Homestays in Chatan

I was in Okinawa to visit family. Gone House was very convenient for me and had everything I needed for a one week stay. I enjoyed the many plants and Shisas everywhere outside. Will be happy to stay again the next time I visit.

Unbelievable room size, quality, and service for this price. 2 bedrooms / 1 living room / 1 bathroom (separate toilet and shower). There is even detergent, a washer, and a dryer. Next to the bed, there are charging jacks for Type-C, 110V, and USB. It's insane. One unit occupies the entire floor, and each unit has its own dedicated parking space, so parking is not a concern. (The room number is marked on the floor at the back of the accommodation.) The breakfast is excellent, and there is a cute cat. The elevator is cute, and the interior itself is adorable. I saw some local restaurants nearby, but it's a shame I couldn't enjoy them because the timing was awkward. When booking, you receive an email asking you to enter the necessary check-in information; You must enter this information in advance before your stay to check in conveniently via QR code. I couldn't go much to the rooftop because it was raining, but the view is nice. There is also a short walking path to Miyagi Beach nearby. It is close to Ameville, but it might be a bit awkward to walk there on a hot day. A god-tier accommodation where everything is perfect

There is no way to get the number to enter at check-in, it is very inconvenient to give the check-in number after a long time.

I think it's the best if you stay with a large number of people. There are two sets of baths and toilets, so even a large number of people can stay comfortably. There was a mistake between the owner and the site side, but it was very good to be prepared immediately.

It's about a 15-minute walk to American Village. There's a paid parking lot available for 1000 JPY per night, with assigned parking spots. The non-Japanese male staff at the front desk was unfriendly. The kitchenware was in very poor condition. There's a washing machine, but you have to buy laundry detergent from the front desk; they charge 50 JPY for a single wash's worth. It's not a small packet, but rather they dispense a single-use amount from a large bottle. This is very inconvenient for travelers.