Hostels in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan

Ensure security; room codes are changed daily. Small towels are provided (large ones are available for rent). Toothbrush, toothpaste, slippers, and cotton swabs are provided. High-quality shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner are provided. Near 7-11, Lawson, and Family Mart. Near the bus stop and Yuri subway. Near the shopping street. Near Blue Seal, A&W, and supermarkets.

The location is great! It's within walking distance to Kokusai Street and Kenchomae Station. You can easily get around by monorail or bus, and there's even a bus that goes to the Churaumi Aquarium. The cafe downstairs offers affordable breakfast, and guests get a 50 yen discount. This cafe also doubles as a common area for guests, which was a major selling point for me as I needed access to a shared fridge. There were always enough restrooms and showers available; I never had to wait in line. The bed was comfortable, and the blackout curtain was excellent – it blocked out all light when pulled shut. I'm very satisfied with my stay.

A good hotel with all the amenities. It is located in the center of the capital near the shopping streets. The rooms are clean, good cleaning, I recommend.

A cute hostel with vintage vibe. The staff is very nice and friendly. I was especially satisfied with the location because there’s a big supermarket and drug store right in front of the hostel. American Village is within walkable distance as well. Super convenient. Hair dryer, hair conditioner and laundry service are available. Overall I enjoyed the stay here.

It only takes one to ruin a stay, but this time two selfish neurotic old Chinese speaking women came into room very late at night making so much noise talking and messing with baggage. Upon mentioning disturbance one old woman got angry. That same woman continued to keep me up until 2.16am messing with zipped baggage in bed and dropping heavy objects on the wood above my bed. Total disregard that it was very late and I believe it to be done with deliberation as it was continued for hours after I complained. Then after check in an african woman let her boyfriend in the women's dorm and stand obstructing doorway talking and coming in room. That said african woman and boyfriend were sitting in women's only powder room for hours. Clearly not respecting boundaries yet no one said anything. African woman put all her stuff in my area of room, which I kept clear, and not near her own bed. A very annoying and disruptive night. Not the hostels fault. Usually everything is peaceful here

I'll probably never forget that night. I'm a 20-year-old girl, and this was my first solo trip. It was the off-season when I went, and although I booked a dorm room, I was the only one there. The place was run by a mother and her two daughters. The staff at check-in were very welcoming. It just so happened that it was a rare sunny day, and the staff invited me to go stargazing with them that evening. That night, the five of us (plus a Korean guy who was also solo) went together. We drove to a very secluded spot on the island. It was the first time I'd ever seen so many stars; the entire sky was filled with them, densely packed. I was so amazed, it felt like a dream. I grew up in a city in Jiangsu and had never seen so many stars before, nor did I know fireflies could fly so high. I felt incredibly happy and lucky. I regret not being able to say a proper goodbye when I left. (Actually, the hotel was very new and clean. I feel the seller's photos don't do it justice… there was no odor, and the shared bathrooms and showers were very clean. It's very close to the beach; a beautiful beach is just a ten-minute walk away.)

Very nice place for backpackers. I was able to meet many new people. They have some kind of a deal with a local diving company, so when at the hostel you can book diving or snorkeling and get some percent off the price👍🏼

The owner of Ohana guesthouse is amazing! The kindest and most hospitable man i have met. Even though his english is not all that good he really listens with interest and tries to connect. He cooks every night and you're invited to join for a very low price. When we ate together (Hotpot) and everyone was speaking japanese he kept trying to include me in the conversation. When i left after two days he even waved goodbye from the stairs till i turned the corner. The cabins were spacious and had a little fan and a mirror with a ledge inside, which is super nice! The toilets and showers were clean and nice and the little wash area was super cute and had everything you could want. the kitchen has everything you need to cook for yourself but for 200/400/800¥ you can join dinner so i didnt cook. Hands down the coziest guesthouse i have been, massive reccomendations!

For the price it is a fantastic hostel if you are fine with thinner beds and limited facilities. I spent most of my time out and about so it was perfect but if you intend to spend more time in your hostel i would pick elsewhere. It was a great place to stay to save your money for food or travel.

Location is great, in a quiet neighbourhood, walkway to all attractions. Facilities are well kept and clean, and staff are extremely helpful. The dorm rooms could get noisy at night with late-arrivers unpacking their bags and settling in, but that’s what I signed up for so can’t really complain