Take Hotel Okinawa

I spent about ten days here and found the room easy to use and comfortable. It was clean throughout, including the washing machine and bathroom, and there was a dehumidifier. All three male staff members were upbeat and friendly, and their responses to requests were excellent. The location also works well for tourists exploring both the north and south of Okinawa. Rycom is less than a ten-minute drive away. Five stars for the cleanliness, convenience, and staff.

The hotel was sophisticated, clean, and seemed brand new. I stayed for two nights and three days, and thought it was wonderful. The room had a kitchen, fridge, microwave, induction cooktop, washing machine, gas dryer, and a bathroom separate from the toilet. Max Value, San-A, 7-Eleven, and Kanehide are nearby. The hotel is only about one meter from the nightlife area, so it was very convenient. Guests had to wear geta sandals, and the parking lot was on the first floor. There isn't anyone at the front desk at night, so late check-in isn't possible, but that wasn't an issue for me. I'd wanted to book this hotel for a year, and I'd definitely come back if I get the chance.

The rooms have washers and dryers, so the hotel looks well suited to longer visits and sports groups. It's on Kusunoki Street between Goya Crossroads and Takahara Intersection, with convenient access to Okinawa City's downtown and the Prefectural General Sports Park. I got a preview before its planned October opening. New hotels are always exciting!

The interiors come in several cute patterns. Bathrobes, laundry detergent, and tableware sets are available for an extra charge, and there's a full selection of amenities. If you're traveling with small children, you can ask for a baby walker or bouncer.