TOKI NO YADO NAHA by Sunrest Resort

Checking into this hotel was a bit of a hassle because it's self-service, requiring photos of every guest's passport. The room doors have manual locks, which felt more secure, and if you're worried about losing your key, you can store it in the key cabinet found in every room! The environment and facilities truly deserve 100 points. The only downside is that it's in a residential area, which means it's very quiet for sleeping but there aren't many shops nearby, though there is a 7-Eleven. Inside the hotel, the hot water is excellent and can be adjusted manually. The apartment-style amenities are comprehensive, making it very convenient if you want to prepare your own meals or items. The establishment even thoughtfully provides all disposable convenience items (toothbrushes, laundry detergent, dish soap, sponge brush, cutting board), as well as pots and pans for cooking. There are also Lime electric scooters right next to the hotel (though parking them isn't very convenient). I truly appreciate the hotel's attentiveness!

The room was spacious and clean, and it's only about a ten-minute walk to Kokusai Dori. There's a pot in the room, so you can cook, and there's a butcher shop nearby where you can buy meat to grill yourself. The downsides were the lack of a smart toilet and that the dryer filter hadn't been changed when I checked in.

A really great and clean guesthouse, small but perfectly formed. Facilities: Has everything you need, with great attention to detail. You can even cook your own meals, which is a nice touch. Cleanliness: Spotless. Environment: The surroundings are also very good. The only thing is that for a four-night stay, they only provided enough toothpaste and toothbrushes for one person.

The location is great, within walking distance to Kokusai Street. The room facilities are very complete, with a washing machine and dryer, and the bathroom and toilet are separate. The kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, and tableware. The only minor drawback is the lack of parking. Actually, there are two or three parking spaces downstairs that are not available to guests. It would be better to consider offering them to guests on a reservation and paid basis.

The convenience was excellent. I stayed for multiple nights and only received towels for one day, but the dryer in the room meant it wasn't an issue. It was a huge help to be able to go home without any dirty laundry from the trip. Inside the building, the only noise was the footsteps from the floor above (I assume children) and the sound of dining chairs being moved; I couldn't hear any conversations. However, perhaps because it was year-end, I was woken up several times during the night and early morning by police sirens from the main road's patrols. This was quite a significant noise level. If the toilet had a bidet, the room would be perfect. There's a car rental shop on the first floor, which was also very convenient.