Stella Resort
5.2
Good(214 reviews)
3 Chome-6-41 Makishi, Naha, Okinawa 900-0013, Japan
+81 98-863-1330
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Hotel Description
Stella Resort, located at 3 Chome-6-41 Makishi, Naha, Okinawa 900-0013, Japan, sits amidst the vibrant energy of the city's bustling district, surrounded by lively bars, unique boutique shops, and the renowned Tsuboya pottery street. Just a short 4-minute walk from Kokusaidori, a major shopping thoroughfare, and 9 minutes from the Makishi monorail station, this modest hostel offers an inviting atmosphere that seamlessly blends comfort with cultural immersion. Guests can indulge in local flavors at the nearby Makashi market, famous for its fresh sushi, or explore the eclectic surroundings filled with artistic charm. The hotel features a contemporary design infused with traditional Okinawan artwork, complemented by a lush garden and a captivating aquarium in the common areas, providing a tranquil escape from the city's hustle and bustle.
The accommodations at Stella Resort are designed to cater to various preferences, featuring simple single-sex dormitories equipped with Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, ensuring guests stay connected and entertained. Private rooms are also available, some furnished with comfortable futons or cozy bunk beds, perfect for families or solo travelers alike. For families traveling with young children, kids aged 5 and under can stay at no extra cost when accompanied by an adult, making this a convenient choice for family trips.
The hotel boasts essential amenities, including a guest refrigerator and microwave for added convenience, along with a welcoming TV lounge where guests can unwind after a day of exploration. While Stella Resort does not offer luxurious facilities such as a fitness center or spa, it prides itself on being kid-friendly and ensuring guests have access to free Wi-Fi, enhancing their overall experience during their stay.
Transportation and accessibility are easily navigable from Stella Resort, with multiple public transport options within close proximity. The hotel is conveniently located approximately 27 minutes from Naha Airport, whether traveling by taxi or public transit. For those looking to explore the city further, nearby transit stations such as Makishi Station and various bus routes are just a short walk away, facilitating easy travel to major attractions.
The health and safety of guests are prioritized at Stella Resort, with a variety of measures in place to ensure a secure environment. Enhanced cleaning protocols and safety guidelines are strictly followed, allowing guests to enjoy their stay with peace of mind.
Guests can partake in numerous activities and experiences available both at and near the hotel. From enjoying the lively atmosphere of local markets to participating in traditional Okinawan festivals, the resort serves as an ideal base for those looking to engage with the rich culture of the region. Top attractions nearby include Shuri Castle, a stunning reconstructed hilltop castle offering breathtaking views; the Makishi Public Market, known for its fresh produce and local delicacies; and the Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum, showcasing an array of exhibits that highlight the history, nature, and culture of Okinawa. Additionally, the sacred Naminoue Shrine and the tranquil Shikina-en Royal Gardens are must-visit landmarks, each offering unique experiences and glimpses into Okinawa's heritage.
Dining options are plentiful in the vicinity of Stella Resort, with several renowned restaurants just minutes away. Guests can enjoy delicious local cuisine at コトノハmog-mog食堂, a popular eatery just a 2-minute taxi ride from the hotel. For those craving Italian, RESTAURANT & BAR VERY is only a minute away, while Qingdao Syokudou, another Taiwanese gem, is reachable in just 2 minutes. Other notable dining spots include FABBRICA DEL SOLE, a stylish Italian restaurant known for its exquisite wine selection, and osteria due, which offers a charming dining experience just 6 minutes from the hotel.
In conclusion, Stella Resort invites you to experience the unique blend of comfort, culture, and convenience that defines this charming hotel. With its welcoming ambiance and prime location in the heart of Naha, guests are sure to create lasting memories during their stay. Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or a taste of local flavors, Stella Resort provides the perfect base for your Okinawa journey.
The accommodations at Stella Resort are designed to cater to various preferences, featuring simple single-sex dormitories equipped with Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, ensuring guests stay connected and entertained. Private rooms are also available, some furnished with comfortable futons or cozy bunk beds, perfect for families or solo travelers alike. For families traveling with young children, kids aged 5 and under can stay at no extra cost when accompanied by an adult, making this a convenient choice for family trips.
The hotel boasts essential amenities, including a guest refrigerator and microwave for added convenience, along with a welcoming TV lounge where guests can unwind after a day of exploration. While Stella Resort does not offer luxurious facilities such as a fitness center or spa, it prides itself on being kid-friendly and ensuring guests have access to free Wi-Fi, enhancing their overall experience during their stay.
