Santiago Guesthouse Naha

Not as perfect as it looks, the staff is a bit cold, the dorm can have 22 people in one room, the quilt was not that clean, and better not sleep near the aircon , it's on all night, cold and noisy. Overall pretty good though, the common space is nice with big screen and kitchen, the upper bulk is spacious, and it's near the main bus station

They offers a budget-friendly stay at under $12 USD per night per person. The beds are a bit tight; as a girl, I found it cool enough to sleep comfortably, but my boyfriend found it too hot, so we couldn’t share a bed. The rooms are mixed dorms and get very smelly each night, though the inside of the cabin beds is okay. Apart from a locker, you only have the space of your cabin bed, and no towels are provided. The bathroom is shared with others on the same floor and tends to get messy in the evening, although I noticed it being cleaned every morning. Unfortunately, the bins are always full, which is gross, and there’s hair everywhere. The lobby on my floor was cluttered with luggage and felt damp because it’s connected to the bathroom. I booked this place because it looked good in the photos, but the reality was a bit different. The common area on the ground floor is kind of cute but also a little dirty. The photos make it look much better than it is, but given the low price, I can’t complain too much. Please note that it’s a walk-up, so if you want to avoid stairs, you might need to pay more.

I was late but they kindly left the keys at the door for me. The rooms are implicit and comfortable in capsule style. Would really recommend for easy stay.

A regular spot for me in Naha. Great location. Great staff. Great place. You have a real kitchen that you can use. Common space has a warm feeling. Check-in can be a bit of a struggle. But it's because i don't speak Japanese. Still they can speak English. Anyway, all good in the end