Hostels in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

Location is good. It’s less than 10 minutes walk from the train station. There is a convenience store, and a lot of food options nearby. You have to take off your shoes at the entrance, and the hostel also provide shoe lockers. Towels are provided for free and you can store a backpack in a locker in your capsule. There is a socket and USB outlet. At the first floor there’s a sitting area equipped with microwave and kettle. Male and female areas (beds, bath and dressing rooms) are in separate floors. There are chairs placed in the dressing room which I thought was really nice. During my stay there was a rowdy customer that was causing a lot of disturbance by shouting at the staffs for a prolonged period. I was sad to witness the staffs apologise/give in to him at the end. I guess this also speaks about their quality of service. Overall it’s really value for money.

It is a very large hostel. It is an inn, but there is an elevator in a neat building, so it is easy to move in the building even in a large suitcase. Check-in is available until 23 o'clock, so you can get in Naha on the final flight. The bed was clean and comfortable with a light shielding curtain. The water was clean. I was worried that I stayed in July, so I thought that there were many people in the relaxing space. Because it is a large-scale accommodation, there is no way. . . If you want a small atmosphere, you don't recommend this place. About the dormitory, but if you only sleep for one night, you can recommend it.

The room is only air conditioning, TV and bed. There is no pressure because there is a window. It is small but clean and enough to sleep. There is shampoo and soap in the shower. There is no other. Bring towels and toothbrushes. This inn is really a complete private room. There is less stress to care for others than capsule hotels and dormitories. Recommended for those who value cheapness

Location is 5 minutes walk from the monorail station (about 15 minutes from the airport and 5 minutes walk to Kokusai) with restaurants and convenience stores near by. I stayed for a night in the female dormitory. There is a flight of stairs up to the dorms but the staff kindly offered to help with it. Password is required to enter the dorm. The linens were already on the bed, which was enclosed by a curtain. There was a night lamp, electric sockets and 2 hooks in my bunk bed. A locker is provided which managed to fit my 26 inch suitcase. A towel and slippers can be found in the locker too. The shower facility was clean, with toiletries provided. Water ran hot quickly with good pressure. The common area outside the toilet had hairdryers, but the area was a tad dirty since people weren't really cleaning up after themselves. Soundproofing is non existent so this may not work if you're a light sleeper. Otherwise, I highly recommend for the good value!

The price is cheap for each bed, the location is convenient, just 10 minutes walk to the light rail station, and you can walk easily to the international pass, even if you have to take a taxi to the airport is not too expensive. The design is beautiful and the bathroom is clean. There are shoe cabinets and small lockers, and the bed has a hanger, small lights and plugs. The public space behind the front desk is also full and comfortable, very comfortable tatami floor. Overall, it is a good youth travel.

Stayed for nearly 10 days. Noise is very loud. I can hear outdoor sounds so I don't know if there is a door in each room. One of the rooms is a smoking room, where not only cigarettes but also alcohol are drunk, and all the young people are noisy. By the way, the smoking room is a private room, but there are many smokers and smokers, and the smell of cigarettes is usually drifting in the corridor. It was the first time in the guest house, but I saw about two times the use of children as elementary school students. The child is small and ”quiet!” is not used. There were babies about 1 years old. It is natural that the baby is noisy, but there is no soundproofing at all, so it is necessary to be prepared for accommodation. As for the sound, the bed is like an amateur handmade, and it sounds ”gigigishi” even if it turns back. It seems to be desperate in the dormitory because it is very worried about single use. As for the sound, the earplug was naturally used, but there was a noisy day that could not sleep at all. The accommodation was on the third floor of the old building, but there was a sound and vibration like construction on the upper floor. Until midnight 0. It's impossible. Someone should have done a considerable thing because it feels vibration in a concrete building. There seem to be a lot of staff, but I don't know who is the staff because I replace it every day. There seem to be many people living here while working as a staff, but this is ignored even if you meet other than the day of charge. Therefore, the staff does not know who to consult today. The toilet shower is one by one for the number of guests. The toilet is known by ５ｍｍ marks whether it is used, but it seems that most guests who do not know are mostly used, and it is daily to be chattered by the door during use. Calm down and no toilet is not used and no problem for good people. Washing machine is 1 for all. You can't wash and dry unless you really use it from early morning to midnight after 0 o'clock. Because it was an early win, some people waited for the end of the washing machine for about an hour. I used two rooms, but both were not blocked from the outside such as curtains. I met the woman in the next building. It looks round. Especially at night, it looks round from outside, so I don't know how to change clothes in the woman's room. Access is about 15 minutes walk from the monorail station? There is no Merritt because the access itself is closer to the station, including other stations. However, shopping is convenient because it is located in the arcade of the shopping street. However, it is better to know there because all of the drinking and fuss in the arcade until midnight is heard in the room. Except for toilets, showers, old, especially kitchen, dining may be squeezed. I also bought and used my own beach sandals with a corridor.