Transportation and accessibility are easily navigable from Stella Resort, with multiple public transport options within close proximity. The hotel is conveniently located approximately 27 minutes from Naha Airport, whether traveling by taxi or public transit. For those looking to explore the city further, nearby transit stations such as Makishi Station and various bus routes are just a short walk away, facilitating easy travel to major attractions.
The health and safety of guests are prioritized at Stella Resort, with a variety of measures in place to ensure a secure environment. Enhanced cleaning protocols and safety guidelines are strictly followed, allowing guests to enjoy their stay with peace of mind.
Guests can partake in numerous activities and experiences available both at and near the hotel. From enjoying the lively atmosphere of local markets to participating in traditional Okinawan festivals, the resort serves as an ideal base for those looking to engage with the rich culture of the region. Top attractions nearby include Shuri Castle, a stunning reconstructed hilltop castle offering breathtaking views; the Makishi Public Market, known for its fresh produce and local delicacies; and the Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum, showcasing an array of exhibits that highlight the history, nature, and culture of Okinawa. Additionally, the sacred Naminoue Shrine and the tranquil Shikina-en Royal Gardens are must-visit landmarks, each offering unique experiences and glimpses into Okinawa's heritage.
Dining options are plentiful in the vicinity of Stella Resort, with several renowned restaurants just minutes away. Guests can enjoy delicious local cuisine at コトノハmog-mog食堂, a popular eatery just a 2-minute taxi ride from the hotel. For those craving Italian, RESTAURANT & BAR VERY is only a minute away, while Qingdao Syokudou, another Taiwanese gem, is reachable in just 2 minutes. Other notable dining spots include FABBRICA DEL SOLE, a stylish Italian restaurant known for its exquisite wine selection, and osteria due, which offers a charming dining experience just 6 minutes from the hotel.
In conclusion, Stella Resort invites you to experience the unique blend of comfort, culture, and convenience that defines this charming hotel. With its welcoming ambiance and prime location in the heart of Naha, guests are sure to create lasting memories during their stay. Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or a taste of local flavors, Stella Resort provides the perfect base for your Okinawa journey.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Walking distance to the First Makishi Public Market and Tsuboya Yachimun Street
2. 9-minute walk to the nearest public transit station for easy exploration
3. Unique dining experience available at the hotel's on-site restaurant
4. Guests mentioned showers positively, highlighting their quality and convenience
5. Eclectic common areas featuring Okinawan artwork and a lush garden ambiance
9.6 Exceptional
Location rating
Top sights
Shuri Castle
12 min
Makishi Public Market3 min
Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum10 min
Naminoue Shrine12 min
Shikina-en Royal Gardens 識名園9 min
Nearest locations
RESTAURANT & BAR VERY
1 min
FABBRICA DEL SOLE 牧志 レストラン おしゃれ イタリアン ワイン ランチ おすすめ1 min
グラスワイン 桜坂 ル・ボワ1 min
コトノハmog-mog食堂2 min
Qingdao Syokudou2 min
Kazami2 min
Yoshokusakaba Totoro4 min
地料理・旬菜 土香る5 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 14:00 |
| Check-out | 11:00 |
| Location rating | 9.6 |
| Nearest airport | Naha Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 27 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
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Location
3 Chome-6-41 Makishi, Naha, Okinawa 900-0013, Japan
Airports:
Naha Airport
Transit: 27 min
Taxi: 27 min
Transit:
Makishi（via Aja/Hurujima）
Walking: 7 min
Makishi Station
Walking: 9 min
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Taxi: 11 min
Walking: 34 min
Tembusu mae（via Matsuo）
Walking: 5 min
Kainan（via Yogi jujiro）
Walking: 5 min
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9.6
Exceptional Location
Kokusai dori
Buzzing district with lively bars, boutique shops, Tsuboya pottery street & sushi at Makashi market.
