Wakugawa Terrace II

Name: Wakugawa Terrace II
Address: Wakugawa 1273-3, Nakijin, Nakijin, Okinawa, JP
Rating: 9.2

Smoke-freeFamily friendly

About this property

Looking for a place to spend a night after a long walk around the city? Hotel "Wakugawa Terrace II" is located in Nakijin. This hotel is located in walking distance from the city center. Location Free Wi-Fi on the territory will help you to stay on-line. If you travel by car, you can park in a parking zone. At the hotel

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Free WiFi

ParkingNearby

Air conditioning

Family friendly

Good to know

Check-in: From 15:00
Check-out: Until 10:00
Smoking: Smoke-free
Children: Family friendly
Room types: 1

Room Information

Rooms

1 / 6

Cottage

Private bathroom

air-conditioning
hairdryer
private-bathroom
tv

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Guest reviews

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Guest Rating

9.2/10

Excellent

17 reviews

Featured review

Misaki N.

May 2018

10/10

The owner made stylish furniture for the rooms, and there was enough space for all 10 of us to eat and hang out. We stayed one night, arriving after dark, so finding the road was tricky; we called our friend and made it safely. Even though the place is deep in the mountains, phone reception was excellent, and the room Wi-Fi was reassuring. There are three buildings, each with space to park two cars. The sleeping setup is for up to six, though we were told larger groups can be accommodated if people carpool. The beds, with their high-rebound material, were very comfortable. The place had just about everything: a bath, toilet, sink, hairdryer, kitchen, washer, dryer, TV, plus shampoo, conditioner, towels, and toothbrushes. It seemed easy to stay several days. Each building has an outdoor tent, and there were three tents in all, each with its own interior style. At 164 cm tall, I could stand comfortably inside. It was a really satisfying stay, and I'd use it again. Thanks!

Yukino

January 2018

10/10

The cabins were clean and modern, with a stylish feel. Washers, a dryer, and a stove made it seem well set up for a longer stay. There are also tents outside with beds and sofas, so you can camp in those too. I liked that Wi-Fi was available, and there was pocket Wi-Fi to use when out and about. I'd definitely stay here again.

isabella P.

June 2018

10/10

We came as four adults and two kids for a one-night stay around the Nakijin Magic Hour Run. After the marathon, the high-rebound bed was great for our tired bodies. The room was lovely and comfortable, with that relaxed feeling of being at home. We also had a hot plate, which made it easy to have a barbecue, and we really enjoyed it. The one thing I wished for was a sunshade over the terrace. It rained that day, and one would have helped keep us dry.

rin T.

February 2018

10/10

We came for the Kouri Island Magic Hour Run, and I'm already set on returning for next year's marathon. My daughter and her friend came along with my friend and me, and from the moment we stepped inside, we were excitedly exploring the room. The facilities were excellent, and I was very satisfied with how little was missing. I did have some concern about the bath drainage, and a firmer slatted mat would have felt more reassuring. The weather was disappointing and rainy, so next time I'd love to stay on a sunny day. Thanks for making it such a comfortable stay.

Jack H.

February 2018

10/10

We spent two nights here with the kids and had such a good winter holiday. I didn't realize you could enjoy a campground in Okinawa during winter! The room was spacious, sleeps up to six, and felt like home. I loved the high-resilience mattress and wanted to take the blanket home too. The washer and gas dryer on site were a big bonus. If I'd known, I wouldn't have packed so few clothes, but doing laundry there meant no pile waiting when I got home. Great for a housewife! The kids were thrilled with the Wi-Fi, and the pocket Wi-Fi was handy and safe to use while sightseeing. My only complaint was the shortage of signs pointing to the campground. More accommodations are appearing nearby, so I hope they add nice streetlights and signs. Okinawa summers are so hot, and winter camping suits my kids, who are allergic to UV rays. We'd definitely go back.