It's an apartment hotel, good privacy. There is washing machine, large fridge and microwave in the room.

The room has kitchenette and a stove as you can see from the photos but be aware that the hotels doesn't provide cooking or eating utensils, so you can't cook in the room. Which is fine because most people won't cook while travelling but I feel it is slightly misleading to say that the room has kitchen with that photo. I booked the room thinking I can save money cooking packed noodles and I can't even do that because there was no bowl/pot. I'm not even sure if the stove is actually working.

The room was large compared to any other place that I have stayed at in Japan. It has microwave and washer machine, fridge, freezer, single induction element and an exhaust hood. the shower and bathtub are doubles as a clothes dryer.

The only downside was that all the cooking/eating utensils are shared amongst the whole building. First come, first serve. I got a coffee mug the first day, a spoon and chef knife the next, then a bowl, etc. Everyday you to check to see if anyone returned something you need.

Very near the train station, perfect for when you have an early flight. Bed is comfy, you have a full size fridge (with freezer!), a washing machine, separate shower + tub, toilets have warming seats. If only I had found this hotel in the beginning of my trip, I would have booked it right away. The corridor leading to your room really feels like a japanese apartment. Lots of nice little local izakayas around.

Wifi wasnt great on one of our devices, worked well on the other. Not sure why.

The room is really clean! So comfy and very quiet area. Very near to bus station and train station (just few minutes walk). There are few restaurants and convenient store nearby. The Kokusai-dori is just about 15 min away by walking which is pretty near! Will definitely come back if I ever come to Okinawa again.

Room is a bit small but good for 1 or 2 person for the standard room.

Nice staff, immensely helpfull and kind despite immense crowds during check-in hour the staff was quick and kind. The building is immensely relaxing, and I enjoy the freedom to do what I want in the day. Public transport is immensely close by and perfection.

Slightly dissapointed there were no slippers. The room is clean, aside from some long hairs on the bathroom floor. The towels however were squeeky clean and were perfectly radiant white, something I rarely see despite clean hotels in Japan.

- Very good location - Very cozy, clean, comfortable, modern - spacious room - mini kitchen (fridge, microwave, sink) - comfortable bed and pillow - balcony - quiet area - very polite and friendly staff - washing machine in the bathroom (in your room) - room is like mini apartment , it has spacious bathroom, kitchen zone and living room which is kinda sleeping zone

Everything was great

The location was great not too far from the airport and station. It’s not a hotel it feels more like apartment! Which is really nice. It’s like you’re living like a local. The room is super clean , big space and easy to find. There are Lawson and family mart near by.

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Location close to bus station and monorail, as well as main city attractions. Staff was kind. Room has everything for a short stay.

They dont seem to reply to messages sent via booking.com. i sent two but no replies. I couldn't get warm shower water.

Room was spacious considering the price and facilities. There is a microwave and washing machine. Also you are able to take the clean towels and amenities yourself from the reception area.

The area it is located in is quite dark, though entry door is secure. There is a kitchenette available but with no pots/pans nor cutlery so you can't really use it if you're not staying in the country?

The location is great, in a quiet street close to the monorail station. Easy accessto the airport and 10 minute walk to Kokusai Dori. The room has everything you need including large fridge and microwave and I slept well in the bed.

Check in is 4pm which is a little later than some other places.