A cute hostel with vintage vibe. The staff is very nice and friendly. I was especially satisfied with the location because there’s a big supermarket and drug store right in front of the hostel. American Village is within walkable distance as well. Super convenient. Hair dryer, hair conditioner and laundry service are available. Overall I enjoyed the stay here.

Booked 2 nights... stayed 1, which tells you all you need to know. The whole hostel is one large floor broken up into “rooms” by a series of walls (many without doors). Ventilation is next non-existent, which is made worse by the “smoking area” which is a bench by the lift which you have to pass every time you want to take the lift or is the one toilet. The night we stayed there were two locals talking and smoking on the bench all night. Plugs by my bed kept coming loose, which meant my fan (which I needed given the lack of ventilation) kept turning off. Seem to be a few locals living there and the place is rather dark and grey. When left in the morning I stood in sick in the lift. Only positive is the manager was friendly and it’s close to a monorail stop but I would but recommend you stay here. We didn’t stay our second night and booked an air bnb.

Visited here for a meal whilst exploring Zamami. Pizzas and burger were on the menu and the burger blew my expectations completely. It wasn’t just good for a tiny island where I assumed getting non traditional ingredients would have decreased the quality a little but it was good for any burger place in the world. So if you’ve had your fill of traditional Okinawa dishes I couldn’t recommend eating here any more

6 nights at an inn for 3850 yen per night for a single. I came by Yanbaru high-speed bus, so I contacted him in advance and asked him to pick me up at the headquarters port. Toilets and showers are shared, but you can relax in a single room. It's about an 8-minute walk to the snorkeling anti-beach, so it's a good location for those who want to play in the sea. Two toast, a simple breakfast of yogurt and coffee. You can cook and eat in a shared space. I didn't do it, but I can barbecue outside.

Location is good. It’s less than 10 minutes walk from the train station. There is a convenience store, and a lot of food options nearby. You have to take off your shoes at the entrance, and the hostel also provide shoe lockers. Towels are provided for free and you can store a backpack in a locker in your capsule. There is a socket and USB outlet. At the first floor there’s a sitting area equipped with microwave and kettle. Male and female areas (beds, bath and dressing rooms) are in separate floors. There are chairs placed in the dressing room which I thought was really nice. During my stay there was a rowdy customer that was causing a lot of disturbance by shouting at the staffs for a prolonged period. I was sad to witness the staffs apologise/give in to him at the end. I guess this also speaks about their quality of service. Overall it’s really value for money.

It is a very large hostel. It is an inn, but there is an elevator in a neat building, so it is easy to move in the building even in a large suitcase. Check-in is available until 23 o'clock, so you can get in Naha on the final flight. The bed was clean and comfortable with a light shielding curtain. The water was clean. I was worried that I stayed in July, so I thought that there were many people in the relaxing space. Because it is a large-scale accommodation, there is no way. . . If you want a small atmosphere, you don't recommend this place. About the dormitory, but if you only sleep for one night, you can recommend it.

The room is only air conditioning, TV and bed. There is no pressure because there is a window. It is small but clean and enough to sleep. There is shampoo and soap in the shower. There is no other. Bring towels and toothbrushes. This inn is really a complete private room. There is less stress to care for others than capsule hotels and dormitories. Recommended for those who value cheapness

Location is 5 minutes walk from the monorail station (about 15 minutes from the airport and 5 minutes walk to Kokusai) with restaurants and convenience stores near by. I stayed for a night in the female dormitory. There is a flight of stairs up to the dorms but the staff kindly offered to help with it. Password is required to enter the dorm. The linens were already on the bed, which was enclosed by a curtain. There was a night lamp, electric sockets and 2 hooks in my bunk bed. A locker is provided which managed to fit my 26 inch suitcase. A towel and slippers can be found in the locker too. The shower facility was clean, with toiletries provided. Water ran hot quickly with good pressure. The common area outside the toilet had hairdryers, but the area was a tad dirty since people weren't really cleaning up after themselves. Soundproofing is non existent so this may not work if you're a light sleeper. Otherwise, I highly recommend for the good value!

The price is cheap for each bed, the location is convenient, just 10 minutes walk to the light rail station, and you can walk easily to the international pass, even if you have to take a taxi to the airport is not too expensive. The design is beautiful and the bathroom is clean. There are shoe cabinets and small lockers, and the bed has a hanger, small lights and plugs. The public space behind the front desk is also full and comfortable, very comfortable tatami floor. Overall, it is a good youth travel.

