Okinawanoyado Ajimaa Makishi

There is a fee for air conditioning in the room. If it had been stated, I would not have booked it. The reviews on Google Maps were terrible, so I regret that I should have looked into it a bit more, but the location is good. I wish I had stayed at a business hotel, which was almost the same price. The reservation said it was a private room, so based on past experiences I thought there would be amenities, but there were no towels, toothbrushes, etc. You have to bring everything with you. There was no one at the reception desk, and no one when I left either. There is a TV, Wi-Fi, and an extension plug in the room. It feels like I'm remembering my grandma's house in the countryside, which doesn't exist lol. The lighting in the room is inconvenient because it only has one light bulb and can be turned on and off. There is a shared refrigerator, microwave, and pot next to the entrance. There is a trash can for each type of trash. The shared toilet has a washlet next to the bathroom. I had no complaints about the water facilities.

The keys are self-service until 12 o'clock in the evening, usually only until 9 o'clock. It's very convenient. It's located in the alley next to Starbucks on Kokusai Street. You have to go to the second floor. There are Japanese-style mattresses.