Hostels in Nago

the hostel is very clean and quiet.

It's close to many interesting places, just few kilometers from really nice snorkeling spots and also a hike in the morning for the sunrise is worth it. There's a few good restaurants with low prices and really good food. Don't miss trying the taco rice. The accomodation was cheapest we could encounter in Japan, and the staff was very nice and friendly. I mean, you get a private room for such a low price, it's totally worth it. The only expensive thing is the transport....which gonna cost you an arm and a leg 😅 but people of Okinawa are very nice, I suggest you try hitchhiking, it's much faster and better than the bus.

Apparently on a revitalised old house, I love the texture of the remains of torn down partition wall and the nostalgic aura of the hostel. The aura is further up;ifted by other cool and funky decorations which resembles a cool second hand fashionable item store in northern Okinawa - but don't be fooled by the look, the facilities and amenities are up to standard with proper laundry and tumble dry machine. Cyclist-friendly: with commuter bicycle for rent/on loan for guests, and guests who are on cycle touring may a a peace of mind by depositing your bicycle at the lobby area near the Reception Desk for the duration of the stay. Large fringe and fridge at the Common Room area. Prime location: along Hentona Commercial Street (or High Street, for those prefer UK English) with Hentona Post Office, 7-ELEVEN Kunigami Hentona (the northern most 7-ELEVEN outlet in Okinawa Prefercture) and supermarket literally a stone throw away from the hostel

Very friendly and well-organised.