La Passione B & B Hotel

The host couple are super nice and happy to share! The room layout is great, with bamboo curtains, wooden tables and chairs, potted plants outside the house, and fish raised in large water cups, all showing the owner's care!It's a short walk from the monorail station and it's very quiet at night. It's well worth staying!

We were welcomed by Elly-san and she made us feel at home straight away. The room was spotless, spacious, clean, comfortable beds and a big bathroom and there is a refrigerator in the room. …

I spent a week here and Elly and Kunki are awesome hosts!Kunki made an amazing and changing breakfast each day including homemade bread, local sweets, noodles, omelette etc. They take their tea and coffee very seriously buying as much as they can locally and they were all delicious!The room I had on the first floor was spacious and very comfortable. The wifi was good and I could probably have worked from here, but I didn't need to on this trip.Elly has great English and gave me lots of ideas on where to visit and what to seeThere is clothes washer/drier that you can use for a small fee and the whole place is very relaxed.As a single traveller it was great to have this as my base for a week. I really recommend staying here.

First of all, it's clean, it's quiet, it's tasteful, it's the best hospitality, the breakfast is a must-have, and I want to eat the chinja loin sandwiched between Chinese steamed buns again.I stayed there alone for 2 nights, but I want to come again.Thank you so much, Eli and Kukki.

Really an excellent surprise for our arrival in Okinawa!We were only supposed to stay two nights, but we are going to spend our entire stay here because we feel so good there!Eri & Kunki are very caring, so kind and attentive!Finally, the rooms are very pleasant and super bright!Thank you 💕

From the moment I arrived I was treated as an honored guest. Rooms are amazingly spacious and spotlessly clean. Bed was very comfortable. Location is perfectly situated near transportation and activities yet quiet. …

You can try what you wanted to do on the rooftop balcony! The operation has been changed so that shower rooms and toilets are allocated to each guest room. Breakfast is prepared with care. You can even do yoga on the balcony. The convenience store is across the street and can be reached in 15 seconds.There is a supermarket nearby and a well-equipped kitchen, so you can cook with Okinawan ingredients. There are good alcohol and ham shops near Nouren Plaza, so you won't have to worry about anything.You can say this is a place where you can enjoy Okinawa as if you were living there!P.S. I received some authentic Chinese homemade bean buns, and they were seriously delicious! My grandmother used to make bean paste by boiling beans in a pot, and the nostalgic taste similar to that, combined with the traditional Chinese chewy dough making, soothes the body and soul! This time, I came to Okinawa without using the national travel support, but it paid off. This is because it had been reserved for a long time and it didn't feel like a good deal. Besides, accommodations with balconies are expensive, and they also have open-top balconies, so you can look up at the sky, watch the clouds pass by, and feel the Okinawa breeze with your whole body. You can also hear the sounds of everyday life in the residential area, and enjoy the daily life of Okinawa. Also, there is a nice breeze on the rooftop, which makes it feel very comfortable. Also, breakfast for this price is usually buffet style, and if you've stayed at many hotels in Okinawa, you'll probably have an idea of ​​what you'll get before you even stay there.La Passione B & B has a very unique and distinct charm and benefits, including breakfast, even for seasoned travelers.Good location and ease of use. If you have luggage, we recommend taking a taxi. In my case, it was easy because I had Okika. On the other hand, it is located in a residential area that is far away from the downtown area, so it is quiet and safe. What's also nice about it is that it's just a nice walk to Kokusai Street. The Kainan area near the inn is undergoing development, with beautiful roads and new buildings, so I think it's an interesting area to stay and explore, even for people who are committed to Okinawa and want to do business.It depends on the type of industry, but I feel that it is very difficult to move to the northern part of Okinawa all of a sudden. If you go to Chatan, Yomitan, Onna, Nago, or the north-central west coast area of ​​Okinawa, you'll start to feel more of a resort. Of course, it's great to go to a resort, but what do you do when you actually live there? That's what happens. Not everyone has friends and connections. I love the Yanbaru area, but I often have things to do in Naha, so it takes a lot of time. In that case, the Nago area near Kyoda Interchange could be said to be the northern limit. In the east coast area, Nanjo City seems to be good. So why not base yourself inland? When you think about it, it's hard to imagine an inland area that isn't near Naha.It would be suffocating to think like this in a business hotel where there is no wind or the sounds of everyday life in Okinawa. La Passione B & B is currently run by a Chinese couple, so this inn should be a great inspiration for those who want to move to Okinawa.

I was happy to receive a warm welcome. The location is easily accessible, 10 to 15 minutes walk from Kokusai Street. It's far from Kokusai Street, so it's quiet even if you open the windows. It was 11 minutes by taxi from Naha Airport. There was a 7-Eleven right next door, so it was convenient. The 1st floor is a common space with a kitchen, washing machine, table and chairs, and the 2nd and 3rd floors are the rooms. Although it was up the stairs, Kunki, a staff member, helped me with my luggage. It was a wonderful room with a fusion of Japanese and Asian tastes. The room was nice and clean.I was surprised at how spacious the space was for the toilet and shower. I brought my toothbrush.There was a Panasonic washing machine with a dryer, which was very convenient to use as we were the only guests staying one day.The staff Kunki and Eri warmly welcomed me in Japanese and made me feel at ease.Kunki's homemade bread was gentle and delicious! The smile of the customer service was also cute. thank you for helping me.The walls are thin so I tried to be quiet at night.

One of the best guesthouses in Naha.The guest house was very clean and comfortable. The accessories placed there were also cute.The breakfast was also very delicious, so I would like to use it again when I come to Naha.

This was my first time staying at a B&B. Mr. Baldo, who takes care of me, is a cheerful Mexican. Japanese is sometimes clutter lolI stayed for two nights, and I was the only guest on both days, and since it was just before the typhoon hit, I was very nervous. Mr. Bardo goes home at 6pm, but if you need anything, please call me on LINE! and. Well, there was nothing.There is a cafe here during the day, and I was told that I was free to use the coffee, tea, coffee press, tableware, etc. in the kitchen. The living room is also small, but you can use it freely.I had a Japanese-style room on the third floor, which was probably the smallest, but the other rooms were large and had beds, so they looked nice. Since I was alone, I was free to use the toilet and shower room whenever I wanted, so it was stress-free.Bardo-san comes to work at 8am, and breakfast starts at 8:30am. For breakfast, you can choose freely from the menu, and Mr. Bardo will work diligently to prepare it for you. The main menu items include pizza toast and fried egg toast. Also cereal, fruit, yogurt, juice, etc. Do you also drink coffee? So I asked for it.Also, since I was the only guest, I wish they would have stopped cleaning the air conditioners in each room. There were various things hanging out to dry in the room. I made eye contact with the guy who works as a cleaner, and I really hated it.Well, it was my first B&B experience and it was quite fun.The rooftop terrace was small but pleasant!It seems that most of the guests are from other countries, so you can enjoy interacting with people from other countries.