Hotels with Parking in Okinawa City

The only regret of this trip was that when we originally booked, we were told the hotel had a dedicated airport shuttle bus. We arrived at Okinawa Airport at 2 PM and asked the local ground staff, who informed us there was a bus at 5 PM. So, my nearly 80-year-old mother and I decided to wait a few hours. However, when 5 PM arrived and we went to the designated spot, we never saw the hotel's shuttle bus. Frustrated, we had no choice but to take a taxi to the hotel. It happened to be rush hour and raining then, so the journey took over an hour and cost a whopping 13,750 JPY. Upon arrival, we found out that you needed to book the shuttle in advance, but Trip.com's customer service didn't mention this when we made our reservation. We not only wasted several hours but also incurred extra expenses.

Staying at Okinawa Santori Arena. You have to take a bus on the street, but Okinawa is like that, so you can't help it anywhere. If the purpose is Santoria Arena, it is a good location. The owner's uncle and son run it, and it feels like a rural home, so the retro Okinawa Southern style tatami room was good. The owner cooks in the same place as the usual in the yard, but it feels like Okinawa home-style, so even if you don't go anywhere else, you can eat Okinawa cuisine and you're lucky. The other guest called Shamisen was able to eat while listening to Shamisen playing. The shower is good to think of an old country house. You shouldn't expect luxury, but if you think it's a guest house, you can stay very satisfied and have a good value for money. In the east, there are Okinawa's old castle ruins, sunset beach, Araha beach American village, and Santori arena. Okinawa has no trains, so you have to take a bus and look at the bus number on Google maps. If you go, you won't fail. However, Okinawa cannot be suika, so you have to pay cash.

I loved the smell of the forest trees. At night, I could hear the sounds of insects, crickets, and frogs. It's a great place to find peace of mind. The air conditioning/heating worked well too. There's a local izakaya with good value for money about a 5-minute walk away. I walked there, but having a car might be more convenient.

Located near eateries, mall and restaurants and value for money stay. The rooms were large and the staff spoke good English. The laundry and dryer were commercial size so fast and good. Allocated a room next to the smoking area so could smell the smoke even though we were in a non-smoking room. Appreciated the guest parking. The traditional breakfast was okay except for some overnight(?) rice that cause me to choke. Overall, met my expectations.

The counter staff is super friendly and patient👍. They don't speak Chinese. There are 3 parking lots in P. There is a fee for staying in the hotel. It is relatively cheap Very few parking spaces The breakfast bread is simple. The waiter is very nice👍 The room is small. Don't mind. Consider this one. The hotel is hard to find The functionality is good. Opposite 7_11, supermarket, Daiso, and Mos Burger are all there.

It is the best clean hotel I have ever seen. Although it is old, everything is good and free parking is available. Although the staff is an elderly person, they can use a good English answer, which is more beneficial than the translator at the front desk of a large hotel. 

The room was very clean and felt right at home. The space was very large, the kitchen was fully equipped, and there was a washing machine. The location was a bit inconvenient, suitable for travelers renting a car. Customer service responded to emails very quickly. During my trip, I met a ********* family who didn't receive a check-in code and couldn't check in, so I had to help them contact customer service via email.

Overall, the room was clean when we checked in. There were more than enough towels. The only downsides were the ants in the room and a lizard that didn't pay for the stay but kept wandering around the room. The location isn't ideal, so if you don't have a car, I'd recommend choosing somewhere else. There's a kambini right below the hotel, which is very convenient. There are a couple of tasty cafes nearby, but keep in mind that they're closed in the evenings.

The staff were friendly and polite. While the room was a bit dated, it was very spacious, which was perfect for opening multiple suitcases simultaneously. The air conditioning was strong and cold, and the bathroom even featured a sauna and a generously sized bathtub. My only minor complaints were the somewhat dim lighting and the hotel entrance, which was a little tricky to locate.

*Mold smell in air conditioning You can turn it on the river for a few hours and open the window, but you won't fall out. * I don't want to sit because the chair leather is peeled off *There are shops selling ㄷㅁ on the street within walking distance of the hotel. Be careful at night. Lots of izakaya. 5 minutes across the main street of convenience stores. *If you are staying here to see a performance in the arena, be careful as it takes 35 minutes to walk to the main road without street lights because you don't know the bus at 9 p.m. * Self taken from the amenities information. * Except for the bedding, the cleaning condition of the towel or toilet is clean. It's been a long time since I've been working on hot water and cold water with a faucet. ㅋㅋ *Really, the counter worker! Kind! *The lock is inconvenient because it is a key. *There is also a bath, but I don't go. I saw it written that there was a bath fee.