2-Star Hotels in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

The location is really great! If you use the Kenchomae Yui Rail, it's close to the airport, and Yappari Steakhouse is nearby. The bus schedule is extremely inconsistent, so definitely take the rail when going to the airport. The staff speaks English fluently, and the bathroom in the women-only guest room is spacious and clean.

For my trip to Okinawa I stayed here for 3 nights. The gentle men at check in was really nice and we switched to English as best he could to help me out which was very nice. The room was good and bathroom as well. It's all you need for your stay. I booked it with breakfast included, which it was, you just have to think about it that this hotel only serves riceballs, miso out of a package and a coffee machihne for breakfast that is it. However there is a 7 eleven down the street where I got my breakfast from which is fine. While there it's a good idea to take a day ticket for the mono rail and just travel that way. I enjoyed it and got to Shuri castle and to a Urasoe Castle which I really enjoyed and it's beautiful. I would definately recommend as it's clean, easy for transport and I enjoyed my stay for sure.

The place is close to the port if you want to explore the islands. Olivia and the Japanese staff were absolutely amazing. I highly recommend this place

The hotel is located upstairs in a shopping street, lively yet not secluded. It's about a 10-minute walk (approximately 850 meters) from Makishi Monorail Station, allowing direct access to Kokusai Street and the bustling crowds of the shopping street, making the journey feel effortless. The hotel is mostly frequented by Japanese and international tourists from Tokyo, with a significant number of ********* guests. The lounge is predominantly in English, with Japanese people speaking Japanese. Since I only speak ********* Mandarin, I occasionally encounter ********* or Japanese people who speak Mandarin, and we can chat for a few minutes. There are many beds, but separate showers and toilets for men and women – definitely not enough. It's best to avoid peak hours, thankfully I was out shopping until 9 or 10 pm before returning. Saturdays are particularly crowded, making it even more difficult to find accommodation; you have to find your own way to manage. Overall, it's manageable, but the only problem is getting an upset stomach. The public restroom is about a four-minute walk away. I would definitely stay here again.

There was no toothbrush. If there is one at the front desk, please let me know. The parking lot was full and the closest one was a 20-minute walk away. I think it's about that long from the airport. The location was okay because there were convenience stores and izakayas nearby.

I had a generally comfortable and pleasant stay at this property. The facilities were adequate and well-equipped, including a kitchen area where I could cook, a microwave, and laundry facilities, which were very convenient for a longer stay. The location is fairly good, with easy access to a nearby bus stop and monorail station. Check-in instructions were clear and easy to follow, especially regarding key collection. One minor downside was that there was construction work next door, which sometimes caused a bit of noise. Additionally, although the overall stay was comfortable, I tried to contact the service provider via chat for a specific need, but unfortunately did not receive a response. Overall, it was a comfortable stay with good facilities and a convenient location.

Excellent location with the Akamine monorail station just beside the hotel. Reception was friendly and took the time to explain to us how to insert the key into the keycard slot in the room to turn on the power, and timing and location of the morning breakfast. However, upon entering the room and checking the beds, we realused that while the bedsheets seemed to be clean, the covers were stained and dirty and appeared to have been just folded back on the beds after the previous guests checked out from the room.

The hotel is in the nature of an apartment. Someone collects the garbage room in the morning. The room needs to be cleaned and contact the front desk. You need to wash your clothes and pay for self-washing on the first floor. There are free drinks in the lobby. The location is in a relatively secluded lane. The supermarket is the kind of feeling that the smell of wine is not afraid of the deep alley. It is clean, tidy and quiet, and the bedding is also comfortable. It is very close to the Naminoue Palace and Baidu Navigation. It takes only 15 minutes to walk to Kokusai Street. High cost performance, recommended!

The wind and moon places around the T hotel affect the safety of the road nearby, and other traffic is good.