Hotel Airportview Naha

I miss these experiences as soon as I land back in Incheon. I found routes to Ryuku grass village and Itoman fish market that only needed one transfer, which made for a fancy experience. Senagagima beach is about a 15-minute walk away, and I spent a week running and walking barefoot on the sand. I checked the map and found that buses 11, 17, 9, and 45 can be handy: there's a bus parking area and terminal across the road. I'm already planning to stay here twice a year. I'm almost afraid this review will bring too many guests.

They're really nice to foreigners. Ominawa is the best, and this hotel has even more than the usual basics: electric stoves, a microwave, an in-room washing machine, and a nice balcony. The rooms all face the airport. One image was taken with a 600mm lens of the airport, then cropped from 8k to 4k.

The room was clean, but it's the smallest one I've ever stayed in. The strangest part was that the hotel had no card reader for Visa or MC and asked for cash. I couldn't change any part of my 12-day reservation. I definitely don't recommend this place.

It's an apartment-style hotel facing Senaga Island, conveniently close to the airport. The ocean view isn't the prettiest around since this isn't a resort, but watching the airline traffic come and go is pretty nice. You do have to be okay with aircraft noise. The room was affordably priced and came with a washing machine, microwave, other regular amenities, and free parking.