Guesthouse Seaglass Reviews

It may have just been a coincidence, but I was almost alone. The towels were changed every morning, and it felt like home for three nights. I ended up checking in quite late, but I'm grateful to the host for waiting for me. This time, a friend dropped me off and picked me up, but if I'm traveling by rental car, I'd like to stay here again.

Probably very good value for money. It was a private room, and it was spacious because they had given me a twin room for one person, and there was air conditioning, a TV, and a desk in the room. I didn't know where the parking lot was (it seems like each shop is blocking off the common area, but there is no sign), so I called, and the contract and Google Maps number were announced as "not in use at the moment." I had no choice but to park and ask the inn, but the answer to my question was "I'm not the owner," and I couldn't get through to them. I checked the parking lot, but they kept making unpleasant comments like "This is bad, this is bad," and we didn't move forward, so I had to go downstairs and tell them where it was. It seems that the owner's family handled the situation when he was not there, but I would like them to be educated on how to handle situations when the owner is not there. I also want the front desk to be easier to understand.

Unlike Naha, it is located in Itoman city and the surrounding area is quiet. The noise is quieter than in a hotel and doesn't bother me. There are supermarkets, convenience stores, restaurants, etc. within a short walk, so it was very convenient for me to stay there.

I guess that's what you'd expect for the price. It was a shame that some people were making noise until late at night.