Naha Hotels with Bars

"1. This time we stayed in a triple room, and it was very convenient to have a microwave (which can also be used as an oven), washing machine, dryer, refrigerator, kettle, and induction hob available. 2. There's a Lawson convenience store right across the street, and a 7-Eleven a little further down. 3. Although there are many parking lots near the hotel, be sure to check their pricing schemes carefully. If you don't need to leave early in the morning, I recommend parking at the lot about 200 meters away, which charges a maximum of 900 JPY for 24 hours (price as of January 2026). <Parking lot name shown in photo>"

"After getting off at Makishi Station, you should enter the market street in front of Starbucks along Kokusai Dori. It is more than 10 minutes on foot from there, and it is attractive to visit the market shops every time, but there were a lot of cockroaches running around that street at night, so I was suspicious of the hygiene. The staff greeted me a little in Korean, but they did not show any consideration or manners, such as carrying my luggage up the stairs. The 2nd floor is a shared dormitory, and the 3rd floor is mainly composed of private rooms. It is not a problem with the hotel, but if you meet a Chinese person staying long term, that can be a variable. The toast sold for 880 yen looks delicious, and the coffee is better than expected. The air conditioner is also cool and works well. The 2nd floor bed ladder is steep and the ceiling is high, so it can be dangerous. I gave up on doing laundry in the shared washing machine because it was so dirty."