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Park Avenue is right outside, so getting to popular places like Charlie Takosu and Cafe Freedom for a meal is handy. I'd stay again if I got the chance. Everything in the building was very clean. The front desk and corridor design made it feel a bit like a clinic. Entry to the hotel at night and the room door both use PIN codes. Staff aren't there in the evening, so take a photo of the numbered slip in case you lose it. My first-floor room was quiet and plenty big enough. For value, I'd give it five stars. The catch is the light: despite a large window, a tall concrete wall blocked almost all daylight, so it was hard to tell whether it was day or night. If you care about a bright room, the second floor may suit you better. It works fine if you only use the room to sleep, but could be an issue if you spend daytime there too.

My single room had plenty of space, plus an air-purifying dehumidifier and a massage chair. I only stayed about nine hours for one night, but it was comfortable. This was my first time using travel assistance, and they let me check in early.

This is a self-service hotel in Koza, Okinawa, just a three-minute walk from Koza shopping street, which is handy if you like going out for drinks. You may appreciate that you won't run into staff during your stay if you're looking for privacy. These kinds of hotels have been growing in number, and I expect more as businesses cut costs. The front desk is open only from 3 to 6 PM. For check-ins outside those hours, you have to pay in advance by credit card or bank transfer. A code sent the day before is used to enter the hotel and your room. Standard rates per person: - Semi-double, one guest: 4,800 yen - Semi-double, two guests: 3,400 yen - Twin room, two guests: 3,700 yen - Semi-double plus single room, three guests: 3,300 yen Those are the standard prices. Hotel booking sites can have cheaper rates (⌒▽⌒) #GreatHotelDeals #OkinawaHotels #OkinawaKozaHotels #SelfServiceHotels #HotelTimeRich

The room was bright, safe, comfortable, and very clean, with all the basic accessories and amenities. The hotel had convenient transport access and parking. Garbage was sorted and taken away carefully, and guests were expected to follow the rules.