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"First time staying in Okinawa as a solo female traveler. Always had an uber within a minute. Clean. Spacious for hotel to compare to the APA in Tokyo. 8 min walk to to Tokashiki port. So much food of different price ranges, my favorite was the gourmet soba I had at Eibun, it’s a 20 min walk but it’s worth it. They have a standing restaurant right next door to the other location. There’s a tourist alley nearby to get all the souvenirs at Makishi and they had this amazing smoothie place called Fruit Marry. Also Vita smoothie looks good too and not too far of a walk either. It’s safe and close to the airport, 10min uber or 23 min by Metro. I stayed here because I needed to be close to the airport for a two day stay and also because I wanted to be close to the port for my excursion. I’d definitely stay again. The lobby downstairs has a table full of charging outlets and the upstairs portion of the lobby is spacious to host guests if needed. Family, couples, or solo travelers could stay here. They also seem to have strollers to lend to those with kids too"

"Breakfast was good and room was clean and comfortable"

"The room was very comfortable and an excellent value. The hotel had many children running around when I was there, so if you want peace and quiet, this might not be the spot. "

"Nice hotel, close to the busy street"

"Hotel pajamas were soft and comfortable, breakfast was good, nice variety "

"A new hotel. It is just off from main street(less than a minute). We loved all about this hotel. Definitely we will book here when we come back to Okinawa again. Only negative side was the cost of parking 1800yen per day. Expensive for me. Except of that, nothing to complain."

"Nicely decorated, great amenities and good location."

"Free drinks and ramen are great Near monorail, very nice Even is near railway, the sound isolation is doing great and very quiet "

"Room was very nice and comfortable. Location is good. A couple of nits prevented staff from getting 5 stars. First, the bell hop who brought up our luggage clearly wanted a tip and even after my wife gave him 1000 yen, he seemed to be waiting around to see if we would give him more. Since we only paid 1500 yen to get a taxi from the airport to the hotel, the tip already seemed excessive considering the no-tip policy in Japan. Also, even though the maid changed our towels and made our beds, the floor was not vacuumed. The in-house massage was also way over-priced. I was able to get one within a short walk from the hotel for less than 1/3 the price."