"It was a good location for trip to zamami.Amenities was good.The bathroom wasnt very clean.But overall it was a good stay and car park was avalible.
It had everything you needed.The staff were helpful"
"It was a good location for trip to zamami.Amenities was good.The bathroom wasnt very clean.But overall it was a good stay and car park was avalible.
It had everything you needed.The staff were helpful"
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Very clean hostel. Stayed in the compact private room. Could hear others talking at night in the common area but aside from that it was a very good stay. Free shampoo and condition in the showers. The owners are lovely people with an onsite nail salon. Great food nearby. Overall very good location with a bus stop outside the door and walking distance to the American village and a beach.
Very clean hostel. Stayed in the compact private room. Could hear others talking at night in the common area but aside from that it was a very good stay. Free shampoo and condition in the showers. The owners are lovely people with an onsite nail salon. Great food nearby. Overall very good location with a bus stop outside the door and walking distance to the American village and a beach.
The property was very new and well maintained. Check in was fast and straight forward, minus the fact that there was a bit of trouble communicating with the staff as they don't speak much English. I stayed in one of the private rooms with my family. Not sure if it's a common thing with capsule hotels, but you have to remove your shoes as soon as you get in the building and lock them at the lockers. There was plenty of room in the bathroom but there was only one type of soap provided, which is...
The property was very new and well maintained. Check in was fast and straight forward, minus the fact that there was a bit of trouble communicating with the staff as they don't speak much English. I stayed in one of the private rooms with my family. Not sure if it's a common thing with capsule hotels, but you have to remove your shoes as soon as you get in the building and lock them at the lockers. There was plenty of room in the bathroom but there was only one type of soap provided, which is...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 29, 2019Reviewed November 29, 2019
Very friendly hosts who are multilingual, my Japanese isn't very good but the staff was able to communicate in English and help me find tickets that I ordered online. Our plane was also late coming in but we were able to arrange self check-in for when we arrived and sorted out the details in the morning. Thank you again!
Very friendly hosts who are multilingual, my Japanese isn't very good but the staff was able to communicate in English and help me find tickets that I ordered online. Our plane was also late coming in but we were able to arrange self check-in for when we arrived and sorted out the details in the morning. Thank you again!
Leslie
Reviewed December 2, 2023Reviewed December 2, 2023
Okinawa Island offers a delightful blend of cultural experiences and natural beauty that budget-conscious travellers can enjoy without breaking the bank. Start your day with a visit to the vibrant local markets, where you can sample fresh tropical fruits and traditional snacks at affordable prices while mingling with friendly vendors. For a dose of history, explore ancient ruins that tell the tale of Okinawa's rich heritage—these sites often have minimal entry fees or are completely free to wander. If you're drawn to the outdoors, take a leisurely stroll along the stunning coastline, where you can enjoy breathtaking views and perhaps spot local fishermen at work. Don't miss out on the chance to immerse yourself in traditional Okinawan music and dance performances, which are often free in public spaces. Lastly, consider visiting local parks where you can relax, have a picnic, or even join in on community activities. For an affordable stay, look for budget hotels in Naha, the capital city, where you can easily access these attractions while enjoying a vibrant atmosphere and attentive service that caters to your needs. With plenty of options available, you'll be able to explore the island while keeping your travel expenses in check.