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"I booked this place while looking for accommodation close to the airport on the last day of my Okinawa trip. Please note that it is a different hotel from Hotel Rococo Matsuyama, so be sure to check the address carefully when visiting. I stayed in an executive room, and the room was fairly clean. I especially liked the breakfast, which was Japanese home-style cuisine. It is also close to Kokusai Street, and there are many convenience stores nearby. However, the bathroom was very small, and the bed sheets felt different from those typically used in hotels. Overall, it seems like a decent option if you are looking for a place to stay near the airport. 沖縄旅行の最終日に、空港から近い宿を探して予約したホテルです。ホテルロコイン松山とは別のホテルなので、行かれる際は住所をよく確認してください。エグゼクティブルームに宿泊しましたが、客室は比較的清潔で、朝食が日本の家庭料理風だった点が気に入りました。国際通りにも近く、周辺にはコンビニも多く便利です。ただし、浴室がとても狭く、ベッドシーツは一般的なホテルのものとは少し違うと感じました。空港近くで宿泊先を探している方には、選択肢として悪くないと思います 오키나와 여행 마지막날 공항에서 가까운곳을 알아보다가 예약한 곳입니다. 호텔로코인 마츠야마와 다른 호텔이니 찾아가실때 주소 잘 확인하세요. 이그제큐티브룸에 묵었는데, 숙소는 깨끗한 편이었고 조식이 일본가정식이라 맘에 들었습니다. 국제시장까지도 가깝고 근처에 편의점도 많아요. 다만, 욕실이 너무 협소하고 침대시트가 호텔과는 차이가 있습니다. 공항근처 숙소를 원하시면 묵기에 괜찮은것 같아요."

"The room and bathroom were tiny, but the hotel's location was excellent, very close to Don Quijote and the Daiichi Makishi Public Market. It was great that the room had disinfectant spray for personal use. The lobby offered a free self-service snack bar, but luggage storage was only allowed until 3 PM. Overall, a good experience."

"First of all a lot of people don't get the purpose of these types of room. A small and single bed is meant for only staying for a night of couple days. Unless you're just trying to save money then this is definitely best for the budget, you get what you paid for. Yes its small but this is not a resort, the room is meant for people who likes to go outside and only need a place to sleep. The problem with the room I had was the AC is too weak that I was having trouble sleeping at night because it's hot, I literally had to open the refrigerator and put it on max just to cool down the room. I wish there is a wall plug next or closer to the bed so I charge my phone while it's next to me. Next is the the pillow which it pretty uncomfortable for me because it has beans inside rather than cotton. And lastly the window, there is no point of putting a window if I can't even see outside. When you open the window there is another glass behind it that you cant see anything. Checking out is easy, all you have to do is drop the key on the box but checking in is weird because I have to put my info on a iPad and take a video of myself and a picture of my passport. Please bring your passport when you're staying here but maybe an ordinary identification will be fine."

"Surprisingly great value for money! You can't find a decent hotel for this price in Shanghai, but you can in Okinawa. The room was well-equipped and spacious. The only two downsides were that it's a bit far from the city center, but only a 20-minute walk, and there are many 'muryo annaisho' (free information centers, which often refer to adult entertainment venues) nearby, with guys standing outside trying to attract customers, but you can just ignore them. Overall, very satisfied!"

"I'm so glad I booked this hotel! It's incredibly close to the Kokusai-dori shopping district, just a 1-minute walk. If you have a car, there's a parking spot next door for 24 hours for only 1100 yen. While the hotel's 9-hour parking (I forget the exact number) is also cheap at 900 yen, parking next door for an overnight stay is the best deal."

"There was a ********* male front desk staff member who, upon realizing I was from mainland China, became quite cold and impolite. He used the informal 'you' (你) instead of the more respectful 'you' (您) and didn't respond when I thanked him. Then there was a slightly plump female front desk staff member with striking features, whose nationality I don't know, who spoke English very rudely and was shouting. I hope this review leads to better training, so all guests are treated equally. The Japanese front desk staff, however, were much more polite."

"We stayed there for 4 nights and it was a very nice experience. The beds were comfy and they also gave us 3 pillows so we were able to make one of them a plushie. The shower room is always squeaky clean and the receptionist were so kind and friendly too. The breakfast is a little Japanese style so if you are used to American style, I wouldn't recommend it. But if you want to try Natto and Soba, don't bother going else, it's included in the hotel's breakfast menu. The location is very close to the airport and just 12 minutes away from the station, so the location is superb, not to mention if you rent a car, there are several parking lots in the area too."

"Excellent location to Kokusaidori and Asato izakayas. Very very clean with excellent shampoo, body soap and conditioner. The washing machine and dryer is a blessing and it's just so easy to do our laundry every day so we can pack light."

"Nice room. They provided 3 beds for us which is really user friendly for families. I love the sea view lounge. Quite close to the airport so we were able to rush and had lunch there at the very last minute."

"The price is good for this kind of facility. It's new, clean, and has a safe curfew. The location is not bad, and there are many attractions around."