Hotels in de buurt van 中城ハンタ道(南上原糸蒲公園) in Nakagusuku

#Praise#For room size, convenient transportation, close to restaurants, hotel smell, toiletries, location satisfaction

Hotel Loisir is located 15-20 min walking from the city center. It has good amenities and wide selection of food for breakfast, including Okinawan specialties. The hotel has hot bath and swimming pool (in April, only indoor swimming pool was open) of decent size. Loisir is a great transit place, if you have a car, or any other occasion when you don’t look to span much time in the center of Naha. The location is quiet and peaceful. Note, that if you looking for gym, then the hotel has very minimal equipment, mostly for cardio workout. It would be helpful to have a bench and weights.

I have been to Naha once every three months since I got a diving license in Naha. I was often one of them, and at first I chose a place with a large bath, but this time, I was a surprise price for Naha and Okinawa outside the prefecture. Matsuyama is a small version of Kabuki town in Tokyo, but it is a cheap steak shop and restaurant, and I am a woman, so I return to the hotel at 20 o'clock, but it is a good hotel that can be convinced by my uncle who likes to play at night. Especially this time, it is a single woman traveling single, so the hotel side also took care of it, and chose a good high floor because of the view. It was a plan to receive women's amenities. The building seems to be never new, but the room is clean, large, and the corona fin is equipped with a safe air cleaner and sterilization liquid in the room, and the front desk staff is polite and I was able to stay with peace of mind. The unit bus I was worried about and the bathtub was wide and I was soaked in hot water slowly. Anyway, the information that is clean is important for women. Well, 〜 I brought it from the front desk without a disposable slipper, but it seems to be really prepared, so in this corona, the usual slipper is privately filthy and cannot be used. It seems that it corresponds to the woman's eye in that point, and I was able to spend calmly on the last night of Naha. The renovated Fuzhou Garden that I wanted to go was also close and safely went out. I will come to stay again! By the way, this site has been writing honest opinions properly since before, so it is a long sentence, but thank you for posting me. I also post 4 travels in Natsuko's expedition.

I took three consecutive holidays of paid leave on Friday while I was in Thailand and came offshore with an airline award ticket via Hakata. Good access from the airport. It's far from the main downtown area of Kokusei-dori, but there are quite a few local bars. The hot springs are also good. The breakfast buffet is Okinawa cuisine, and the awamori ３ seeds are also swallowed, and the morning swallowed is the best! !! When I return from Thailand, I will stop again.

Nice view, great customer service and other services including rental car, shuttle bus between airport and the hotel, rides between its parking lots and the hotel , and 12pm check out time. There was mold on the bathroom wall, moss on pool side wall and roof of pool room looked old with black stains . I heard people talking on the hallway very clearly from a room so I was careful being quiet walking with my kids on the hallway. 
The elevator closes quickly and no motion detect sensor so had to be careful. When my kids got off from the elevator before me, the door closed when I tried to get off. I pressed the “open” button but it didn’t work and took me to another floor level…fortunately, my kids were still waiting for me when I went back to them.
There wasn’t much Okinawan dish in the Buffet except breakfast. Lunch and Dinner were same menus. Driving street by the hotel isn’t easy for beginner drivers….streets are narrow and many blinds spot. Be careful driving around the neighbourhood. However, customers service was outstanding, and it was all good experience with the reasonable price. In addition, it was hard to get taxis in rural areas in Okinawa. It seems they have cut off numbers of taxis since Covid has happened. Staffs by the front door can help for calling taxes if you are riding from hotel.

It was a new hotel, so it was very clean and nice. The location was also good as it was close to American Village and Aeon Mall Rycom. Breakfast didn't have a lot of variety, but it was tasty enough. Overall, it was a good value hotel.

