Okinawa Homestays

I chose it at the price, but the result was convenient and correct. It is close and convenient as it is on International Street, but I think it is quiet and the location is good. I didn't stay for a long time, so the room appliances are only used for dryers, pots and refrigerators, but there are washing machines and stoves, so I think it is convenient for people who self-sufficiency. It was a fine thing, but there was no room key and it was a type to enter with a password number, so it was convenient to be able to enter and enter freely without worrying about the management of the key even if it stayed with multiple people. Some people wrote that it was good for the bathroom, but the room I stayed in was with the bathroom. I was confused because there was no curtain like a bathtub, but it was not so difficult to use. It was a plan that did not clean for a consecutive night, but the towel was not inconvenient because it was possible to get new things every day.

We used 4 nights on diving trip. There are few hotels in Naha City that have a washing place for diving equipment, so a condominium type hotel with a bathtub that can wash equipment and a veranda that can dry equipment is the first choice. Among them, this hotel is an excellent location, 2 minutes walk from Makishi Station (laughs depending on the signal) and 10 seconds to Kokusai-dori, so you can spend it very conveniently without worrying about eating or shopping. After check-in, you can stay in and out of the locked door next to the front door without passing through the front desk, so you can stay in an apartment feel. Even if it is a condominium, there is no kitchen, and there is only a washing machine, dryer, refrigerator, microwave oven, electric pot, and it may not be suitable for self-catering. The difficulty is that the walls are not concrete, and there is no sound insulation with the next room, and some people in the next room may feel pain. Perhaps because it is near Kokusai-dori, especially on weekends, it is noisy even at night, and I wake up many times with the screams of runaway tribes and young people.