Little Island Okinawa Asahibashi

There isn't a supermarket nearby, though convenience stores are plentiful. Parking is the main drawback: if you rent a car, choose a nearby coin parking lot carefully or the fees could be high. This room has the same setup as a similar one in Miebashi where I stayed last year, but that one has parking for two cars on a first-come, first-served basis. It's an apartment with bare concrete, which is pretty standard in Okinawa. Still new and very clean, with a decent-sized bed and good value. There's a kitchen but no cooking utensils, plus a washing machine and dryer, and it's near a city station. There's no front desk. You collect your key from the mailbox in advance and return it by post when you check out.