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"The condo is within close promity to the Okinawa aquarium and a short drive to the grocery store and local eateries. The condo is very spacious and includes a kitchenette and washing machine. We fully enjoyed our stay and will definitely book it again in the future. "

"A very modernized hotel "

"i love this location there was a training cultural area on the back were you could see locals perform practice and train, next to it a very nice restaurant, walkable beach. "

"Popular hotel chain in Okinawa with several locations around Naha. Mr Kinjo Miki is located within a short walk to the popular international street. The room is as shown in the photos with in room washer and dryer (b.y.o detergent). It's a good choice if you are simply looking for clean and comfortable place to sleep after a day out exploring Naha. "

"I loved staying at the hotel. So close to ahoppings area. "

"Great location, but a bit loud being on the main street. Very large, comfortable room. Wish they supplied tea/coffee. No luggage storage. "

"Modern very nice"

"Very comfortable and spacious for a family of 5. 12mins walk from Hakata station, opposite had a popular hand cut udon restaurant which always has a queue. "

"I had a pleasant stay. The apartment was spacious and clean. Staff was friendly. There was a convenient store nearby. Around 10 mins walk to the train station."

"Our accommodations were very spacious and clean. There is no parking on site, but there are many parking options very close to the combinations we were in for the sumo tournament and it was a perfect location Especially for the Waterfront area. It is about a 10 minute cab ride from Hakata station."

"First time staying in a grand base and we were all really impressed. The room was brand new, spacious and comfortable. The kitchen area was excellent and the washing machine inside the unit was very useful. "

"I had a terrible experience. I arrived with three kids and my elderly parents, tired at 8 pm. There was no receptionist. The doors of the hotel were closet and all the instructions to check in were in Japanese. The check in process required to call a Japanese land line. I couldn’t call because my e-sim only allowed calls through WhatsApp or FaceTime. I had to borrow a phone from a person that was passing by. He was kind enough to make the call and help me with the instructions. As the person...