Villa Iris Mecal

Clean.

You take your shoes off indoors, but there were no slippers provided, including in the bathroom. I’m taking off one star for that, and disposable slippers would be safer to bring. Still, I’d definitely stay here again if I visit Okinawa. The place is compact but has a kitchen and washing machine, plus a separate bathroom and toilet. I find that more comfortable than a hotel with a combined bathroom and toilet. There are two rooms facing each other on each floor, and the front desk is staffed until evening. After that, you get your key from a key box, so arriving late was no problem. I was traveling by car and stopped at Super Union for food on the way. There’s no parking lot, but paid parking is about a two-minute walk away. Parking from 10 PM to 9 AM cost 600 yen. I only stayed a short time, literally just to sleep, but I think it would work for a longer stay too. Thanks for having me.

It’s about a 10-15 minute walk to the station, and you can rent bicycles downstairs. The room was very clean and had a washing machine, microwave, kitchenette, and clothes rack. You can also borrow kitchen utensils from the host. Great accommodation!

The four-person room we stayed in was spacious and clean. It had a separate shower and toilet, plus a washing machine with laundry detergent and air freshener. There was also a microwave and an induction cooker for boiling water. The nearby amenities are handy too, with Nishimatsuya, FamilyMart, and a 24-hour supermarket within walking distance. It’s about a 10-15 minute walk from the Shintoshin Monorail station. Highly recommend!