Abest Cube Naha Kokusai Street-Cabin Type Hotel All Room with Key

Ein sehr kostengünstiges Hotel am Bahnhof Kokusai-dori Makishi. Verlassen Sie einfach die Monorail-Station und biegen Sie links ab. Der Angestellte ist aufmerksam und versteht einfaches Englisch, was die Kommunikation erleichtert. Das Zimmer war sauber und komfortabel und das Badezimmer war sehr sauber. Im Preis inbegriffen war ein leichtes Frühstück, das sich sehr gelohnt hat. Allerdings roch die Gemeinschaftstoilette leicht nach Urin, was etwas störend war. Insgesamt ist es sehr gut für unerfahrene Rucksacktouristen geeignet, die neu in Okinawa sind.

Die Wände sind so dünn, dass Ibiki nicht mit einem Ursian neben sich schlafen kann. Ich konnte kaum schlafen, weil ich sogar das Rascheln des Futons hören konnte. Das Geräusch des Verriegelns der Tür hallt wider. Ich weiß auch nicht, ob es Blut oder rote Stiftspuren auf dem Futon waren, aber so etwas war da.

Very good environment, nearby have many shop, very convenient, service is also great, the room is aslo clean

Very nice 4 bed room ( with own shower room and bathroom). Very close to shopping and restaurants aarea.

Excellent choice for solo and budget travellers .

Pros: staff is so friendly and kind, it’s a great location on Kokusai-dori (near both monorail and a bus stop), and it really is kept quite clean Cons: loud and cold. I would have left, but I knew they wouldn’t give me a refund ZERO soundproofing! There’s all these rules telling us “no calls, keep quiet” but you can hear everyone slamming doors in the hallway and using the hair drier and washing machines at night. There was also so much noise from the street, whether it was parties at night or children screaming during the day. I was up until 3 at night because of people both inside and outside. The walls are also so thin, I could actually hear snoring from the room next to me. Why are there all these rules about sound, yet it’s still so loud?! They tell us, “please keep calls to the common area” but the common area’s window is also right on the street, so I had to take a work call with sirens screaming through the area. The room was also freezing. It was 17-20 degrees outside most days, and even in the hallway the temperature was fine. But in my room, it felt like it was 12. I had to pay to rent extra pajamas from them because it was so cold at night. And there was constantly a breeze coming from somewhere in my room! But because there’s no individually controlled AC, there was nothing I could do. I could feel myself getting sick here