Condominium Likka in Nago

The room’s a little old, but the bathroom is very nice. Facilities are adequate, with a fridge, washing machine, and microwave.

The location is great, and just under 20,000 yen for two people for two nights is a bargain. Still, it’s not a bad place, but it’s not great either. There aren’t enough amenities, which is inconvenient. I wanted cups, another chair since there was only one for two people, a towel rack in the washroom, and a chair and washbasin in the bathroom. The stained sheets were disappointing too. For multiple-night stays, changing towels at the front desk is only possible from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM, which is inconvenient. There’s parking on site, but spaces are limited. If it’s full, the second lot is far away. It’s a shame, given the good location and price.

I only stayed one night, but could happily have stayed about a week. The room was clean, and having a bathtub made for a nice, relaxing soak. Shops and convenience stores are close by. The parking lot is small, though. I was lucky to find a space, and if you’re unsure about parking beside another car, it may be best to park carefully.

The setup made this a really good value for staying several nights, especially if you're visiting Shangria. There’s a kitchen, microwave, fridge and freezer, washing machine, separate bath and toilet, and a gas dryer in the bathroom. I could run a load while sleeping and have everything dry by morning, which saved me a trip to the laundry. I brought gel detergent balls after reading that detergent costs extra, and froze shear heads before heading to Shangria. Parking was about 1,000 yen for two nights. The towels were fluffy, too. A couple of things were inconvenient: towel changes are only available at the front desk from 3 to 11 p.m., and the bed was so soft that I woke up sore and had trouble sleeping. The gas dryer may be why the room felt incredibly dry. I also wished I’d bought a bra net at the 100 yen store. Still, the conveniences outweighed those issues. It could work well for a longer stay, and you can heat up frozen spaghetti or similar in the microwave.