Hostels in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

This is dormitory guesthouse with the price premium budget, stay with 22 other guests in one room. No towel or toothbrush provided. Easy to find the place, just around the corner of the Naha terminal bus. Had to carry luggage up to the 4th floor with narrow staircase. The single cubicle was hot and stuffy. You have to make your own bed. If you only looking for a night to sleep, it's fine but not advisable to stay here better chip in a bit more for better stay and more comfortable. An envelope was prepared with yoir name on it provided the door code number at the entrance. Unfortunately, my unlucky stay, I arrived at the hotel on 28th October passed midnight, I found that the bed 15 was already occupied. When I confronted the guest, he showed me his booking bed 15 as well. This caused significant inconvenience, as I had to squeeze myself with my partner in bed 16. Unable to arrange new bed as no answer from the the guesthouse. I tailor 2 adults but the bed was occupied by others. It was bad experience.

the place was very well located, the staff was super friendly, the coffee place is def a plus! The beds are not exactly bunk beds so if the person staying on top moves a lot, you won’t really feel it if you are staying at the bottom one, which is great. Something to take in consideration is that it gets really hot and u can’t really do much about it.

Ensure security; room codes are changed daily. Small towels are provided (large ones are available for rent). Toothbrush, toothpaste, slippers, and cotton swabs are provided. High-quality shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner are provided. Near 7-11, Lawson, and Family Mart. Near the bus stop and Yuri subway. Near the shopping street. Near Blue Seal, A&W, and supermarkets.

It only takes one to ruin a stay, but this time two selfish neurotic old Chinese speaking women came into room very late at night making so much noise talking and messing with baggage. Upon mentioning disturbance one old woman got angry. That same woman continued to keep me up until 2.16am messing with zipped baggage in bed and dropping heavy objects on the wood above my bed. Total disregard that it was very late and I believe it to be done with deliberation as it was continued for hours after I complained. Then after check in an african woman let her boyfriend in the women's dorm and stand obstructing doorway talking and coming in room. That said african woman and boyfriend were sitting in women's only powder room for hours. Clearly not respecting boundaries yet no one said anything. African woman put all her stuff in my area of room, which I kept clear, and not near her own bed. A very annoying and disruptive night. Not the hostels fault. Usually everything is peaceful here

Very nice place for backpackers. I was able to meet many new people. They have some kind of a deal with a local diving company, so when at the hostel you can book diving or snorkeling and get some percent off the price👍🏼

The hotel is located upstairs in a shopping street, lively yet not secluded. It's about a 10-minute walk (approximately 850 meters) from Makishi Monorail Station, allowing direct access to Kokusai Street and the bustling crowds of the shopping street, making the journey feel effortless. The hotel is mostly frequented by Japanese and international tourists from Tokyo, with a significant number of ********* guests. The lounge is predominantly in English, with Japanese people speaking Japanese. Since I only speak ********* Mandarin, I occasionally encounter ********* or Japanese people who speak Mandarin, and we can chat for a few minutes. There are many beds, but separate showers and toilets for men and women – definitely not enough. It's best to avoid peak hours, thankfully I was out shopping until 9 or 10 pm before returning. Saturdays are particularly crowded, making it even more difficult to find accommodation; you have to find your own way to manage. Overall, it's manageable, but the only problem is getting an upset stomach. The public restroom is about a four-minute walk away. I would definitely stay here again.

A cute hostel with vintage vibe. The staff is very nice and friendly. I was especially satisfied with the location because there’s a big supermarket and drug store right in front of the hostel. American Village is within walkable distance as well. Super convenient. Hair dryer, hair conditioner and laundry service are available. Overall I enjoyed the stay here.

It's across from American Village, a 5-minute walk to the beach. The beachfront scenery is beautiful. As for the rooms, you get what you pay for. I booked at the last minute, quite late, so the price had gone up.

It was very clean and easy to spend !! The shared space is large and you can work and office work! There are many folk song taverns and drinkers, so you can easily go! I want to stay again when I come to Miyakojima!

The host was welcoming and the entire guest house has a laid back atmosphere Plenty of drinks and snacks available but no eating in the building , due to risk of ants - please have your food and drinks outside at the table area Beautiful stars at Taketomi island at night if the skies are clear