Hotel Tomas in Nago

I had some concerns about checking in, but they turned out to be unfounded. It's great value for money, so I'd like to visit again.

Stayed in a twin room for three nights from December 14th to 17th, 2025

I stayed here one night this April and really liked the room's amenities and location. We didn't mind that the inn was next to our ancestors' house; in fact, we found the quiet atmosphere very pleasant!

Self-check-in, large and easy parking lot with car charging facilities, and a large paid dryer in the parking lot. The room has a free washing machine (with laundry detergent). The twin room has one large and one small bed; the beds are soft and comfortable, and the comforters are pleasant. There's a small balcony for drying clothes. The kitchen has a gas stove and basic tableware is provided, but those who are particular about their cookware and knives should bring their own!

There's also a kettle, microwave, and medium-sized refrigerator!

It's about a 20-30 minute drive to the Churaumi Aquarium and Jungle Land. Nago town center is about a 5-10 minute drive away, with Aeon supermarkets, 24-hour Don Quijote, and other large supermarkets nearby! Shopping is very convenient!

It is an apartment-style accommodation (or home-stay) with no formal check-in counter or crew. For those non-Japanese without phone access, it is deemed inconvenient or difficult because calling local number for check-in is required. However the house-keeper was sharp enough to spot us struggling in front of the door via CCTV, he then walked from the building and performed check-in for us. Location is not great, adjacent to a cemetery & with only one 7-11 convenience store accessible on foot (no others shops around).Car parking available free.

It’s more of a apartment than a hotel, so don’t expect room service. The reception has only one person, an old man that is probably the owner, you need to call when you arrive, but he is usually at the back of the entrance. It has a lot of cats around, but don’t feed, someone else is taking care of them

It’s more of a apartment than a hotel, so don’t expect room service. The reception has only one person, an old man that is probably the owner, you need to call when you arrive, but he is usually at the back of the entrance. It has a lot of cats around, but don’t feed, someone else is taking care of them

Free, easy to use, and reasonably priced
Well-cleaned and perfect
Not too crowded in the city and parking is easy to use

2025/4/13 Twin Room 306 and 307
The parking lot on the first floor is large (semi-indoor and outdoor)
There is a large washing machine and dryer in the public space on the first floor

Self check-in
There is a note on the English name of the room at the door. Use the password to open the automatic door on the first floor and the mailbox at the entrance. Then get the magnetic buckle and key for your room and take the elevator upstairs.

The suite is really great. It has a dressing mirror and a shoe cabinet. Great slippers are provided.
The kitchen has an open flame gas stove and oven, and the cabinets have a full range of tableware! Spoons/pans/soup pots/bowls, plates and cups are all available! That’s really thoughtful! There are also large trash cans, microwaves and large refrigerators for those who cook for themselves! It’s really great! A 10-minute drive to downtown Nago, where there is a large supermarket (open until 11pm)
There is a 7-Eleven right at the intersection of the hotel, very convenient!

There is a washing machine in the bathroom. Towels, bath towels, laundry detergent, washbasin, shower gel, shampoo and hair dryer are all ready. Other supplies can be picked up on the 1st floor!

The twin room is a room type with one large and one small, and there is a small desk and two chairs, which is really comfortable! The bed and pillows are just the right amount of softness and hardness, and the landlord's thoughtfulness can be seen everywhere! It has a Nordic design feel!
There's even a vacuum cleaner inside the closet!

The balcony is spacious! Clotheslines/clothes hangers/towel racks/clothes racks are all available!
Churaumi Aquarium is not far away!

The nearby tombs are not noticeable unless you look carefully, but they are quite spectacular and a local feature of Okinawa. If you visit the museum, you will know that it is a very positive teaching material! !