Hostels in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

This is dormitory guesthouse with the price premium budget, stay with 22 other guests in one room. No towel or toothbrush provided. Easy to find the place, just around the corner of the Naha terminal bus. Had to carry luggage up to the 4th floor with narrow staircase. The single cubicle was hot and stuffy. You have to make your own bed. If you only looking for a night to sleep, it's fine but not advisable to stay here better chip in a bit more for better stay and more comfortable. An envelope was prepared with yoir name on it provided the door code number at the entrance. Unfortunately, my unlucky stay, I arrived at the hotel on 28th October passed midnight, I found that the bed 15 was already occupied. When I confronted the guest, he showed me his booking bed 15 as well. This caused significant inconvenience, as I had to squeeze myself with my partner in bed 16. Unable to arrange new bed as no answer from the the guesthouse. I tailor 2 adults but the bed was occupied by others. It was bad experience.

the place was very well located, the staff was super friendly, the coffee place is def a plus! The beds are not exactly bunk beds so if the person staying on top moves a lot, you won’t really feel it if you are staying at the bottom one, which is great. Something to take in consideration is that it gets really hot and u can’t really do much about it.

The first time I stayed at the Kitchen Hostel, I was a little nervous, but after checking in, it completely changed my perception of youth hostels! The password to enter the room will be changed every day! The management here is very meticulous, from the separate storage of men and women in the refrigerator to the introduction of the quiet rules when entering the room area upon check-in, everything makes the entire stay very comfortable! The environment is spacious, the bathroom and toilet are very clean! The facilities are very complete, providing disposable slippers, toiletries, and skin care products. Downstairs is the restaurant, coffee bar and rest area. The breakfast is delicious. You can also bring your own items to eat here. Disposable chopsticks, cups, microwave ovens, etc. are provided! The guests staying here are very well-mannered and the room is very quiet! The waiter will clean the room every day. Self-service is also encouraged here. You need to make your bed or place the bedding in the designated bucket when checking in and out! The County Hall Station is just two minutes away, making it very convenient to go anywhere! After check-out, luggage can be stored, which is super warm! Everything is so comfortable, I will stay here again next time! There was a guy who could speak Chinese, which was great, and we had basic communication problems!

Fantastic stay, as a hostel. A few bad guests, but that's not the hostels doing. Using laundry at 11.35pm and the spinning was vibrating my bed. Cell phone from someone's bed in dorm on my last night going off every 5 to 7 minutes well past midnight. When I told them to turn if off they didn't and it went off all night and morning. Anyway, this hostel has everything to be comfortable. Absolutely adore the samples. Only knew about this on last day as was out everyday before. Mini perfume was so nice. Doesn't feel like a hostel, but like staying at a friend's house. It looks like an apartment. Free laundry too.

Nice hostel with a relaxed vibe. Inviting common areas. Rooms are functional, and meet all your basic needs. Proximity to the ferry to Zamami makes it perfect for a good night's sleep before heading to the islands in the morning.

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.

Cosy little place with only 2 dorms I think, about 20 mins to the beach/ American village area , supermarket is directly opposite, beds are decent but it’s very clean and you get a towel which is a great bonus in a hostel, small kitchen you can use too which is handy, the curtains in the shower are kind of see through tho but very minor detail

Great location 2 minutes walk from the water. Great indoor and outdoor space for food and drinks. Also had local vendors items for sale inside the restaurant area. Comfy bed and plenty of space to put bags under the bed area. Usual amenities provided, also had towels to rent. Would definitely recommend!

Really clean

The host was welcoming and the entire guest house has a laid back atmosphere Plenty of drinks and snacks available but no eating in the building , due to risk of ants - please have your food and drinks outside at the table area Beautiful stars at Taketomi island at night if the skies are clear