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This was the best accommodation we stayed at during our Okinawa trip. My only regret is that our itinerary only allowed us to stay for one night. We loved everything from the traditional Okinawan house exterior and the tatami room layout typical of Japanese homes, to the impeccably clean, modern kitchen and bathroom. Getting to the beach behind the property was a bit challenging due to the overgrown path, but our spirits lifted the moment we saw the ocean. Plenty of towels were provided, and having a washing machine, dryer, and laundry detergent available was great for taking care of our swimsuits after swimming. With a microwave, kettle, and toaster provided, it was convenient to buy food from outside and heat it up. The air conditioning worked well, and the water pressure was strong, so we stayed comfortably without any issues during our stay. It rained overnight, but we woke up to the loud chirping of insects outside the house. My child said this was the most memorable accommodation. The only minor drawback during our stay was how tricky it was to open the door upon check-in. It's a manual key system, and the lock mechanism was quite small, making it hard to tell if it was properly unlocked. We struggled so much with it that we had to ask a foreign guest staying in the neighboring unit, who had already checked in, for help to get it open. They mentioned they had a hard time opening their door at first as well.

Had a fantastic stay! The cabin was spotless and well-equipped with cutlery, a microwave, an induction cooktop, and even a 'black gold' stove (presumably a type of heating plate). This was incredibly convenient for late-night snacks if you wanted a relaxed evening. Communication with the management was excellent; our check-in was delayed due to travel plans, but they were very accommodating and we were still able to check in smoothly, which offered great flexibility for our trip. The included breakfast was like a typical Western-style home breakfast, but sometimes they had Japanese onigiri, which was a nice little treat to try. Since the cabin is a standalone unit, we didn't have to worry about disturbing anyone, even when staying up late. This is a huge plus for families with kids or groups of friends traveling together.

Excellent location, the hotel is a 10-minute walk from Ocean Park, and there are two beautiful beaches nearby. There are also two bus stops, a Lawson convenience store, and a restaurant close by. If you walk towards the wild beach, you'll find plenty of restaurants and cafes along the way. We walked everywhere. The road from the bus stop to the hotel is uphill, but it's not too tiring, just a 9-minute walk on a good path. You can rent electric bikes at the hotel for 2000 yen per day, or pay by the hour. Our stay was very convenient and comfortable. It's a condominium, and the room has everything you need for cooking and laundry. The room was clean. The stove is gas, but it's easy to use. There's a microwave and all the necessary utensils, including a frying pan and dishes, as well as a washing machine and dryer. The front desk staff was very kind and helped us check in after the official check-in time after we called them (our flight was delayed, but they left the key in our room). I had to ask an airport staff member at the service desk to call the hotel for us, as it's impossible for foreigners to buy a Japanese SIM card for calls (they only sell them for internet at the airport). You can order breakfast: bento boxes are delivered to the hotel every morning and they are quite tasty. At the front desk, there are drip coffee bags, toothbrushes, and toothpaste. After check-out (by 11 am), they allowed us to leave our luggage at the front desk until the evening so we could enjoy Ocean Park and the aquarium one last time without carrying our bags.

The room was spacious with a huge balcony offering expansive views, great for watching the sunset. Free parking was available, and having a convenience store downstairs was very handy. However, some pillows had a slight odor, and the dryer took a very long time to dry clothes.

Everything was perfect, staff was kind and helpfull, food was very good for both breakfast and dinner, the location is amazing and we were often completly alone on their private beach (as it might've been too cold for the locals). Lots of nice and cozy restaurants arpund the hotel as well, you can get there by ”airport bus limousine”, when you're not acustomedto.how it works it looks a little scary but just go to the counter when you arrive to the airport and they'll help you out! Just know that you're in zone B Onna Village, make sure to vheck the time of departure online beforehand as you might need to sleep a noght in Naha if you arrive too late. Theres also a lot of activities nearby, I greatly recommend the snorkling/scooba diving.

In the northern Okinawa National Park, the air is fresh and the environment is natural. The hotel is old-fashioned but has a free washing machine and dryer. It is convenient and intimate. The bathroom is small but the shower water is very comfortable. The dinner of 2,500 yen is very good! This hotel must drive by car to get to no business and restaurants nearby, driving out is the only choice

The facility itself is a bit old, but the sheets and bedding were clean and nice. The ocean view from the room and the quiet surroundings make it a great place to relax. The large public bath is a plus for families. I did find the high step into the unit bathroom in the room a bit dangerous.

The white cottages are lined up in a place that is easily visible from the road, so you can arrive without getting lost. Check-in was thorough, so it took a long time, and I got bitten by a lot of mosquitoes, but I was warmed by the human touch. The building I stayed in was in the style of an American house from the Showa era. There was a dining table, couch, and chairs, and the ceilings were high and comfortable. The electrical appliances seemed to be a mix of nostalgic and newer items. There were not many places to plug in electrical outlets. Is this because of the place's aging? The bathroom window wouldn't open, and the lock seemed broken, so as a sensitive city dweller, I was worried about security (it was fine, of course). It was a comfortable stay.

The hotel had a great location, in between Sesoko island and Motobu Genki Village. Several restaurants and izakayas were in walking proximity, as well as convenience stores and even a bakery. I was in luck and got an apartment on the top floor with a view facing the ocean. The hotel was clean and my room well equipped. There is a breakfast and lunch spot right next door, and there is also a vending machine for various drinks just outside. The manager and the staff were oh so helpful and polite. Good to know - after 20:00 the main entrance is shut, but guests can still access the building through a side door with their room key. Super positive experience!

The room looked clean, but when I walked to the tatami place to see, it was actually full of hair and a lot of sand dust, and then carefully checked the entire room floor, I can only say that there is a lot of dust, a lot of sand and a lot of hair! I can't believe it..... Later, I wiped the floor all over, and the pillow shook the dust before I had a way to rest and would not choose to stay again.