Hotel Gala

I stayed here for 2 nights from 4/19-21. At 3,500 yen per night, it was so cheap that I was a little skeptical about what kind of hotel it was, but in the end it was a really good hotel.∝Clean room∝Amenities (toothbrushes, razors, towels, etc.) are also perfect.∝It feels good to see the sea from the hotel window∝There is a supermarket within 1 minute walk∝About 20 minutes walk from Kokusai StreetIt's surrounded by a love hotel area, so if that doesn't bother you, it was a great hotel with great cost performance!

Rich is the best with his kind service.

The bathroom is large and the toilet is well-cleaned. There is a pack of Sanpin tea in the room. Please change the towels every day.The building is a bit old and there is no elevator, so people with weak legs may not be comfortable.There is Naminoue Beach nearby, but it is a little unsafe.

It was in the love hotel districtRight in front of Naminoue BeachHowever, there was no elevator, so it was difficult to carry my luggage up to the third floor on my own.No bathrobe

It's comfortable

I stayed for several nights ^ ^

Recently common accommodations without mealsAlthough it is a little far from Kokusai Street, it is close to Naminoue Shrine and the beach. Located close to the suspicious town and Tomari Port. It is a clean and cost-effective accommodation.

It's an old hotel. The rooms are relatively spacious and clean. It has a slightly unique feel and an Asian feel. The toilet does not have a washlet, and the bath is quite large, but it is a strange feeling that you can store hot water in the shower. The person at the front desk is of Asian descent, but they can talk well enough, so I don't have any problems. The WiFi password seems to be read directly from the router in each room, so I looked around the room, but I couldn't find anything written anywhere. There were many love hotels in the surrounding environment.

Cospa, the best.Staying overnight without meals, this time I was assigned a room on the 4th floor (top floor).The view from the window was not bothered by the interference of the power lines, and I could see Naminoue Beach right in front of me, the horizon, Nagannu Island, and Kerama Islands beyond the bridge, and I could see the sunset clearly. .The building is quite old and the equipment is quite old, but the room was very clean. I have a very good impression.●Things not in the room・Room wear・Toilet washlet function and toilet seat warming function-There is no changing area, so you will have to place your bath mat in the shoe-on zone right next to the entrance door. There is a towel rack in the bathroom, but there is no place to put clothes etc., which is a problem.・Bathroom chair (it would be nice to stand up and take a shower, but there is a large washing area)・Air purifier (some rooms have it)●Others・The only lock for the room door is a simple old-fashioned doorknob knob on the side, so I thought I'd like a chain for when I'm in the room. You can easily get in with the staff's duplicate key (although I don't believe that will happen).So this point is ☆-1.・The door at the entrance to the stairs on the first floor cannot be opened from the outside, and guests are provided with a key. (It often doesn't close properly...)-The front desk does not seem to be open 24 hours. There was a cell phone number for emergencies.・There were disposable chopsticks and plastic bag spoons in the hallway that anyone could use.・The room shakes a little when people on the same floor walk in the hallway.・Wi-Fi is weak.-Pillows are low. (Thank you♪)・Separate bathroom and toilet.・There is no faucet in the bathtub, so if you want to fill up the bath with hot water, you have to hook it onto the shower hook above the bathtub and use the hot water from the shower to fill it.・The water pressure in the shower is strong, hot water comes out quickly, and the temperature can be adjusted without any problems.・I was wary of the bad odor from the water area, which I saw in several reviews on accommodation reservation sites, but there was almost no odor (there was a slight smell in the bathroom, but if you closed the door and turned on the ventilation fan, there was no problem at all), and there were other odors as well. It didn't bother me and I was relieved.・You cannot go out on the balcony.・You can always hear the sound of cars passing by on Naminoue Bridge.・There is no elevator.・If you stay for multiple nights, your room will not be cleaned (if you wish, there will be a charge), but only towels will be hung on the doorknob every day.・There is no microwave (it would definitely be a winner if there was one...too bad).・Maxvalu, which is about a 1-minute walk away, is very useful (there's a microwave here lol).・The air conditioner is made by Mitsubishi Kirigamine in 2014.・There are 1 outlet in front of the sink, 1 outlet behind the TV, 1 outlet at the desk, and 2 outlets by the bedside (3 if you connect the bedside table).・There are many drunk people at Naminoue Beach and the park, and it can be noisy until midnight.・As this area is an entertainment district that has existed since the good old days, we do not recommend women walking alone during dark hours.If you use the hotel reservation site wisely, you can stay at a great value. This time, I was able to stay cheaper than capsule hotels near Yui Rail Station.So it's a twin room with an ocean view.If you can forgive the age and location, it's the best value for money!Thank you for your help. I'll come again♪By all means, get a microwave and a door chain!

In front of you is Naminoue Beach.A 24-hour supermarket is nearby, and if you take a taxi, it's a short distance to Naha Airport.The building is old and there is no elevator, but they will carry your luggage for you, which is helpful.