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Okinawa HostelsThis is a complete list of all known hostels in Okinawa. If you know of a Okinawa hostel that isn't listed here, please use the "Add a New Hostel" link at the bottom of the page.
 "Stella Resort is a unique resort style hostel in Okinawa. Our hostel is renovated
in 2004 and offers a little luxurious but affordable accommodation to all the travelers.
About 35 min from Naha Airport, it is located on the Heiwa Dori from where you can
reach the most main tourist spots and shops in Naha city. We are ideal for both short and
long term stay.
Our dorm rooms are 15 BEDS for...   "After looking at the pictures on the website, I was sure this would be a great place to spend my days in Okinawa. Unfortunately, upon arrival I was not-so-pleasantly surprised to find that it was undergoing some heavy renovations. Garbage, equipment, and whatever else you can imagine lying all over there place. As a result, the hostel was quite dirty and filled with paint fumes and cigarettes.... "I stayed here for a couple of nights in April and loved it. Unlike a lot of cheap hostels in Japan it looks like they really made an effort to make the place look nice, with plants and a jungle theme in the lobby. My room was 3500 yen and had a double and single bed in. The design of the room was really unique, had lots of light coming through and had a large flat screen TV. The only downside...那覇市壺屋1-1-10 2F We were opened in 2004 and our facilities are all clean. We are in a great location. You can go to Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium and Kaiyohaku-Park by drive in 30 minutes. Nago Ruin Castle (Free entrance), Orion Beer Factory (Free entrance) and Hinpun-Gajimaru (Natural treasure) are only 10 minutes away from here! Nago-city has a lot of natural beauties; you will never be bored while you stay at... Okinawa OthersGuesthouse Love&Peace is located in Okinawa-city: Koza. Koza: A Town in Military Colors "Cosmopolitan" is the word frequently used to describe Koza. Indeed, Koza is home to foreigners from 27 countries, including Americans, Filipinos, Peruvians, Chinese, East Indians, Koreans, Britons, and Brazilians. Even Americans who work on base are of Italian, Irish, Jewish, or German... | |
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