The room was super clean, and the washing machine and dryer were super useful - we even had a clothesline to hang our clothes to dry.
The hostess was absolutely fantastic, always willing to lend a helping hand, even if she didn't speak much English.
For the price, it was an absolute steal - I felt like I was getting an amazing deal.
The view from the room was stunning, with the ocean right in front of you.
Distillé par Parley à partir des 100 avis vérifiés les plus récents sur 499
Chaque chambre comprend Bath, Free WiFi, Flat-screen TV, Air conditioning, Private bathroom, Private kitchen, Microwave, Tumble dryer et 21 de plus
21 m² · 2 twin beds · Pour 2 personnes
Sea view — uniquement dans cette chambre.
Lits 9.3/10 · mentionnés par 84 voyageurs
35 m² · 1 sofa bed · Pour 5 personnes
La seule chambre pour 5 personnes — avec dining table.
Lits 9.3/10 · mentionnés par 84 voyageurs
There were no insects as the reviews had warned, the room and bathroom were clean, spacious, and offered an ocean view. Lots of restaurants nearby made things convenient, though the only access is by stairs, which could be tough with heavy bags; the climb isn’t huge, so a petite woman with about 10 kg should manage. Breakfast is free at the café downstairs, but it closes at 9:00 am, so starting to eat around 8:00 am is advisable.
The breakfast was super plentiful.
“至福の時間”
Having bounced between Sheraton, Marriott and even backpacker hostels, I found the ocean‑view room with breakfast included to be a perfect base for a relaxed five‑day stay, offering unbeatable value. The sunsets showed off a variety of colours. The room does have a washer‑dryer, though the bathroom lacked a towel rack, which was the only minor flaw I noticed. All the cooking utensils I needed were provided, which was a relief; the only thing that could improve the kitchen would be a roll of paper towels, though I’m not sure it’s worth the extra cost.
“Would consider booking this property again if I am in Nago”
I walked straight to the local supermarket and convenience store, and there was free parking on the premises, which was handy. The only drawback was that the dryer required coins—300 yen, so three 100 yen coins each time.
“Perfect 😀”
The room was cozy with a nice view, and parking was right below it. The location was great for driving around Nago, close to a convenience stall and Blue Seal.
There were no insects as the reviews had warned, the room and bathroom were clean, spacious, and offered an ocean view. Lots of restaurants nearby made things convenient, though the only access is by stairs, which could be tough with heavy bags; the climb isn’t huge, so a petite woman with about 10 kg should manage. Breakfast is free at the café downstairs, but it closes at 9:00 am, so starting to eat around 8:00 am is advisable.
“Would consider booking this property again if I am in Nago”
I walked straight to the local supermarket and convenience store, and there was free parking on the premises, which was handy. The only drawback was that the dryer required coins—300 yen, so three 100 yen coins each time.
The breakfast was super plentiful.
“Perfect 😀”
The room was cozy with a nice view, and parking was right below it. The location was great for driving around Nago, close to a convenience stall and Blue Seal.
“至福の時間”
Having bounced between Sheraton, Marriott and even backpacker hostels, I found the ocean‑view room with breakfast included to be a perfect base for a relaxed five‑day stay, offering unbeatable value. The sunsets showed off a variety of colours. The room does have a washer‑dryer, though the bathroom lacked a towel rack, which was the only minor flaw I noticed. All the cooking utensils I needed were provided, which was a relief; the only thing that could improve the kitchen would be a roll of paper towels, though I’m not sure it’s worth the extra cost.
