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I like it . It’s prime location and all is well . I hope I will visit again there .

This hotel is an old. But, its location is not bad near the Main Street. One thing that it’s not good was the room for non-smoking was full booked.

Good location, 6-8 mins walk to no.7 rail station . Nice staff.

It's our first time visiting Okinawa. The hotel is actually located near the monorail station of Ashahibashi. In the beginning, we were so silly. We walked up to the footbridge and then walked down. In fact, there was a crosswalk right outside the station that would save us much energy to carry the suitcases up and down the bridge. That was a rainy evening and so we did not check the location of crosswalks nearby. It's nice that the room has been equipped with a socket for charging phones. The bed is comfortable because the mattress is not sagging, which is good. The hotel is not very new but is really value for money.

The room smells a little. There was deodorant provided in the room, which helps. There is often no one at the front desk, and instead a notice asking guests to call a number in case of need. Often international tourists does not hold a local number (not to mention if they can communicate in English or not). Also, the room keys which guests leave behind are left at plain sight at the front desk, posing security concern. Good location is and price are only reasons to stay at this hotel. In my opinion this hotel does not meet the average standard of a Japanese hotel chain..

Facilities are good even the case one stays for middle term. However, for my stay, unfortunately I couldn't stand the disgusting smell that lingered in the air. Need improvement !

Location is not bad, just a 10-minute walk from the bus terminal and the shopping center. The major problem is more about the toilet. There is no seat cover. It will definitely create the sanitary problem. When I booked the room, the description told that this room got a river view. Eventually, the only view was the back stairs of the building of next door, where the staff smoked. In order not to be seen by them, I could only close the window curtain all the time. It meant no view at all.