Lestel Naha Reviews

This is the best spot for solo travelers passing through Naha. Location is ideal for walking. Rooms are clean, along with the facilities. Staff is helpful and nice. The cafe in the morning is a great easy coffee stop. You can’t beat the price !

I always stay here when I'm in Naha. It's located in the arcade, which is great because you don't get wet on rainy days. It's clean and comfortable.

Great experience have to stay longer here!

I checked in around 4 PM. I had booked a female-only dorm the day before, but the bed wasn't made, and the staff didn't seem particularly apologetic. A few hours later when I returned to the room, the bed had been made. The bathrooms and showers were clean and plentiful, which was a plus. Considering the location, I think the price is fair!

The owner has no idea on how to work in the hospitality industry.

This hotel is located on a shopping street, with plenty of restaurants and izakayas nearby, making it super convenient. Although it doesn't have a parking lot and the bathrooms are shared, the overall cleanliness and relaxed atmosphere are great, making it perfect for a group of friends.

When I booked, I didn't realize it was more like a hostel, without private bathrooms, which was a bit inconvenient for a family trip. The room was clean, but the bed's support wasn't great; it creaked every time I turned over 🤣. There was an elevator, but it wasn't working, which made it a hassle to carry large luggage up and down the stairs.

This hotel is unbelievably difficult to find. Inside the dormitory, there was someone coughing severely，and I needed to check out early. That's not good experience.

This place is very good for solo trip. Right in the tourist area and convenient for traveling.

Very Good

I made some Turkish friends. There was one noisy Japanese guest, but the foreign guests were friendly and it was a very nice hotel. However, the bathroom and amenities were a bit lacking.

Located within the Kokusai-dori shopping arcade, it's near restaurants and convenience stores, though a bit far from the monorail station. The environment is clean and comfortable, but the rooms tend to be crowded, so you might encounter guests who aren't considerate of others' rest.

There was a kitchen so we were able to easily cook what we bought.

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.