Super Hotel Naha Shintoshin

The service attitude of the beautiful lady at the front desk was good, and she answered all the questions. The free bar and rest area in the store was suitable for working for a while. There was Wi-Fi, and coffee and drinks were available for free. The room was compact, which is a feature of Japanese hotels, and it was relatively clean. It is about 5 minutes' walk from Omoromachi Station. There is a duty-free shop in front of Omoromachi Station. Anyone who has a flight ticket and is leaving Okinawa can enjoy duty-free shopping. They sell almost all brands except Hermès.

Checked in on August 1st, checked out on the 15th, 15 days. The hotel is in a very good location. There are many bus lines in front and behind it. There are 7-11 and Lawson convenience stores in a 5-minute walk. The sanA department store is diagonally opposite the 7-11. For food, All clothing and accessories are included, and tax-free. There is daily breakfast, the natto is delicious, and the curry rice is also good. Free drinks are provided to hotel guests after 15:00 every afternoon. There are washing machines and dryers. They are very thoughtful and the service staff are very friendly. , helped everyone provide attentive service (a male waiter named Oshima) during the typhoon, and helped solve the problems encountered by the guests, so that we tourists who were caught up in such a big typhoon for the first time did not feel anxious. , On the contrary, it is very practical to display it in the hotel. The room attendant will clean the room carefully every day. Even if it is not cleaned, he will thoughtfully put new bath towels at the door for guests to use. Thank you for your warm hospitality for so many days. I will consider staying in a hotel owned by this group when I go to Japan in the future. Posting a few surrounding bus route maps, I hope it can help other friends who live nearby.

雖然有點小、但總體上還是滿意

Stayed as a family of 3 from August 17th to 20th. The room has one double bed and one pipe bed that straddles the head of the bed. It was very cramped as the room seemed to be filled with just the bed. This includes a unit type bathroom. I brought a large suitcase with me, but I had to unfold it in front of the bathroom and there wasn't much room for my feet. I felt it was a convenient location, just 4-5 minutes walk from Omoromachi Station. The price is just under 4,000 yen per person. It seems expensive when you consider the price for one room, but it is cheap when you consider the cost for one person. Breakfast was a simple buffet free of charge. I think there were 6 or 7 types of Okaz, which is very good considering it's free. I forgot the time, but there was a self-service welcome drink, and there was alcohol as well. I didn't have many opportunities to interact with the hotel staff, but they made me feel welcome, so I don't have anything to lose points for.