The name itself ”Music Koza” was first what attracted my daughter to recommend and suggest it. As a 1st time visitor to Okinawa, we did not do much research and chose a hotel in the ”middle” of the island. We thought being in the middle, we can move to any sigh-seeing spots conveniently =) Its an advantage that there's an express bus that stops quite near the hotel...but its still almost a distance to the hotel...and up a slope! Its less than a km straight but you really have to struggle if you have heavy luggages. First to climb up a flight of steps from the bus stop and then walking up the slope. As a location, it's near bus stops to major sites and have restaurants and convenience stores like 7-11, Family Mart within walking distance. The only advantage is it's nearer to the American Village, as compared to Naha town but that's about it. The hotel is self check in, no one will be at the lobby to welcome you or to wave you good bye. all instructions sent to you by email and its quite easy to follow as there were english instructions. We stayed 3 nights and 6 towels were given in the room...as shared above, you can call no one during your stay. But the room is spacious by Tokyo, Japan standard and the in room wall-mounted TV was H-U-G-E!....biggest I have seen in any of my travels. Its a luxury...only if you stay in the room for Netflix whole day...else its just a white elephant. (see photo) We tried to cancel and asked for partial refund after we realised we are better off in the city, but unfortunately we could not. So, stay here IF you have any business or interests nearby, else you are better off with a hotel in Naha city.

The service was absolutely wonderful. We were upgraded to a club room—-and that included access to the beautiful infinity pool on the 14th floor—-absolutely worth any extra that you might have to normally pay when staying there. The club was stocked with delightful little snacks and a decent light dinner. Every room has a view of the ocean. We were on the 13th floor and now I’m convinced 13 is a lucky number. The morning buffet has a fantastic selection of Japanese and western foods—-loved the dragon fruit and the local jimami tofu. The infinity pool on the second floor also includes a dry sauna, a steam room, and ice room (with fake snow coming down) and a hot stone bath. The hot stone bath was lovely and surprisingly comfortable (use a towel for a pillow)—-plus the fake fireplace adds a lovely orange glow to the room.

After researching thoroughly for our anniversary/babymoon, we were happy this hotel was close to the bus terminal as well as downtown area with all the restaurants (roughly 15-20 mins). Hotel also came with detergent (for a fee) to use in their washer/dryer. Now the downside - this hotel can't possibly be a 4 star hotel, DO NOT fall for it. The hotel lobby is dated as is the room. We booked a double room/suite that's supposed to come with a double bed and view. Instead, we got a room with sofa and 2 twin beds facing a hotel with a smiley face and the sea somewhere in the back. So for the first night since it was late, we squeezed into 1 bed. On the second day, I went to the front and told them what we had booked and asked if they can change our room because I had paid a higher rate. What ended up happening is they pushed the 2 beds together and Voila! Now we get a ”double bed” with a crack in the middle. Luckily we only had 2 nights of this left, my poor husband slept in the crack of this hard AF bed. The bed was old and excruciatingly painful. My husband couldn't believe how hard the bed was! We contemplated sleeping on the floor if it wasn't so dirty and we had thicker blankets. Imagine being 25 weeks pregnant and having to sleep on your side on such a hard bed - my back, hips and shoulders were sore for days after leaving Okinawa. I thought the pain was from being pregnant until it resolved as we continued our trip and ended up in a different hotel. I have never slept on such a hard bed - and I've slept in hostels, shared beds with multiple friends, and had slept on cracks numerous times during my travel. By far, this has been THE WORST experience. I've also been more comfortable on a motel 6 bed. So do yourself a favor. Don't stay here unless it's cheaper than any 1 star hotel you see around. It'll likely be a more comfortable stay for much cheaper.

It is really wel laid out and duped clean. Modern. Upscale feel. It’s a bottom wing of a hotel. Bunk beds are ultra spacious and self contained (see photos) for your belongings. Privacy curtain and super well built and strong. Pillows are of the seed variety that’s popular in Japan and likely for hypoallergenic safety reasons. I’m not a fan. Many are though. Showers blast water wonderfully. Kitchen has all you need. Lobby area is highly functional. Loved the look and feel of this hostel for a city hostel.