First Cabin Naha Airport

A tiny space only fit for sleeping, but quite well-equipped. This time, my trip was delayed due to a typhoon, and staying in such a small space became quite uncomfortable... 😞

Since it's an unmanned counter, you'll check in using a machine. It has an interesting layout with the bedroom on the first floor and the washroom and bathroom on the second floor.

I arrived in Okinawa on a late flight and used this hotel because I had an early morning flight to Taiwan the next day. The hotel is located in the international terminal, so it's a bit of a walk from the domestic terminal, but it was incredibly convenient for my early morning international flight. I mainly just slept, so I didn't use many facilities, but getting a 1000 yen Doutor ticket for breakfast was a huge plus, making it very convenient to grab a meal.

Missed my flight and used this! A lifesaver. I've used it before, but for someone like me who tends to miss flights, it's perfect.

The location is good, and breakfast is included, so I think it's a good value-for-money hotel considering the price. However, there were no slippers provided, and to get to the shower room on the second floor, I had to walk through the airport building. This meant I couldn't go in my loungewear and had to wear regular clothes and shoes. Additionally, the air conditioning in the room wasn't very effective; in fact, the hallway felt cooler. Furthermore, the check-in process was a bit complicated and not very clear.

This hotel was super convenient for my early morning flight the next day. The bathroom was large and very clean. My only complaint is that the pillows were too soft and didn't offer enough support, making it hard to sleep. Other than that, everything else was great. Highly recommend!

The sleeping area had some dust buildup and a noticeable smell, but the unlimited coffee and water, plus the secure separation of male and female areas, were a big plus. The toilets and showers were very clean, which was great! Just a heads-up: there's no space to open a suitcase, so keep that in mind.