Apartments in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

I recently stayed at B/C Hotel Naha Okinawa for 8 consecutive nights, and I was incredibly impressed by its overall value for money. For an average of less than 2,000 NTD per night, it's rare to find such a spacious and fully equipped room in downtown Naha. The bunk bed design effectively maximizes the living space, and the room comes with a complete kitchen setup, including an induction hob, microwave, and all the pots and pans you could need. For travelers like us who plan extended stays and occasionally want to cook meals with ingredients bought from the supermarket, it truly felt like a perfect 'home away from home'. One of the hotel's most appealing features is its wide array of free services and unique breakfast system. Every morning, staff deliver a logistics box filled with rice balls, Okinawan soba, side dishes, and hot soup directly to your room door. While the contents were the same daily, this 'delivery-to-door' ritual and thoughtful service left a lasting impression. Furthermore, the complimentary rental items available in the communal areas on the first and second floors are incredibly diverse, ranging from bicycles and hair styling tools to children's products. They even provide laundry detergent and fabric softener, significantly lightening the burden of luggage for long trips. In terms of transportation and amenities, it's about a 10-minute walk from Asahibashi Station. Although the sidewalks can be a bit uneven along the way, there are numerous convenience stores and supermarkets for easy resupply. The hotel is also close to the famous bakery Pain de Main, and Naminoue Shrine is just a 15-minute walk away, making its location excellent. While self-check-in is only available at 5 PM, the 1 PM checkout time allows for a very leisurely last day. If you're looking for a base in Okinawa with strong living amenities, ample space, and a budget-friendly price, this is definitely a smart choice.

We stay in a small two bedroom unit for 3 days. This unit is completed with all basic amenities, i.e. washing machice, dryer, fridge, table, sink, hot plate, microwave, limited cutlery and plates. The laundry detergent is charged separately. There is no daily cleaning within our stay. The hotel is at good location for hanging around international street and Makeshi market. Although we did not heard the busy street noice, we did heard some sound from units next door due to poor sound proof. Anyway, all went well in the initial stay, except the last day when I failed to contact the reception desk by phone, trip message and email to collect items I left in the fridge. Until now, they still did not reply me. I am very dissapointed with the hotel service. 😮💨 Hope the management more attentive to customers' message.

I stayed for 3 days on business. I couldn't get the towels changed because I couldn't return during the front desk's opening hours. I went to the front desk in the morning to have them changed, but they weren't there, so I ended up using the same towels for 3 days. It would be nice if they made it possible to change them at any time.

I really like it here the tub is so nice ~ when you go out it’s near at bus stations also at 711 and super market .. the room is comfy and have a big TV 🥰 there’s a mini ref also and microwave ..

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!

My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights and it had everything we needed. While it was a bit disappointing that the kitchen lacked cooking supplies (available for an extra 1,000 yen), the overall experience was pleasant. It’s a 10–15 minute walk to American Village, and we appreciated the in-room washer and separate dryer—especially since some of my clothes can’t be machine-dried. Detergent is available downstairs for 50 yen per load. Rooms aren’t cleaned during the stay, but fresh towels are available upon request.

Очень хороший отель. Всё чисто, всё есть необходимое. На троих просторный номер с кухней и шкафом. Чистая постель и полотенца. Мы заселились в 4-х местный номер, было всё на высоте. Рядом с отелем находятся фитнес центры, большой маркет, торговый комплекс. Очень удобное расположение. Тихо и спокойно. Есть стиральная и сушильная машины. Рекомендуем точно.

1. Excellent location, just a 3-minute walk from Tsubogawa Monorail Station. 2. Front desk service hours are very short. If you need anything, you must ask for it or purchase it upon check-in on the first day, such as bath towels, hand towels, pots and pans, etc. 3. Convenience stores, restaurants, izakayas (Japanese pubs), and Don Quijote (with currency exchange machines) are nearby. 4. There is a parking lot, but it seems to be fully booked, with very few spaces… However, there are nearby parking lots, but remember to look for 24-hour metered parking, which is cheaper!

The view from the 5th floor was amazing. The room was spacious and the furniture was stylish, so I was able to spend an extraordinary moment. However, the bath water was not very stable, sometimes going from hot to cold, so if that could be improved, I would have no complaints. Thank you very much.

Before checking in, I was told there was a PIN, which I assumed was the room password. I entered it incorrectly, and the room lock got disabled. I also didn't notice that the actual password was below the room number on the screen. What's the point of giving out a PIN if it's not the room code? I had to contact customer service, and the entire conversation was in English, which made communication difficult. The app also didn't display messages in real-time, which wasted a lot of my time.