Top Hotels in Nakagami-gun Condos
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Discover the best Condos in Nakagami-gun, Okinawa Prefecture including Monpa, MR. KINJO Premium Home in Chatan 1, Seaside Condominium Rana Chatan, Emi Full Resort, M's Stay Okinawa, Terrace Resort Mihama, Minato Chatan Seaside Condominium, Hotel Sunset Zanpa, Morimar, Condominium T-Room.
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1. Monpa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 116 reviews
Excellent view and right beside American Village!
Reviewed By bsinsanI've booked the high floor at the corner, which gives you both the sea view as well as the city view of the American Village, well worth the money, room I booked is 908, and it is clean and spacious with huge balcony, two of them. Only bad side is that you cannot reserve parking spot, it is first come first serve.
2. MR. KINJO Premium Home in Chatan 1
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Oh Mr. Kinjo, you enormously obese real estate tycoon, you’ve done it again.
Reviewed By MattTheChilliKingThe lobby first of all smells fantastic. I asked the staff and they didn’t know the English translation for the distinct note that I liked so much. Finding the place was tricky but it’s a whisker’s way away from Maccas and is a good place to stay if you have kids, babies or any young’uns. The rooms are fully contained suites with all that you would expect and are quite large for Japanese rooms. Nothing really to complain about which is an odd sort of ironic complaint in itself. Cheap, very modern and clean.
3. Seaside Condominium Rana Chatan
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Popular spot of Chatan Mihama and American Village nearby. No worries with 24-hours working front desk. New condominium hotel was born is the city where you can feel Okinawa. In all room types of the condominium we prepared 3 room types (Japanese, Western and Family) and original kitchen where you can cook properly. Of course, WiFi is available. And pleasant for families divers washing machine is set in each room. Gas dryer can dry your clothes in a short time to cheer you up.
Great Hotel, Great Find
Reviewed By Bmxfatty12Overall nice hotel, good price. Wether you staying 1 day or 1 month perfect! Full of amenities, Free WiFi, washer/dryer TV , A/C rice cooker, water heater for coffee or instant ramen and stove top with dishes include. Great staff, comfy beds , nice shower and has a fold out couch. Also fantastic view of harbor at sunset. Grocery store next door, plenty of fine dinning with in walking distance and fast food like KFC and ramen locations. Perfect for a quick trip or if you in the military waiting on housing with a small family or TDY.
4. Emi Full Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Condominium style apartment hotel. Standard double room futures with separate bath, toilet, kitchen, one-double size bed, washer and balcony. The room is perfect size for long-term stay for single or couple. 1 bedroom suite is perfect for family with children. Maximum accommodation is 4. Big living dining room, with two sofa bed. Bedroom has big closet, kitchen is equipped with pods and pan. Two bedroom suite can accommodate up to 6 people by using a sofa bed in the living room. Located in top floor and it has the biggest TV you have ever seen. Kitchen are all equipped, washer and dryer in the room. One bedroom has a double size bed, another bedroom has one double bed and single bed.
convenient location
Reviewed By victoriatravel86The hotel is located at a convenient location, walking distance to the American village with a nearby fast food joints like macs and A&W. The room was cozy enough for 2, loved that they have got separate bathroom and toilet for their guests. The downside for me is the bed was too soft for my liking and the noise pollution from the motorcycles out there, way past the wee hours were apparent. overall, it’s suitable for a quick stayover.
5. M's Stay Okinawa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Friendly Reception, Clean, great location & Reasonable price
Reviewed By keithew1Travel with my wife and booked for 1 night and we made a special request to make it special for us since this is our 15 years wedding anniversary. They prepared a bottle of champagne waiting for us in the room. Very thoughtful of them. Very nice and well-furnished room. Quiet environment but near to American village and convenient stores. Parking is available at a very reasonable price. Check-in & Check out is a breeze. We enjoyed our stay even when its for 1 night.
