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"The room was clean, staff was friendly and access to the pool during the day was nice. There isn’t chairs to sit or tan on however so keep that in mind if that’s something you are interested in. I was pleased with the laundry room. 3 dryers and 3 washers priced at 5 yen per load. The wifi wasn’t very good though. Poor quality so if you are relying solo on wifi it will be an issue. The area is walking distance to many food options and there is a gym across the street that charges 3000 yen per day for visitors. There is no gym in the hotel. "

"I adore this hotel. It is in the perfect central location between the train station and the famous Okinawa Center street. The staff was exceptionally professional. The breakfast was phenomenal. However, they don't really change out the breakfast menu. Be aware that it is the same every day. Since it is a central location, you could easily walk out and find anything your heart desires. The hotel policy doesnt offer cleaning every day either, but they do come inside your room to take out the trash and change the towels. However, you could always contact the front desk for full cleaning. The lighting inside the room was also not bright enough for makeup application. They are currently using this yellow lighting, which makes makeup hard to see. Overall. Great experience. "

"Breakfast is very good"

"Good breakfast with reasonable prices "

"The hotel location is good for traveling by monorail from and to the airport. The hotel is not new and the room is rather small, otherwise clean and convenient. There’s a family mart downstairs outside so very convenient . We stayed our last 2 nights in Okinawa here and then took the monorail to the airport. "

"Nice and close to the airport friendly staff."

"Breakfast menu was ok, and the facility was well maintained. The room was small, but had a large bed. Parking was extremely expensive and the hotel was located in a red light district. "

"Room clean need more attention."

"Class hotel close to restaurants and Naha nightlife"