Stayed for nearly 10 days. Noise is very loud. I can hear outdoor sounds so I don't know if there is a door in each room. One of the rooms is a smoking room, where not only cigarettes but also alcohol are drunk, and all the young people are noisy. By the way, the smoking room is a private room, but there are many smokers and smokers, and the smell of cigarettes is usually drifting in the corridor. It was the first time in the guest house, but I saw about two times the use of children as elementary school students. The child is small and ”quiet!” is not used. There were babies about 1 years old. It is natural that the baby is noisy, but there is no soundproofing at all, so it is necessary to be prepared for accommodation. As for the sound, the bed is like an amateur handmade, and it sounds ”gigigishi” even if it turns back. It seems to be desperate in the dormitory because it is very worried about single use. As for the sound, the earplug was naturally used, but there was a noisy day that could not sleep at all. The accommodation was on the third floor of the old building, but there was a sound and vibration like construction on the upper floor. Until midnight 0. It's impossible. Someone should have done a considerable thing because it feels vibration in a concrete building. There seem to be a lot of staff, but I don't know who is the staff because I replace it every day. There seem to be many people living here while working as a staff, but this is ignored even if you meet other than the day of charge. Therefore, the staff does not know who to consult today. The toilet shower is one by one for the number of guests. The toilet is known by ５ｍｍ marks whether it is used, but it seems that most guests who do not know are mostly used, and it is daily to be chattered by the door during use. Calm down and no toilet is not used and no problem for good people. Washing machine is 1 for all. You can't wash and dry unless you really use it from early morning to midnight after 0 o'clock. Because it was an early win, some people waited for the end of the washing machine for about an hour. I used two rooms, but both were not blocked from the outside such as curtains. I met the woman in the next building. It looks round. Especially at night, it looks round from outside, so I don't know how to change clothes in the woman's room. Access is about 15 minutes walk from the monorail station? There is no Merritt because the access itself is closer to the station, including other stations. However, shopping is convenient because it is located in the arcade of the shopping street. However, it is better to know there because all of the drinking and fuss in the arcade until midnight is heard in the room. Except for toilets, showers, old, especially kitchen, dining may be squeezed. I also bought and used my own beach sandals with a corridor.

Booked 2 nights... stayed 1, which tells you all you need to know. The whole hostel is one large floor broken up into “rooms” by a series of walls (many without doors). Ventilation is next non-existent, which is made worse by the “smoking area” which is a bench by the lift which you have to pass every time you want to take the lift or is the one toilet. The night we stayed there were two locals talking and smoking on the bench all night. Plugs by my bed kept coming loose, which meant my fan (which I needed given the lack of ventilation) kept turning off. Seem to be a few locals living there and the place is rather dark and grey. When left in the morning I stood in sick in the lift. Only positive is the manager was friendly and it’s close to a monorail stop but I would but recommend you stay here. We didn’t stay our second night and booked an air bnb.

The cost performance with the price was the best, and the attention to detail in the living and dining room was particularly good. You can enjoy the multinational atmosphere, and you can see the other guests' cooking, and there's a guitar on the table...especially the hammock, which you can't get at home, was wonderful. I would like to use it if there is another demand. I was grateful that the parking lot was free. It was wide and easy to stop, so I thought it would be okay even for people who are not good at driving. The room was not a dormitory, but a private room, so it was convenient because it had a TV, air conditioner, free Wi-Fi, a hair dryer, a desk, and an outlet. Well, of course you can hear your neighbors clearing their throats, right? If you are interested, you should spend more money and book a good hotel! I think it depends on the purpose of use.

A cute hostel with vintage vibe. The staff is very nice and friendly. I was especially satisfied with the location because there’s a big supermarket and drug store right in front of the hostel. American Village is within walkable distance as well. Super convenient. Hair dryer, hair conditioner and laundry service are available. Overall I enjoyed the stay here.

Easily accessible and close to the seawall. They have nice open areas and the food was great and presented really neat. Did not stay at the hostel, so wouldn’t be able to really review it! Recommend for breakfast and brunch!

If you check in late (after 9pm) They don’t let you stay even already paid in advance. So, I did. We have to find another hotel instead. But staff was nice to suggest another hotel.

Really feel like living in a Japanese house enterprise homestay! The owner is very friendly... Come with me and drink beer and pour... Only available in the room! Suite... Toilet bathroom should be public ～ Online introduction thought there was a separate toilet and bathroom The parking space is directly in front of the house! The only thing that feels the best is that it is very difficult... Google maps are wrong four times. . . Finally, Haocai met a very enthusiastic local lady I'll go with the tail and get... In terms of really wanting to do it first! Even the place is not enough to call people to live? 😆 I like this place the most~ It's just that there is a rural feeling~ 👍👍

The room is large, with a bathtub and a terrace. The terrace faces the sea and has an internal swimming pool. It is open from May to October every year. The Zanpa Cape Lighthouse is nearby. The service is good and polite.

A cute hostel with vintage vibe. The staff is very nice and friendly. I was especially satisfied with the location because there’s a big supermarket and drug store right in front of the hostel. American Village is within walkable distance as well. Super convenient. Hair dryer, hair conditioner and laundry service are available. Overall I enjoyed the stay here.

Easily accessible and close to the seawall. They have nice open areas and the food was great and presented really neat. Did not stay at the hostel, so wouldn’t be able to really review it! Recommend for breakfast and brunch!

If you check in late (after 9pm) They don’t let you stay even already paid in advance. So, I did. We have to find another hotel instead. But staff was nice to suggest another hotel.