Hostels in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

I was able to check in around noon as my room was already prepared! They quickly handed me the key and showed me around the facilities. There was plenty of space to open my suitcase, and I honestly didn't expect such a comfortable solo room stay for such a low price. It was a really pleasant trip. The hotel is only about a 5-minute walk from the station, making it super convenient for solo travelers without a car. I was also thrilled to find high-end beauty tools like Refa, Kinujo, and Repronizer for the hair iron and dryer – a dream for any beauty enthusiast! The water server and amenities, including toothbrushes, hairbands, hair ties, and combs, were all perfectly stocked. It was a bit intimidating to use the shared shower and living spaces on the same floor as men, but even with that, it's definitely a place I'd want to stay at again.

Very nice place for backpackers. I was able to meet many new people. They have some kind of a deal with a local diving company, so when at the hostel you can book diving or snorkeling and get some percent off the price👍🏼

A good hotel with all the amenities. It is located in the center of the capital near the shopping streets. The rooms are clean, good cleaning, I recommend.

I chose this guesthouse because the price was ideal and it looked beautiful in the pictures. Staying here turned out to be an amazing experience, and it's a wonderful guesthouse. First off, the location is superb. It's a short walk from the bus terminal, which is the last stop for buses from the airport. The ferry terminal for trips to the remote islands is also nearby. Right in front, there's Ishigaki Village, a place with restaurants and standing bars. Pretty much everything else was within walking distance too. The owner, Shingo-san, is very kind, and you can tell he genuinely wants guests to have a good time. They had events like BBQ and curry (or ”Yuntaku” as they call it?) for guests to enjoy, all offered at a very reasonable price. Of course, participation was optional, and you could choose whether or not to eat. It's a great option for budget travelers, and getting to meet and befriend travelers from various countries was the best part! The dormitory room was exactly as pictured – clean and comfortable. Thanks to the minimal rules, there were no unpleasant experiences, I guess. Even as a first-timer in Ishigaki Island, I got lots of tips and was even taken to places. It made for wonderful memories. I'm glad I chose this place!

Overall, the property is very nice, clean, and well located, which makes it convenient and pleasant for a stay. However, there are a few areas that could be improved to make the experience more comfortable. The rooms are quite small and ventilation is not always sufficient, especially when the bed curtain is closed, which can make the air feel a bit heavy. It would also be helpful to have a designated space for shoes outside the rooms, as keeping them inside can lead to unwanted odors and reduce overall freshness. Regarding the bathrooms, it would be good to ensure that paper for drying hands is always available, and to improve the maintenance of the air ducts to create a fresher and more comfortable environment. With some small improvements in ventilation and organization, the property could offer an even better experience while maintaining its strong points.

It's a good location to go to Jungleia and Churaumi Aquarium. (When you have a car) In terms of facilities, it's old and needs to be improved, but if you don't care too much, it's good to stay cheaply. It's a good place for long-term travelers. The hostel owner is very kind and nice. Towels and laundry are charged 100 yen. Cleanliness is normal. There are few amenities provided, so you have to bring them. This hostel is recommended for those who like cheap and communication.

Bad things: - This place is quite far away from city, 12mins driving distance to closest convenience shop - You must own a car to go there and the driving way to there are nearly no street light, very dark - The room quite small, it is nearly not possible to live for two people - Some inserts appear at night but really so clean inside the room, you just have to close your room door asap whenever you open at night Good things: - All the things are super new and clean - Quiet, and it is super comfortable to live in the forest with good facilities - Cozy bed, strong water and electricity supply Overall: I think this is a good place to stay if you do not mind to drive in a dark night. And super recommend someone who wanna taste living in forest with urban city living style (can charge your phone, watch tablet and take a good shower)

This hostel is perfect for solo female travelers. The location is excellent, nestled just off the main Kokusai Dori street. They provide disposable slippers for entering the hostel, and bath mats for showering, so you really don't need to bring your own plastic slippers for the shower. They also offer bath towels, pajamas, toothbrushes, and toothpaste. If you need to style your hair, you can even rent a hair straightener. I brought all these items myself, which led to overweight luggage. If I had known earlier that the hostel provided them, my trip would have been much lighter and easier. There are two popular ramen shops very close by, and the Naha Bus Terminal is only about a ten-minute walk away. All in all, it was a very pleasant stay.

Only the best impressions from staying in a hostel. How to visit a Japanese house with good hosts. 💖 You need to follow the rules so that everyone is clean and comfortable: sort the garbage, do not enter the house in shoes, it's easy. In a separate fenced room there is air conditioning, a clothes hanger, a futon, a pillow and a light blanket, that's enough. There is a shared refrigerator, you can fry toast, shower and toilet separately for men and women. There is a good store next to the hostel, a place for snorkeling, you can buy coffee. From the airport you can get there by bus 7 or with a transfer first by bus 9, then bus 7. If I can, I will come again!❤️

I lived in a multi-person dormitory for boys two days ago. The privacy was average, there was no curtain, and other tenants moved around quite affecting sleep. The last night, the single room was set, the price was not much different from the male dormitory, the single room cost-effective explosion, and the room was spacious enough. The hotel facilities are very carefully maintained. Several front desk sisters are nice. I want to come to their home next time with my husband. The surrounding is very convenient, with transportation, restaurants and supermarkets. Quiet and peaceful seaside town, Motobu, there are many stars at night.