LESTEL NAHA

Conveniently located towards the end of the Makishi public market. 10 to 15 mins walk out to the busy tourist street of Kokusai. Cheap bentos and food along the market corridor (a few right opposite the hostel). Full shower facilities provided including towel.

The fridge is literally full and smells through my stay. I don't see indication of anyone removing anything or name tags either. It is either hogged by regular guests or simply not maintained. Thus, I didn't get a chance to use the fridge (I wouldn't too, given the smell)! Female toilet was right in front of a Male dorm. No access pass was needed to enter the toilets. For safety, be alert.

A hostel in western style with nice interior. The dorm room was quite cramped though. Almost no space to access my luggage except when you take it into the common room. I had some really nice encounters with other travellers and the staff was always kind. Since I booked breakfast, the price went up a lot so next time I wouldn't choose it. All in all I really had a nice stay and would come again!

Dorm room was quite cramped and the breakfast too small

I think this has to be one of, If not the best hostel I've ever stayed in. I actually stayed here for a week previously a few weeks ago it was just as consistently brilliant as it was when I came last time. The hostel is spotlessly clean everywhere, (not a shred of dust anywhere!) It's an extremely modern and new complex, I personally really loved how the decor and how they laid out the hostel. Brilliant open lobby spaces to hang out with and meet new people. Good kitchen area Extremely lovely bathrooms, very modern, it makes you feel like you are in a much more expensive place! The beds/mattress is by far the most comfy hostel bed I have ever slept in, truly exemplary. In fact, one of the comfiest mattresses I've slept on in a long while!

The kitchen area is good but they could invest in a bigger kitchen space considering the amount of people staying here. Bigger fridge and freezer space would also be appreciated The blinds to cover you in the lower bunks have a little gap where people can see in, I'd appreciate it if they did a blind that just covered the bed the whole way across.

Great hostel all in all. One of the best I've been to in japan. Staff was very nice There's a bus station nearby There's a café in the lobby Plenty of space to relax in the lobby/lounge Place feels clean and new There's a piano and a guitar!

Shower doesn't have shelves to put your stuff on.. I did find a chair which i used, but there was only one so if someone else wanted to take a shower, they wouldn't have a place to put their stuff Dryer isn't good Location is ok, but not great

This is a great place to stay right in the shopping district of Naha. Super convenient location. I expected this place to be busy or noisy but all the guests are very quiet and respectful. That might be Japanese culture. In any event, the place is well decorated and clean. Plus it is very affordable. Highly recommended if you are traveling on a budget.

The staff was super nice, the room was really spacious. We were able to leave our luggage before the check in and after the checkout. If you arrive early and are tired from the journey, you can get a refreshing drink at the cafe while waiting for the room.

Very cute hostel in a cool location- a pedestrian only street with many cute shops and markets. Staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. The breakfast/cafe is great!

Conveniently located and within walking distance to the monorail. I would definitely recommend this place as a base if you're looking at exploring Naha.

Excellent place to stay! Very clean and centrally located. Highly recommend it.

The staff is lovely and the place is very comfortable and well located. Very relaxed feel.

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