Toki no Yado Naha by Sunrest Resort

Guests have consistently praised the hotel's cleanliness, mentioning that the rooms are extremely clean and comfortable. Some guests have also appreciated the new and clean facilities.

Some guests have mentioned concerns about the small size of the rooms and the lack of certain amenities, such as warm toilet seats, bidets, and kitchen knives. Additionally, a few guests have noted that the walls seem thin, and there were issues with the windows.

Yes, there is parking available nearby for a fee. Guests have mentioned that there is a multi-storey car park within a 5-minute walk from the property, but some have cautioned that parking can be expensive if it exceeds 12 hours.

The hotel is recommended for its proximity to main spots and quiet location. It's also suggested for those with a car, as there is paid parking available and it's a short walk into the busy area. However, some guests have noted that the location is a little bit far from the downtown.

Guests have mentioned that the beds are comfortable and clean. However, there have been a few comments about the lack of space to put luggage and the absence of a door to the double bed room in the 2-bed room setup.

Guests recommend booking a double room with a sofa if you plan to eat in, as it provides extra comfort and space.

The hotel is equipped with amenities for long holidays, allowing guests to save money by purchasing breakfast and dinner items from the nearby market. Renting a car and finding affordable parking across the street is also convenient.

Some guests noted that the walls seem thin, and noise from outside can be heard clearly. Consider this if you are sensitive to noise.

The hotel operates more like a BNB, with a self-check-in process using a machine. Guests arriving late at night should be aware of this process and plan accordingly.

The location is super quiet, with 7-11 and Lawson stores within a 5-minute walking distance, providing added convenience for guests.

Parking at the nearby multi-storey car park can be expensive if you exceed 12 hours, so factor this into your budget if you plan to bring a car.

Several guests appreciated the "home feeling" of the hotel, likening it to owning an apartment in Okinawa, providing a comfortable and spacious experience.

Some guests found the input system difficult to understand, especially for foreigners who cannot understand Japanese or English, so be prepared for potential language challenges during the check-in process.

If you plan to cook, note that some guests found the kitchen lacking certain items like soup bowls, wine glasses, and a lid for the cooking pot, so consider bringing these if needed.

The self-check-in process is facilitated through a tablet device, and there is no staff available for assistance, so be prepared for a more independent check-in experience.