Name: Andon Matsuokan
Address: 2-5-20 Matsuo, Naha, Naha, Naha, 900-0014, Japan
Rating: 7

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No elevators

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Naminoue Beach

Naha Airport

Kerama Airport

Andon Matsuokan

Naha

The great location was the key point to my five nights in Naha. The Japanese hospitality made me feel like home. The laundry service and powder are free of charge. I definitely recommend anyone to spend some days at the heart of the Makishi market surroundings at Andon's san guesthouse, lovely and always willing to help.

Great location & caring staff

Great hotel.that feel like japannese house than regular hotel.but this hotel doesn't have fan it only air conditioning.if you want to use. you must pay 100 yen per 4 hours. ok that is fare for owner but it make me some inconvenience.

tatami very thin and sleep is uncomfortable...toilet very small..have to insert 100 yen every 2 hours to use air con

Bad..

For those who are used to BUDGET accommodation, this place is incredible value. The family who runs the hotel are very kind, and the location is perfect. It's right by the international street, where there are lots of shops and restaurants, convenience stores, and tourist attractions, but it never felt too noisy. The kitchen is the best stocked that we've ever stayed at - plenty of utensils, pots, pans, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, fridge space, etc. Perfect if you want to cook. Free coffee and tea, strong wifi, and a nice roof area. Our room was also very spacious too. It had 2 huge closets we could each hang our things in, a small table, and then our two (basic) beds. If you're not expecting a fancy hotel, I'd highly recommend.

High-value budget accommodation

Photos on the website do not correspond to the rooms. The website shows spacious tatami rooms, the rooms are narrow and equipped with wooden floor. Only thin futon is provided.

No Tatami rooms

DO NOT stay here unless you have no choice. no one speak any english here. not helpful at all. rooms are way below standard, i know it is cheap, but, you just can't set up a hostel without having a single robe hook in the room! shower condition is even worse. very dirty and the exhaust is nearly useless. you will be suffocated inside. it seems that they also have monthly room rental therefore you will bump into someone weird in the corridor. bottom line, you can come to stay here if you are interested to see someone wee wee in the male toilet because there is no privacy at all!

do not stay here

I wanted to like this place. I really did. It looked promising from some of the pics, plus it's close to Kokusai-dori. But it was a bit of a disappointment: the way to the guesthouse was a dark alley which smelled like urine, and although it is probably safer than any other place on Earth, it just wasn't welcoming.

The room I was given was a bit old, and looked as if no one had stayed there for ages. The futon was stained. The net covering the balcony door had holes in it. There was a TV and AC, but they both run on 100 yen coins (1 coin for 2 hours), which is actually a better price than other places I've been to. Also, the tatami-covered sleeping area was separated from the rest of the room by a nice, although a bit noisy, running door. I wish I could have apologized to the downstairs neighbor.

"The rest of the room" was basically a table with chairs, a huge kitchen sink and an old stained mirror next to the sink. Oddly enough the room had two toilet vases (!!) in that small area, each in its own little cabin, with a door and tiny sink. The shower was outside the room, though, and was just ok.

As I said, I wanted to like this place. It's in an ok location, and the family who runs the place seem like very nice people. However, for the same price I could have stayed again in another guesthouse nearby, which was cleaner and just generally better. I feel like there's plenty of space for improvement at Andon Matsuokan if they wish to have loyal customers.

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