2-Star Hotels in Naha

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.

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.

1. Great location, just a 7-minute walk from the MRT station and 4-5 stops from the airport. 2. It's a 'ready-to-move-in' place with all the essentials provided: toothbrush, toothpaste, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, toner, lotion, and slippers. However, the earplugs provided are of poor quality; I recommend bringing your own. 3. If you have tattoos, you can't use the public bath. The shower room is quite narrow, and there's only one, so expect queues during peak season. 4. Breakfast can be pre-booked, and there are free sodas and other beverages available in the lobby on the first floor. 5. It's a bit of a lottery with room assignments. You're lucky if you get an inner, upper-floor bunk. Being near the entrance can be a bit of a drag, but if you're not a light sleeper, it shouldn't be an issue, as most guests are considerate and not noisy. 6. The bed space is ample and doesn't feel cramped; in fact, it offers a sense of security. Unfortunately, the curtain material isn't great, and no matter how you adjust the bottom rod, it still makes a clanging noise.

A modest and affordable accommodation option practically in the heart of Naha. The Asato Monorail Station is nearby, allowing direct access from the airport in just a few minutes. The hotel offers rooms with all the amenities a tropical island vacationer could need. The highlight is the washing machine, a bonus in addition to the comfortable bed, refrigerator, stove, and excellent bathroom fixtures. Breakfast is not included, but guests are welcome to cook their own meals. However, you will need to pay extra for renting dishes and other kitchen utensils. Linens are changed every three nights, but fresh towels are available daily, as everything takes an incredibly long time to dry. The main inconvenience is the reception hours: from 3:00 PM to midnight. But I think this minor detail is worth overlooking in the presence of the hotel's proximity to the main shopping street, Kokusai, and the ability to take bus 125 to the airport, which stops 20 meters from the hotel's front door.

It’s very good, and really cheap for the location and things to do around the hotel. There is a huge commercial area with various shops and restaurants, along with the Prefectural Museum and Art Museum very near. Kokusai-Dori is also near by walk, 10~15 minutes from hotel. The room was small, but very comfy for a solo traveler. There is also a coin laundry area, along with a microwave oven, free drinks and popcorn on the first floor.

Hotel location was great Room was clean However it near rail way and road and drinking area so it a bit of noisy at night. Overall stay is great

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👍🏼

The hotel is located right in the shopping arcade, so it's super easy to find. Inside, it's just as other guests described: the rooms aren't fully enclosed at the top, so noise can travel easily. There's a TV you can use with the headphones provided by the hotel. Just a heads-up, the earliest check-in is 4 PM. If you arrive early, you can hang out in the lobby on the first floor. Oh, and the burger place next door is really good!

I had a generally comfortable and pleasant stay at this property. The facilities were adequate and well-equipped, including a kitchen area where I could cook, a microwave, and laundry facilities, which were very convenient for a longer stay. The location is fairly good, with easy access to a nearby bus stop and monorail station. Check-in instructions were clear and easy to follow, especially regarding key collection. One minor downside was that there was construction work next door, which sometimes caused a bit of noise. Additionally, although the overall stay was comfortable, I tried to contact the service provider via chat for a specific need, but unfortunately did not receive a response. Overall, it was a comfortable stay with good facilities and a convenient location.

Location is great, close to the bus stop and a lot of stores Facilities are a little old and some living may throw trash, host seems ok with it but not looks good But rest room and shower room are clean, if you just sleep for a few hours at a low price, this is a good place