Guest House Grand Naha, Naha

While the guesthouse had great facilities and was able to accommodate many guests, my stay was marred by hard beds and disruptive noise from the showers nearby. Additionally, the parking fee situation was misleading, making the overall experience less enjoyable. Despite these issues, the location is ideal for exploration, but I wouldn't choose to stay here again.

I made a spontaneous trip to Okinawa during the USMC Ball and Thanksgiving week and ended up here, which was pretty much the only option left. The price was unbeatable, and the location was great, close to many attractions. Hospitality was decent too. However, I had some struggles with my experience: the bed was incredibly hard, the pillows were less than adequate, and the area near my bed was quite noisy due to showers being nearby. I managed to find solutions, but it wasn't ideal.

The guesthouse has a fantastic location near the port and monorail, making it easy to explore the nightlife. However, the shared sleeping area is quite noisy and lacks privacy, which can be a downside for a good night’s sleep. The facility is efficient in handling a high volume of guests, but the beds are very hard and comfort isn't prioritized. Overall, while it's one of the cheaper options, I would recommend looking for smaller, more cozy alternatives if you value a peaceful stay.

I found this hotel to be quite the mixed bag. The location is great, close to nightlife and transportation, which is a definite plus. However, the loud atmosphere and uncomfortable sleeping arrangements really made it tough to enjoy my stay. The amenities are limited, and for what you pay, I think there are better options out there if you're looking for comfort.

While the hotel's location is ideal for nightlife and access to public transport, the sleeping arrangements left much to be desired. The atmosphere felt impersonal and loud, plus there were substantial issues with cleanliness and amenities, making it hard to recommend unless really necessary.