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Thank you for your hospitality. It was my first trip with my daughter. I made the reservation based on a recommendation from her friend. The location is convenient, being close to Kokusai Street. There was a complimentary mini ramen service for a late-night snack, along with drinks and ice cream. The large public bath required swimwear, so we used the room's bath instead and were satisfied with it. Breakfast had such a wide variety that it was hard to choose what to eat. We had an enjoyable trip!

My usual Accommodation was fully booked, so I searched around and found this place. The low price and the luxurious-looking room photos made it an easy choice. To be honest, I wondered if it would really be okay since the photos looked too luxurious for the price—but when I arrived, I was amazed: it was just as luxurious and spotless as in the photos! I’ve found my new favorite Accommodation for a great stay. I’ll definitely use it again! P.S. Their email support was quick, polite, and very helpful—it made me feel confident booking with them.

Stayed for a night before using the Naha Port ferry. It’s about a 10-minute walk from Asahibashi Station, but only a 5-minute walk to the port, making it very convenient. The bed was spacious and comfortable, the room was clean, and with a rental car, it’s also an excellent choice for regular stays. Nearby parking lots were cheaper than the hotel parking.

I stayed for a week while visiting family. Hotel prices have risen significantly compared to before, and since I was mostly just sleeping there each day, I made a Reservation for a small Room. At check-in, it seemed like an upgrade—there were enough beds for everyone, and I was able to stay very comfortably. The guest Room was clean, and all the staff were kind. The view from the balcony was beautiful. Thank you very much.

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.

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.

Close to the bus terminal, very convenient Well-equipped Facility: two-door refrigerator, IH stove Washing machine, separate toilet and bathroom, spacious balcony 5-minute walk to Kokusai Street Room is more spacious than expected

This accommodation is perfect for those who want to enjoy drinks, as it is located at the entrance of Sakaemachi's vibrant bar district. The room is well-cleaned and has a sense of cleanliness. The entrance features an auto-lock system, providing a sense of security.

The room was clean and very nice. I wasn't in the room much, but it was just right for me as I only needed it for sleeping. However, since there was no dedicated parking lot, I had to pay for parking again every time I went out, which was inconvenient.

The location is a bit farther from Kokusai Street than expected, about a 10-minute walk with an incline. It’s also about a 13-minute walk from Makishi Station, so it requires some walking. The room is spacious and close to a convenience store. There is a refrigerator, but the freezer is small and doesn’t hold much ice cream. It would have been nice if there was drinking water in the refrigerator. I chose this place because it has an in-room washing machine, which is rare in Naha, but since it wasn’t a gas dryer, drying was insufficient. Overall, I am generally satisfied. If walking isn’t an issue for you, your satisfaction level will likely be high as well.

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 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.

Although the front desk staff were foreign, they understood Japanese very well. However, on the second day, the internet connection did not work at all.

Stayed during a trip to OKNW after several years. Chose this accommodation because I wanted to enjoy "GOURMET" and "souvenirs" while staying at a relatively affordable price. The cozy guest room allowed me to relax, and as a guest, I could purchase discounted tickets for the "Rikkarikka Yu" bathhouse, where I also enjoyed relaxing!

Stayed on December 31st. The location is excellent, with a Seven-Eleven nearby and supermarkets like Union a short drive away. The kitchen was well-equipped, which was very convenient. However, when we tried to eat New Year's Okinawa soba, there were no bowls available. It would be great if bowls could be added to the kitchen supplies. The price was affordable even during the year-end season, and the room was clean and perfect. I would love to stay here again when I visit Okinawa!

It was a little off Route 58, not noisy, and the Facility was clean and nice.

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!