Name: Toyoko Inn Okinawa Naha Omoromachi Ekimae
Address: Omoromachi 1-6-6, Naha, Naha, Naha, 900-0006, Japan
Rating: 7

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We were so happy with the staff services in the hotel . After we just reached the station , we branched in for some late lunch to have a bit at the hotel . They have special services so extraordinary. The hotel is well l;located and one can get to the hotel as fast as they wished.

Easily accessible.

The rooms are tiny but clean and well equipped. The location is fantastic, very close to the station, and walking distance to the main street in Naha. The breakfast buffet is surprisingly sufficient and well organized for the small dining room. 

Good hotel near station!

Great location near to train station to city and few steps to DFS and car rental. The rates are economical without sacrificing comfort and security. Clean room and breakfast is a plus point for the hotel.

Great location near to train station to city

Small is by no means an exageration, these are the smallest rooms I've ever been in. I got a bit closterphobic in the room and had to venture outside often. The dining room in the mornings were always packed and they have too many tables and chairs for the area, so once you get your food, it's a maze to work you way to a seat. Food is good and so is the staff, but beware, they charge for everything extra. No extra towels free of charge, you have to pay for them if you want an extra. They also don't speak English real well at the desk and it took some help from others to try and find out how to book a tour bus. I stayed here for 10 days with a large group and wished the whole time that I had a room somewhere else. I didn't want to leave the group so I stayed, but this was the only thing about the trip I didn't like.

Rooms are super small

Takes about a half an hour by mono rail from the Naha Airport, another five to ten minutes of walking to and from the stations) 
Not a particularly pleasant area, busy crossroad in close vicinity of the hotel, and if you end up with a room facing the road, you will be counting cars and lorries rather than sheep before you go to sleep. 

 The single room itself is very small even for one person, no wardrobe, just three hangers, apart from one short wooden rail there was nowhere to hang and sort one's clothes. No disposables in the room apart from tasteless powdered tea and a toothbrush with similarly awful toothpaste), none of which i would dare to offer to anyone in any hotel. if you need razors, shower caps, soap or comb you have to go back to the lobby - tiny little table serving the whole hotel (12 floors twelve rooms each floor? - an interesting way for the management to save money/or annoy guests)  

If you expect a dining room in the morning you are out for a big surprise - or i should say disappointment -- The breakfast is served in the 'lobby' !!
at wobbly squeeky desks /reminded me of my school canteen days - / with barely enough space in the aisles for someone to squeeze by … not really designed to be comfortable and even though the breakfast is served between 6:30 and 9, if you come at the wrong time, you may have nowhere to sit for a while, on the other hand - the food was ok - selection of 3 thick rice cakes with pickles, egg cake, and wakamame/miso soup … and I suggest you eat as much as you can - there are no decent joints near the hotel where you can have an acceptable Japanese lunch unless you prefer some international mega store fast food. The local stores are not a way to explore Okinawa culture! 
No indication of meat content? not really catering for people with special dietary needs - ?! - common allergens? vegetarian options? pork ? wheat free ? MSG? - very strange and definitely not rising to the usual standard of an 'Inn'a of this kind. this contrasts with the advertised multiple language support which you see online - suggesting and international and multicultural environment - nothing could be further from the truth - this is a last chance lower middle class / working class hotel for Chinese tourists who ran out of options and cannot afford anything else.  The Chinese staff may easily fool Chinese speaking tourists but not me. in fact, the service was worse than average, do not expect any language support in English, one out of six members of staff had a limited broken English and thought it was ok to be rude to me when the Internet stopped working as if it was my fault !?! suggesting I should sort it myself by ringing somebody ?!?! when another couple of guests came down to complain the reception finally staff started doing something about it - ….. extraordinary!!

The bath in a plastic cabin bathroom was a gem - perhaps i booked a unique room  for a single child traveler ?! - the bath could not have been any smaller, I am of an average height but cannot imagine even a short Japanese person being very comfortable in this bath tub.  

The location is ideal for those who come to Japan to spend a lot of money in expensive international shops, renting card from DFS, ...  and are not least interested in okinawan culture.  The hotel is in a busy area which you could call a retail paradise, however, if you set out to explore Okinawa properly with all its many gems, this is not a good location for you at all.

The main advantage of this hotel would be how close it is to Omoromachi stop of the Monorail / Yui rail. Otherwise I would not bother next time. For almost 6000 yen a night I am expecting a little more than this. 

By the way - if you search for a stairway as an alternative to a single elevator (in the whole hotel) you are in trouble, so would you be in the event of fire - the possible two escape routes are locked out and blocked and in the event of malfunction of the security system, they are stuck. 

Anywhere in the US or Europe this falls short of the usual standards and contrasts with my otherwise excellent Okinawa experience.

Avoid. 
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Takes about half an hour by mono rail from the Naha Airport, 
Not a pleasant area, busy crossroad nearby.
The single room very small even for one, no wardrobe
No disposables in the room - you have to go to the lobby to fetch it.
Breakfast in the lobby - tasty but poor selection, terrible seating area 
6:30 - 9 is fair enough but if you come at the wrong time you may have nowhere to sit for quite a while - always crammed in. 
no options - allergies?! MSG ?!
Confused and unprofessional staff. No English support - even had to try some Chinese and Japanese to get what I thought i should be getting.
Tiny bath tub, extremely slow wifi internet , cable in the room a little better. ancient laptops in the lobby to print from - of dear !!?!! 
Health and Safety - no extra stairway as a fire escape route !!!!!!!! 
a short walk away from the Omoromachi stop. the only advantage?!

Expecting more for almost 6000 yen a night !?!

Avoid.

Toyoko Inn Okinawa Naha Omoromachi Ekimae

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