"The self-check-in process was a bit too smart for its own good, causing some minor issues. Just remember to carefully read your booking confirmation. It feels like a hands-off approach to management, but it's not necessarily bad. The room was spacious, and the amenities were very comprehensive. It's close to two decent-sized supermarkets, making it super convenient for cooking. The air conditioning was incredibly cold, and the toiletries were all branded, showing the host's thoughtful touches. The only downsides are the lack of parking and its distance from various attractions. The closest, Naminoue-gu Shrine (via Asahibashi Station), is almost a kilometer's walk, and Kokusai Street is even further. The cleanliness of the room also heavily depends on the previous guest. The overall tidiness wasn't great, but if you're willing to do a bit of tidying yourself, it's not a big deal."
"The service was 100 percent the moment we alighted from the car. The location is great, super near the kousai st! I can't praise the interior enough. Whoever designed the room did a really great job, really love the space and the choice of appliances, even the cups!! Love every corner of the room. The only regret is not staying one more night! Highly recommend!!"
"This is the second time I stayed at this hotel. It is very spacious and clean. It was equipped with a kitchenette and clean cooking utensils, cutlery, microwave, a washing machine and a dryer. The beds were comfortable too."
"First time at this hotel and stayed for 3 nights! The hotel is strategically located, 10-15 mins walk to the popular Kokusai Dori street, right above Mega Don Quijote that holds a wide variety of products and is open till 3am daily, a <5min walk to Tsubogawa station and a <15min ride to Naha airport. The hotel also provides free access to coffee and alcohol at selected timings, and the room comes with a microwave, a washer/dryer and sufficient space for luggages."
"This was my first trip to Okinawa, and it exceeded my expectations. The accommodation had a kitchen, the bus service was convenient, and there were supermarkets, Daiso, and other shops nearby."
"We stayed at family quadruple room. It was so spacious with living area and fully equipped kitchenete. Check in strictly after 4pm but they allowed us to leave our luggage before the check in time. The down side is the location, it is far from Kokusai Dori."
"The room was very clean, and the kids absolutely loved the bunk beds. There are some ceramic shops within walking distance nearby. There's also a seafood market close by with delicious seafood. There are many paid parking lots around the hotel, but the parking fees are quite expensive. The only downside is that cooking amenities like the microwave are shared, and not available in individual rooms."
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