Perhaps the owner could also put up notices with kind messages and a smile (in addition to rule postings)? With hopes for improvement as well, I gave full marks.

The front desk service is extremely poor.

This was my second stay. I stayed alone in a twin Room, but there were only towels for one person. Used items could be placed in a basket outside the Room, and replacements would be provided in the same basket. For Multiple Night Stays, toothbrushes and other amenities need to be requested on paper. Not having even one spare set made me quite uneasy. Since I stayed for 5 days, I would have appreciated at least two sets being prepared initially as it was a twin Room. While this may align with SDGs principles, I personally prefer comfort during my stay. If not providing them from the start is the policy, that's fine too—I used my own towels since there was a fully automatic washing machine in the Room. Despite these complaints, the Hotel staff were extremely kind and accommodating. My thanks to them! Additionally, having a 24-hour supermarket and beach right in front of the Hotel made for an excellent experience overall.

Great location and very clean. Although the area has many bars, so you might hear noise late at night, it is close to Kokusai Street and the monorail station, making it highly recommended.

It was clean and comfortable, with air conditioning in both the bedroom and living room. The location was great, with a convenience store and drugstore nearby, so I could quickly get anything I needed. Thank you.

I stayed here alone on the day I arrived in Okinawa. Since I was planning to take a ferry to Kumejima early the next morning, I looked for an affordable Hotel close to Tomari Port and chose this place. It’s the common Naha style of a former regular apartment building converted into a Hotel. This building has only two Rooms per floor, so if four people stay together, it could feel like having an entire floor to yourselves. If you look closely there are some scratches and signs of wear, but the Room has been renovated and was very clean. Best of all, there is a free washing machine and dryer inside the Room, so you can do laundry on your last day of travel before heading home and reduce your luggage. Many Hotels have washers and dryers, but they’re often set up like coin laundries—meaning you have to carry your laundry out of your Room and wait for machines to become available—which can be inconvenient; having both a washer and dryer in-room for free at around 7,000 yen per night is quite rare. There are also basic dishes and a kitchen knife provided, so it might be nice to buy sashimi at a large supermarket and eat it at the Accommodation. Having separate bath and toilet was also great for two people staying together. Of course no meals are included, but there are local places nearby such as Kisaku (which serves Daito sushi), so I don’t think you’ll have trouble finding dinner. There’s also a convenience store close by, so you should be fine. I’d like to stay here again when I visit Okinawa solo.

I stayed overnight for an early morning flight to Miyako Island. It's about 1,500 yen by taxi from Naha Airport. It's one of the hotels close to the airport. The hotel feels like an apartment.