I booked the single room, which still comes with a shared shower and bathroom. The whole hostel was very clean and a rustic industrial theme. This extended into the room, which was pretty bare bones but i made it work for one night and the bed was actually surprisingly comfortable. The shared kitchen and fridge were clean and overall it seemed the staff were doing a fantastic job keeping everything organized.

The bed was a mattress on very small wooden box and the room had exposed brick, which made it all feel a little unfinished. I have to say that the bed was extremely comfortable and the exposed brick wall was most likely a design choice and purposefully exposed. Also the room only had very thin curtains, nothing to block the light to my knowledge. All that being said i would definitely go back on my next trip to Kunigami. It was a perfect place to spend the night.

Wonderful place to explore Yanbaru Forest area! The rooms are very nice, beds are comfortable and cozy. The hostel has a communal kitchen to cook or warm up your own food. There is a bar downstairs where you can sometimes meet locals! You can go to the sea to swim, it’s just 7 minutes away or go hiking right from the property. The staff is very helpful and nice. We slept very well!

Awful texture of the bath towels. Usually people dry dishes with this type of towel. The fridge in the room freezes things to complete ice cream state. There is no way to close blinds for full darkness. There are ants in the room, so don’t leave your sweets open:)

A hostel with a cool vibe and comfy beds, nothing fancy but provides what it promises—we had a private bathroom, but some rooms don’t. Lots of communal space, a good kitchen and laundry, nice design if you appreciate industrial/contemporary. Best to have a car. Town is very quiet and not terribly pretty, but we had good walks in Asmui Spritual Hikes area at Cape Hedo and on the local beach at Okuma Beach. Ate delicious yakiniku at Lion Okuma, and the local (hidden) izakaya across the road was also great. Public service announcements wake you up in the morning and also echo across town around 5pm, standard for Okinawa.

Helpful if kitchen bins could be emptied regularly and counters wiped down. Otherwise it’s well provided for.

Amazing hostel !! Staff were friendly and there were loads of people to talk to about what to do in the nearby area. The pool table and table tennis were fun and helpful for meeting new people. The communal kitchen and dining area was also a very social environment, but there are also plenty of spaces to sit alone and keep to yourself if you wish. I would recommend you have a car as there is limited attractions in walking distance but it would be possible to do so, there is also a 7/11 and one or two restaurants in walking distance.

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- Great facilities (Bar, kitchen, laundry, pool, tabletennis, bike rental) - Friendly and helpful staff - Great location right next to Yanbaru forest, close to the beach and within a peaceful little village - Affordable price - Very cool interior design

- the male dorms weren’t as clean as I’d liked them to be. Also there was only one soap in the bathroom and no sterilisier in any of the toilet. Also no individual shower mats. If they would fix that it would be a 10 from me.

The character and decor was fun and we enjoyed it. We enjoyed the table tennis and pool tables (especially my daughter!). The location was good - close to restaurants, 7 eleven, the beach and the bus. The free bus rides around the north of Kunjami was great! Nema (our host of the hostel) even offered us a ride to the aquarium one day! This was very kind of him.

Our room wasn't cleaned as we expected, the only thing they did was change the towels when we asked for a clean. This wasnt serious though!

The place has it's style with some vintage furnitures and greenery as decorations, there's a computer area next to the reception, a piano, pool and ping-pong tables, bikes to rent. It's wide and homely, you just have to enjoy the « as is » aspect of the building. The diner area on the second floor is well provided with ustensils, fridge, microwave, rice cooker, seasonings, etc... And there's a konbini two steps from the hostel. When it comes to the dormitories, they were not busy so I could sleep alone most of the time, and the beds were fine to sleep in. I'll keep a good memory of the stay.

The dorms doors had their own issues (wobbling against the entry frame, no handle...). Otherwise the sound proofing between rooms is weak, same for windows when it's windy. Sleeping at 5-6 in a tiny room can be tuff altho the hostel is far to be busy.

A gorgeous place. I was so impressed - seems that the owner bought a huge old hotel and renewed it. A lot of common space, really clean. Love the design. Many wooden furniture. Staff was very kind and helped me a lot. There is combini nearby, also a great coffeeshop 宮里菓子店 - very cheap cakes and a great coffee! I wish I could explore this area more.

Everything was fine! I got inspired by this place. Its a big great hostel in the middle of Yanbaru.

Exceptional place, very much worth visiting. It seems that a couple owns it and at least one of them has to be educated internal designer or architect (I'd bet both), because there is a lot of skill and hearth in how this place was renovated. Also many years worth of design magazines that are now in hostel library gives them away.

It's in a really good location! It's close to a nice little beach where lots of coral washes up and you can see lots of big hermit crabs, there's a 7 eleven only a minute away, and since it's fairly remote the buses are usually only a couple of minutes late at most. The hostel itself is really nice too, the social areas are really cozy. If I'm ever in the area again I'll definitely come back!

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