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"Room was clean and well maintained, private bath was excellent with a great view. "

"Wifi was unusable, blackout curtains let light right into my face as there was a street light directly outside of the bedroom. Check-in was not on-site and I had to go to a different location to check in. Scan of my residence card was required even though residents are not required by law to present ID. The toilet was very nice, the shower was not. Water pressure was terrible. I didn't realize this place was in the heart of soapland. Stay at a different Mr. Kinjo. "

"A small hotel in a sketchy part of town. Rooms are modern and attractive but a very poor design. Toilet/bath and bed are all in one room, separated by a clear glass wall. The only way to get privacy is to close THREE blinds, and from the outside (bed side), leaving no way to enter the bathroom. Electrical issues--one light was not working and the bathroom light could not be turned OFF. Night clerk said shutting the blinds would cut the light. Also pretty noisy. Paid 1000 yen for parking on a...

"For the price, this was a great hotel in Naha. It’s a bit of a walking distance to main area (20 minutes) but the room was really nice. Spacious, clean, and a comfortable bed. "

"Has everything you need! Really good bang for your buck! It’s close to everything you need!"

"Decent property. Clean and definitely could rent again."

"The staff was great, the on site restaurant has good food, and the room is spacious. The shower and bathtub were very large because it used to be a “Love Hotel” but now is marketed for families. The neighborhood still has some red light stuff around, so be aware. However, the area felt quiet, safe, and we could walk to a nice little beach with life guards, food, and banana boat rentals."