サンライン北谷コンドミニアムリゾート

We had five in the family and there was plenty of room. The resort-style furniture made the spotless interior feel especially cheerful, and the condominium was lovely, almost like a luxury hotel. American Village is an easy walk away. With a convenience store and a late-night ramen shop nearby, we had everything we needed.

A few things could be better: the bed frame creaked, and sharing one bathroom and toilet among five people was a little inconvenient. Otherwise, there was lots of room, and the TV worked great for YouTube. We stayed two nights, with all five of us getting our own queen bed. Two were in a small room and three in the living room. The location is handy, right by a 7-11 and across from a Lawson, and about a 7-10 minute walk from American Village.

The apartment was spacious and felt very convenient and luxurious, so I’d definitely come back. There are two bedrooms with five beds, wooden floors, a bathtub with a separate toilet, and a roomy living area and kitchen with a microwave and other kitchenware. It also has a washer and dryer, two balconies facing the street, and private parking. A 7-Eleven is next door, with Mihama conveyor belt sushi and Daikoku Drugstore across the street. American Village is about an eight-minute walk for shopping. Check-in is self-service. Foreign guests need to scan their passports and enter their details to get a password before checking in.

Five stars, no question. There’s parking right at the entrance, and the place is roomy and really convenient. Self check-in was quick and easy to follow.