Name: Stella Resort - Hostel
Address: 3-6-41 Makishi, Naha, Naha, Naha, 900-0013, Japan
Rating: 5

Smoking areas

Smoke-free property

Security guard

Television in lobby

Reception desk

General

Family room

Rooms

Laundry

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Common kitchen

Vending machine

Kitchen

Microwave oven

Meals

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

English

Languages Spoken

Billiards

Recreation

Parking

First Aid Kit

Beauty and wellness

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Temperature control for staff

Personal protection equipment for staff

Extra decontamination measures

Temperature control for guests

Personal protection equipment for guests

Contactless check-in and/or check-out

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Naminoue Beach

Naha Airport

Kerama Airport

Stella Resort - Hostel

Naha

Considering the price point and location, our stay was excellent. Having read previous reviews I was scared of lack of cleanliness. However, it is not very dirty. We found no bed bugs in our beds and our room was well-kept and cleaned before we arrived. Since it is a hostel (and not a resort), we had no housekeeping and had to share bathrooms but we knew this before booking our stay. The shower for women specifically is actually quite nice with provided shampoo and body wash. Unfortunately there is only a male, female, and unisex shower and only one toilet, if the hostel is more crowded it would be inconvenient. That is our only complaint. The location is in the center of Kokusai-dori Shopping Street, near Tsuboya Pottery street, a 9 minute walk to the Makishi station which connects to the monorail extending from Naha Airport. Would highly recommend. Maybe our experience is also informed by going during off-season.

dont like aircon thingy (100yen for 2 hours)should remove that and increase the room pricealso feel like being scammed by false-advertised when we are transferred  to another hotel (villa lohas)The room in lohas is kind of dark and not well illuminated

The price is cheap so I did not expect too much. But it is quite weird when the bathroom is in the rooftop and it is quite hot in the dormitory.

Room are incredibly small. I do not suggest to not japanise people.
It is also dirty. It is cheap but I would not go again there. Never again. There is no kitchen and the sofa in the room are broken. Photo on the web site are broken.

Do not suggest

The location of the resort (aka Hostel) is nice, but this place is no good location for a stay in Naha. It is very very dirty, spider webbs everywhere, in the chill out area every single couch seat seems broken, there is random stuff laying around everywhere and there are no mosquito net at the windows, so if you let the Window open, because the airco is too cold and directly pointing at you on the bed (and costs 100 yen per hour), you get eaten up by mosquitos and suffer from the bad air in the room. 
During our whole stay we never saw anyone cleaning up. 
The current Lonely Planet recommends it for a short low  budget  stay in Naha, but I think there are way better hostels!

Nice location but very dirty place

Finding the entrance stairways (located in a market street) was hard enough, I found myself questioning my choice to stay here as I walked up the dirty steps - good thing is that there were arrangements made for me to self-check-in as I arrived after office hours. However, my bunk was on the top and the ladder up was right next to the open window, and I was on the 3rd? 4th? floor - I felt like I was gonna fall out the window anytime I climbed up or down my bunk, that was kinda scary. There was also karaoke bars far too near and the "singing" coming through the window till like 2am kept me up till late. The thin foam mattress didn't help too. The only saving grace is the ladies shower booth upstairs with its cool jungle theme.

Noisy and not very clean

The room was ok, because we were at a nice room. But they don`t give bath towels and air conditioner, we had to pay 100yen per hour. The pillows are not nice though. The toilets are kinda old and dirty/not well maintained.

I stayed for 3nights and I spent 13.500 yen for 3 nights its so expensive because the room is very small and if you want to turn on the AC you must pay 100yen perhour
And the wifi cannt reach my room.

Expensive resort with a cheap room

I got bitten by bedbugs for the second time in naha!!!
Very nice stuff and help full! But
They should change the sheets with every different customer instead to use the stiky roll to clean the bed!!!
It would be nice to find here some cups and coffee or tea for customers

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