6. Terrace Resort Mihama
7. Minato Chatan Seaside Condominium
8. Hotel Sunset Zanpa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
とても、リーズナブルなホテル
Reviewed By hide9019マンションタイプなので、長期滞在や旅費を安く上げたいならうってつけかな。 少し奥まった場所なので、分かりづらいかもしれません。バスルームが狭いのは仕方ないですね。
9. Morimar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Spacious, extended-stay style rooms
Reviewed By Teresa SWe were visiting friends who live on island, so we had somewhat specific needs: - Mostly importantly, capable of comfortably sleeping three adults (a couple and a late teen) for three nights. - Beachfront for the view and the air, but preferably not a gigantic resort (with the full resort prices ... yikes). - Easy access if you're not that familiar with the narrow, twisty streets of the island. Morimar worked out on all these fronts. The room: We got a very reasonably priced three-bedroom apartment-style suite, complete with en suite 3/4 private bath for the master bedroom (with an East China Sea view), living room with deck facing the water, dining area, and kitchenette. Each bedroom had two beds, closet space, and its own A/C unit. The beds were all somewhere between an American twin and full size, so they'd each sleep one adult. The mattresses and pillows were firm to the extreme, but this wasn't unusual anywhere we stayed in our two-week trip to Japan. The kitchenette had minimal supplies, no plates or utensils to speak of, and it would cost extra to use the stove. The fridge is big enough to fit a good supply of drinks and snacks, though. Dining area seats six, and the living room included a desk, flat-screen TV, two chairs and a sofa, made of rattan with leather pads. Great for indoor or outdoor (patio) use, but not very comfortable for power lounging. Though not what I'd consider spit and polish (spots where the floorboards were getting worn were patched with packaging tape), the rooms were kept very clean and tidy. Not a bug or dust bunny to be seen. Bedding and towels were fresh. The facilities: We were in the main building, which was the older of the two so slightly more rough around the edges. Internet service in the room was negligible; they offered wifi but only in the lobby. Each floor had a drink vending machine, and there were also drinks and snacks available in the lobby. The lobby itself was open 24 hours, which was necessary since we couldn't come and go without surrendering your room key. The staff were always very friendly; there was a language barrier, but we managed on mostly physical cues and basic words in English and Japanese. (Helpful note: Know which building you're staying in before you arrive. The annex has its own, separate lobby and check-in. Lugging all our bags in there, tired and sweaty, only to be told we were in the wrong place, was dismaying.) Outside was a decently sized parking lot leading down to the on-site restaurant, the grounds (a grass-covered area maintained by goats) and the beach. The Fisherman's Wharf restaurant, like the main building, has a bygone-era feel about it. Our waitress spoke impeccable English and was incredibly courteous, especially when we showed up quite late in the evening, unacclimated to the tropical humidity and past hungry. Food portions were large and reasonably priced. Some dishes were hits, others misses. The location: Okinawa as a whole is better traversed by private car, since roads quickly turn into blind alleys once you're off the main arterials/highways. And if you're trying to direct a taxi driver when there's a language gap, it's even more difficult. Morimar is, fortunately, just north off the arterial highway that runs past the main gate of Torii Station, so if you can find or direct a driver there, you're 95 percent on your way. There's also signage to the resort itself at the turn off the main road, though it's hard to see at night, high up on the side of an unlit building. As far as nearby amenities, the main road has a couple of shopping marts in reasonable walking distance as well as a grocery store slightly farther afield. A quick car ride, or a walk if you're adventurous (and it's not 90-odd degrees and near perfect humidity), would get you to restaurants within Yomitan or Kadena. It's a reasonably close drive due north to some scenic beaches like Cape Zanpa and Zakimi Castle Ruins are just up the road. If you're hoping to spend a lot of time in the southern part of the island, though, you're going to have a bit more of a challenge. Taxis are easy to get (we requested one at the front desk, and it was there in less than five minutes) but will get very spendy the farther from home base you want to travel. Bus service is hardly worth a mention. It exists but it's not for the out-of-towner. Again, private transportation is your best bet.
10. Condominium T-Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Condominium Resort
最高のコンドミニアム
Reviewed By ripuwo2016こんなに美しく完璧なホテル(コンドミニアム)は初めてです。 広いウォーキングクローゼット、寝室、家具調度品、キッチン、ソファー、猫足のバスタブ、部屋から見える美しい海...全てがパーフェクト。 観光ではなく、ここを利用するなら3日間くらい暮らすように過ごすのが贅沢。 またここに来てエネルギーをチャージしたくなる。
