All of the facilities were cleaned each day (except for your own room if you were occupying it). Had a very simple breakfast available (some bread, soup, and salad), which was always nice to start the day! The location is amazing, and right in the center of a bustling area, but it was not noisy inside despite that. The lounge areas were rarely busy, so you could have some space to chill or make a phone call. The rooms have a small air purifier unit to keep the air fresh and the temperature cool.

The wi-fi would go down for a bit, not every day, but maybe every other day. I went to the front desk 3 times to ask the staff if they could reset the router (that fixed it every time). Rarely, but sometimes other guests were a bit noisy late at night/evening and closing their doors loudly. The walls are thin, but I didn't really hear anyone otherwise :) It's not the fault of the hotel! You might get a room without a window... a little bit sad, but surviveable 😄

The four front desk staff were very enthusiastic. When it was cold at night, I asked him for an extra quilt and gave me a fragrant blanket that was very warm. Then I asked if there was a place to rent bicycles nearby, and he was eager to help.In addition, this hotel is in the International Tong, about 100 meters next to the Maishi station, there is a bus stop at the door, and the rental bike shop is also next door. Especially recommend the nearby Aeon, shopping is really too convenient, the big house restaurant on the sencond floor inside is also very delicious.

The soundproofing of the rooms is a little poor, but most of the guests are very good. Sleeping at night is relatively quiet.

I really enjoyed my stay at this place which was conveniently located in a quiet extremity of Kokusai street. The semi-room I stayed in was cozy, wider than expected, and the bed space large and comfortable. The free drinks (shikuwasa) and breakfast in the morning (half egg with corn and cabbage, toasts) was a nice extra. Given the low price for a quasi-single room, it was a pleasant surprise and I would stay here again.

Soundproofing was medium — I could hear people talking in the 2F lounge until way past midnight.

Everything was great!!! Location, personal, comfy bed, tasty breakfast!!

The doors!! Doors are too loud, guests do not closed the door quietly gently, so often you get wake up because of noisy doors, specially if the room is close to shower and toilets! Too noise all evenig and all mornin, hard to sleep even with earplugs, maybe put some noise defenders on every door.

Location is great! It is in the centre, easy to reach from the Airport. Also, the nice shopping street is just a couple of minutes walking distance away. The room is quite big for a caps room, this is great.

In the night it can be noise, there are some guests which are waking quite early up and making noises. They cut remove dust the walls in the room ;)

The staff is kind, polite and helpfull. The shared space, the room and bathroom are clean, Location is right on kokusai street, difficult to beat. Towel, toothbrush, shower gel and soap provided like in a normal hotel 👍 Free coffee is also nice 👍

At the moment they are renovating some oart of the building, so after 9am jt is quite noisy. Isolation between the room could be improved

I landed in Okinawa in the morning, and the staff was kind enough to let me check in my room earlier than 2 p.m. The staff even switched the TV programme in the lobby to English language shows just for me. Thank you so much for the great hospitality, Mr. Takeshi Yokota :) I also love the fact that the hotel is on the streets of Kokusai and nearby Heiwa Dori. The closest monorel station is the Makishi Station. So you can take the Yui Rail directly from the airport , then walk down the streets of Kokusai for less than 5 minutes to find this hotel. Do note that this hotel is right above one of the souvenir stores along the street. The room wall is super thin, so be mindful of other guests when you're staying here. Besides that, everything is fine. The room is spacious enough, and I had a good rest there. The bathroom was surprisingly clean even though we had to share it with other guests. Oh, and they even have coined washing machine and dryers in the bathroom, so you dont have to worry about your dirty laundry ;)

Very close to the monorail station, the bis stop and Kokusai street, so it's very convenient to travel around Naha city. All staffs were so nice. I traveled alone and I found that this place's very valuable and safe to stay.

Not that noisy but you can hear sound from the corridor or the next room.

I had my own small room with a table, bed and even a TV! The shower and toilet rooms were right down the hall. They had a drink bar that had a variety of things and was always open. My room was cold but when I talked to the front desk, they gave me an extra blanket and said they'd look into turning down the AC a little if the whole floor was too cold.

The sound proofing between rooms wasn't as good as I'd expected considering how new and good everything looked. The person in the next room was too noisy for me to sleep well even with ear plugs.

The staff when I checked in were really nice and even upgraded my room! The breakfast was great and the location on the main shopping street was convenient. Facilities were very clean.

It was quite noisy and some alarms went off during the night. I thought we must be getting evacuated so didn't have a very restful night.