Adan Hotel

I don't think it's suitable for people who are looking for customer service!Personally, it was easy because I didn't need to fill out an unattended reception!The door is thin so it is not recommended for people who are sensitive to sound!The location was good and it was very convenient as it was within walking distance when going out for drinks!

I can't recommend this place enough!Of all the hotels I've stayed at in the past, this is the number one hotel I can't recommend.Arrived in the evening. Staff not present.Call the receptionist (it's hard to notice right away).The only amenities are disposable toothbrushes without toothpaste.For some reason, there were earplugs in the hallway (the reason will be explained later).The room has a dark atmosphere that makes you feel like you're in an old motel in a foreign country that doesn't seem to be Okinawa at all.When I entered the room, the first thing I noticed was that the lighting in the room was dark (only in two places: at the entrance and next to the bed). There is a gap under the door (see photo). It's a unit bath, and it's unusually narrower than normal. If you are a big person, sitting on the toilet may be difficult (see photo).The corner of the bed (see photo) is so protruding that I bumped my foot into it several times.Moreover, the walls are so thin that you can hear voices from outside and the sound of doors closing. Since the staff were absent, the customers were free to do whatever they wanted, so I started pacing up and down the stairs from 4 a.m., woke up midway through the room to the sound of doors slamming, and loud voices, and checked out at 7 a.m.Because it's cheap, the number of customers is also low.After all, it is not good to choose just based on the price.

Building has no elevators. But rooms are okay

It was great! I was able to enjoy both day and night in the center of Nago.

There is no elevator, so people staying on higher floors may have a hard time. There were also three parking lots scattered around, and I think there were 12.3 parking spaces in total.I stayed in a semi-double room. It's a bit damp and has a slightly dry smell.The unit bath is small but clean and free of mold. The curtain lace was torn.What bothered me the most was the noise.When I was about to go to sleep around 11pm, I found a snack nearby. I could hear karaoke at such a high volume that I couldn't stand it anymore so I put in earplugs. I could hear it so much that I thought it was the people upstairs singing.The sound of the wind hitting something in the building, the sound of walking in the hallway, the sound of neighbors talking when they came home, and the sound of doors slamming shut was pretty harsh. I woke up even though I had earplugs in.Check out was at 12:00, so I was able to relax. I think the location is good because it's cheap and there are restaurants and convenience stores nearby, but earplugs are a must.

The location of the hotel is very good. It is on the main road. There are convenience stores and bars nearby, but the supermarket is a five-minute drive away. The problem is that the hotel itself has no elevator, only one key, and no mouthwash cup or toothpaste. You need to buy it separately. The room is dim and the bathroom is not bright enough. It is also very small and feels like it is a very dilapidated building that has been renovated. Please think twice before staying there.

The whole vibe of this hotel was odd. I had to call a phone number to check in, and was given a code for mailbox that had my room key. The common areas of the hotel are very run down and there's no elevator, only uneven stairs. My room was very basic, no cups or any basic amenities (they give you a tooth brush but no tooth paste, and only shampoo and body wash). The room itself was bleak, cold and not inviting. It was so very dirty, dust was caked of all the surfaces, on the TV, the shelf unit, the lamp over the bed and I'm sure the aircon too. There were mystery stains all over the walls and what appeared to be mould or mould stains behind the TV. I had a double room, which meant I had my own bathroom but it was tiny (other budget hotels have bathrooms bigger than this), it wasn't very comfortable. Also the room door had a frosted glass panel along side it, which meant hallway light would flood into the room at night, and made me uncomfortable dude to the fact someone could peep me in my own room. Not to mention the door itself can easily be kicked in. The walls are super thin, which means you can hear all guests coming in, next door and any of the annoying bars outside. I was woken up twice but over baringly loud guests, returning to the hotel at 3am, drunk... I wasn't impressed. Then later at 9am, had to put up with someone drilling upstairs - if you're going to do repair work, there should be a notice! This place needs to have a big overhaul - because someone is going to either, get attacked, fall, hurt themselves or get sick in this establishment. It is that dodgy.

Good access

I thought the hotel was in a good location with convenience stores and bars nearby, but there was no elevator. I'll be staying on the fifth floor, but I wonder if it's okay. The convenience store next door has also changed to a faraway place.