Minshuku Getto

Great location, easy to access from airport, metro, bus, main streets, and Naha attractions. Bus to the north of the island had a stop nearby as well. It was close to the centre but still quiet. Easy access to convenience shops nearby. Amazing price for a private room, sheets were changed every other day. There was access to a washing machine and private balcony to dry clothes. There were no bugs. Communal areas looked very clean, staff would clean daily in the morning. Almost never any wait for the shower/toilet. The staff were nice and would answer questions on Booking.com quickly. Relatively sound proof.

You have to make sure you have 100 yen coins on hand for the air conditioning and washing machine, but this is clearly stated in the listing. The toilet would sometimes smell a little of pee from the other guests but it wasn't that bad. I do wish they provided soap at the hand basin (bottle was never filled). But these are all small things and overall it was a great place to stay.

It was amazing living for some days in a japanese room, I loved the tatami bed (super comfy) and the balcony. You had to pay for the AC but it wasn’t expensive at all. I had a private bathroom and a small kitchen with a microwave. The beach in Naha center is about 20 minutes away from the hotel, it was a nice walking distance. The city center is about ten minutes away and the bus stop at 6 minutes. I’d come back again in this hotel for sure!

Small but spacious apartment thanks to traditional tatami floor and futons, and even with its own balcony. (washing machine was available)

There was no kitchen equipment beyond kettle and microwave, so you'd better bring your own.

Great location very close to the most touristic street. Shared umbrellas are really helpful. The staff was nice.

The futon bed was very thin and I didn't sleep well. The air conditioning is paid, that was week stated in the description but the conditions are not described. You have to insert 100 yen coins into a timer box for 3h of air conditioning. There's no real table in the room. Only a very small low table with a cushion to sit, very unpractical and uncomfortable.