Top Attractions
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Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning in some rooms
Reviews
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4.9
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Jérémy Maisse
1/5
🚫🙅🏻 Worst hotel of my life!We already arrive, there are cigarette butts rolled up on the stairs of the entrance, which is also dirty and seems abandoned. Then self check-in, our key is taped to an A4 sheet side by side with all the arrivals of that night, amazing. The decor must have been idyllic when it was new and maintained, now it's just dirty and run down with cobwebs everywhere. We open the wooden half-door of the bedroom, the lock remains in our hands, surprising, but it seems to be the mechanism of all the other doors. When we enter the room it is extremely hot. Air conditioning costs money! It costs 100 yen per hour, payable only in coins and does not give change: total rubbish. The bed is too small (I'm 1m80 and I have to bend my legs). When I lay on my side my hips touch the wood below because the mattress is so thin. The cardboard walls let us hear the discussions of the neighbors several rooms apart. Soundproofing is non-existent. The drunk neighbors woke us up at 2 a.m., followed by a woman screaming at 3 a.m. and early departures at 7 a.m. with suitcases rolling on the poorly arranged parquet floor. I must have slept 2 hours between the noises, the temperature and the mattress...It's a shame to call it a hotel, this establishment should close. It's a real scam. However, I have traveled a lot, to countries and entry-level hotels on a small budget, but this is scandalous. Do not come there under any circumstances, you might as well bivouac!
Shingo Kai
4/5
Of course, there is no way that a hostel that costs over 1,000 yen will be clean.Of course, the building was as old as I had imagined.The location is perfect, about a 5 minute walk from Kokusai Street.It will take about 10 minutes to reach the nearest station, Makishi Station.I stayed in a room with two people, but there was a charge for air conditioning.When I asked the elder woman who was staying in the previous room, she said,"The air conditioning in my room is free," he said.I guess it depends on the room.There are three shower rooms on the rooftop.There are hair dryers and laundry facilities (300 yen).The smoking area is on the roof.I want you to watch the video.This is the overall rating compared to other hostels of other classes.I might bother you again.
コケこっこ
3/5
I guess I can't complain considering the price for a room without meals. I don't think it's suitable for relaxing here to relieve fatigue.I thought it would be enough to just sleep and have a shower, so I decided to use it.There is a waiting list for showers at night.Choose a private roomAir conditioning is free and there is a TV.The walls were thin, but I thought it was fine.The bedding was a little thin, but no problem.I think it's the fate of cheap hotels and the luck of the day that it varies considerably depending on the person staying there that day.There are 3 on the shower roof.I especially feel bad if there is a characteristic in smell or behavior.It is convenient for nightlife as it is close to Kokusai Street.
solo camp
1/5
Cheap accommodation without air conditioningHell, if I stay there in the summer, I'll never use it again.
美奈美奈（げんちゃおくん。）
1/5
I stayed with my sister. It was just amazing...
Room 2
Location4
toshi uechi
3/5
The location is good, and there is a charge for the air conditioner, so I paid an additional 100 yen until 8 a.m., but it was clearly getting weaker, and it was so hot that I couldn't stay there. If it's for a fee, I'd like it to be done properly.
Vitalii Chumak
5/5
Nice hotel, had a small twin room and it was a great size for that money. The hotel is very quiet inside, no parties or other noisy staff after 9 pm, mostly cause the common room opens at 9-21:00. There's no kitchen at all, only a microwave, electric kettle and fridge, not even a normal knife.So, it's a perfect place if you want to minimize your interaction with other people and have a peaceful sleep at night.
fardado10
1/5
Hi, if you are looking for a place just to sleep, it is good for the price, but if you are staying in the room, if it rains, you will have a big problem, it is small, there is no air conditioning, the fan turns off all the time, at check in there is no receptionist and You write the customer's name all wrong. We arrived and stayed in a large room, then the owner told us to move because a family was going to arrive, ok, but then I didn't see any family in the room, just two Japanese girls, do they have preference? and they stayed for two days, I was going to stay for 5 days, the room smells bad, the sheets you can't tell if they are clean because they already have the color of dirt, if you weigh 90 kilos like my friend you will suffer because if you turn over when you are sleeping you will go out to Outside the mattress, don't be afraid of the men who live there, they look crazy, they don't say hello and they make ugly faces, they think they own the place.
na ha
3/5
If you think about staying overnight, it's convenient for eating and drinking at night near the station.I think it was very good and the price was cheap.However, I don't think it's suitable for people who are looking for beauty.This time I used it under a dormitory.There was a flimsy futon on the concrete.As expected, I felt pain everywhere.My roommate was eating, drinking and smoking IQOS in the room.It was done behind closed doors, so the smell was unbearable.Yuntaku space has fixed usage hours and drinking and smoking is prohibited.There was a refrigerator, microwave, pot, and toaster oven, but there was no washroom.I decided to boil water using the toilet tap.The washrooms were separated for men and women.Because there is no door right next to itIt may be difficult for people who are concerned about it.I was surprised that there were 3 washing machines and 3 dryers each, and the dryer was free.