Hotel Stork in Naha

Toilet downstairs from the bed, no bathtub.

The price is cheap, and it's barely okay for a solo traveler. It's like a hostel but has private bathrooms, and you can borrow manga. It's a good place to stay if you're traveling alone or as a couple in Okinawa.

It’s a convenient hotel not expensive and the room even small has everything needed. Only downside for me was the bed not comfortable. But there was no noise, and free beverages and snacks downstairs.

it was nice

It’s very good, and really cheap for the location and things to do around the hotel.
There is a huge commercial area with various shops and restaurants, along with the Prefectural Museum and Art Museum very near.
Kokusai-Dori is also near by walk, 10~15 minutes from hotel.
The room was small, but very comfy for a solo traveler.
There is also a coin laundry area, along with a microwave oven, free drinks and popcorn on the first floor.

I went for a weekend kind of trip and the hotel was very pleasant they had complementary snacks and beverages which was amazing for the busy waking day we had. I recommend the place has a loft minimal vibe. The first night we had an issue with the AC but the stuff was nice enough to transfer us so that was great. Great location too not too far from the airport and can be reach by the metro rail or bus. If you stay longer I recommend renting a car but if you are here for a few days only, public transportation will take you anywhere. Walking distance to a few restaurant just be aware they might close early.

The room is small but for this price is perfect, gentle staff. I Council this hotel

Nice smal but functional

It is good to see staff members from 2016. The location is considered very good as it is close to the museum and shopping mall with many nice shops and a supermarket. It is appreciated they have coffee and some simple breakfast to jumpstart your day.

Most of the staff members are very kind and professional. Especially the cute tall young lady in the morning, the very professional and warm foreign lady, and the tall handsome young man who is exceptionally professional and helpful.
Generally the staff is wonderful EXCEPT that lady from Sendai. She shouldn't work at a front desk of a hotel. The front desk is across from the door, only 30 centimeters from guests but she won't even bow her head. I noticed she was cold and unfriendly to an older Japanese guest,too. It is disrespectful

It’s not really nearby the main transport such as monorail train, however the service is nice with instant response in most of time. Thanks