Condominio Makishi Annesso

Although it is not very big, it has a lot of things and is very complete. Check-in and check-out are all self-service, very private, with an elevator. It is convenient to push luggage and go upstairs. There is a washing machine, refrigerator and microwave in the room. TV, air conditioning, bathtub, toothbrush, towel, cotton swab, razor are all available. There is a small sofa, it is really well equipped, and the corridor outside the room is also very wide, There is a stone statue in front of the door that is easy to see. There is Kokusai-dori downstairs, as well as an ice cream shop, so it's very close to shopping. The bus stop and monorail station are just downstairs, very convenient.

The hotel is close to the monorail station and has convenient transportation. It is located in the middle of Kokusai Street, quiet and convenient for shopping. The environment is clean and tidy. There is also a refrigerator, washing machine and microwave in the room. I will visit again next time I travel to Okinawa.

Although small, it has everything. The room has a microwave and washing machine, just like a serviced apartment.

I stayed here for 4 nights on a diving trip. There are very few hotels in Naha City that have a washing and drying area for diving equipment, so a condominium-type hotel with a bathtub where you can wash your equipment and a balcony where you can dry it is the first choice. Among them, this hotel is in an excellent location, just a 2-minute walk from Makishi Station (depending on the traffic light lol) and 10 seconds to Kokusai-dori, so you don't have to worry about eating or shopping, and it's very convenient. After checking in, you can enter and exit through the locked door next to the main entrance without going through the front desk, so you can stay like you're in an apartment. Even though it's a condominium, there is no kitchen, only a washing machine, dryer, refrigerator, microwave, and electric kettle, so it may not be suitable for cooking for yourself. The downside is that the walls are made of exposed concrete, so there is no sound insulation from the next room, which may be painful for the person next to you. Perhaps because it's near Kokusai-dori, it's noisy even at night, especially on weekends, and you'll be woken up many times by the screams of biker gangs and young people.