Ulasan Kokusai Towns Inn

very convenient, just 3 minutes walk from the busiest street. Spacious apartment and room rate include breakfast; yet the breakfast menu repeats each and every day 😏

It was a great family trip with great accommodation. My family and I are looking forward to staying here again on our next Okinawa trip. The accommodation is very close to Kokusai-dori, Makishi Market, and Udai Village! I will also recommend my friends to stay here when they travel to Okinawa.

Convenient location, parking lot (paid), paid parking lot nearby, air conditioning is very cool, kitchen is available

The hotel is very conveniently located, just a two-minute walk from Makishi Market in the center of Naha. The waiter was very nice and the room was well equipped and clean. It is a cost-effective accommodation!

We stayed here for two nights on a family trip. It's not a new hotel, but even though it is old, the rooms make the most of its age. In addition to the kitchen, there were three other rooms. We used them separately for luggage, sleeping, and living. It was nice to be able to organize our luggage spaciously. If you're looking for a nice but small hotel with no room to move, I definitely recommend this one! Especially if you're on a family trip! The free breakfast was incredibly delicious!

Quite convenient. Take the monorail and walk for 10 minutes from Xianfumae Station, or walk for 15 minutes from Miebashi Station. It is about a 5-minute walk from Kokusai Street. The hotel staff is friendly and can communicate in simple English or using translation software. The room was clean and spacious and the price was cheap. This time, the room has a kitchen and you can borrow kitchenware from the counter. There is a self-service laundry on the first floor of the hotel, which is very convenient, and a family-style Japanese restaurant 🍴 The taste is also good 👍.

The location is very convenient and the Japanese-style room is very comfortable

I think it's a fairly old building, but it's very clean. The floors and the bath are sparkling. You can see that they make an effort to keep it clean. I stayed alone in a twin-bed room with a kitchen. It's a room you can stay in for a long time. The location is on Ukishima-dori, which is inside Kokusai-dori, and if you go down another side street from there, you'll find a deep izakaya that looks like a food stall, with people of all ages eating, drinking, talking, laughing, and spilling out onto the street. It was safe, clean, and I enjoyed the delicious local food in an Asian atmosphere, which was very fun. I don't think I would have gone if I hadn't stayed here. The breakfast was something like Okinawa's famous rice onigiri and something called bakudan, which had a delicious seaweed flavor and was satisfying with the all-you-can-eat vegetable salad and soup. There were no problems with the towels and amenities. It depends on the room, but outside the window was the wall of the building and the window (the window in the room had patterned glass, so there was no need to worry about people looking into the room if you didn't open it). If you're staying for a long time, you might want to check the view from the window.

The perfect choice when you have a limited budget! ! Facilities: Although the room is not particularly new, it has air conditioning, TV, WiFi, hair dryer. Shopping is convenient in the surrounding area, with two convenience stores within a 5-minute walk. Hygiene: Very clean, although it is not the latest, but the hygiene is very clean. The sheets, quilt covers and tatami were all cleaned very clean! Environment: The space is very spacious, much larger than a hotel, suitable for friends and family travel. Located near Kokusai Street, it is very quiet at night. Service: It is biased towards self-service and will not be cleaned every day, but towels can be changed by yourself at the front desk every day. The local specialty rice balls for breakfast are very delicious! !

Convenient location, but a bit noisy