Find 2 Star Hotels in Maeganeku from AED 84

"This place was above and beyond! We would love to come back to this place if we visit Okinawa again."

"An old hotel but well maintained. You need a car to get into this hotel. Hotel is located high up on a hill. We drove so it was all right for us. The room is huge! "

"Room is very clean and workers are very nice. "

"The staff was very kind and flexiable to help a customer. "

"The small room was clean and had everything that I needed. Staff friendly and helpfull"

"My room was small but clean and included all conveniences and amenities anyone could expect. The best part is the super convenient location…right in the middle of everything. I would highly recommend this hotel for anyone."

"A small hotel in a sketchy part of town. Rooms are modern and attractive but a very poor design. Toilet/bath and bed are all in one room, separated by a clear glass wall. The only way to get privacy is to close THREE blinds, and from the outside (bed side), leaving no way to enter the bathroom. Electrical issues--one light was not working and the bathroom light could not be turned OFF. Night clerk said shutting the blinds would cut the light. Also pretty noisy. Paid 1000 yen for parking on a...

"Lovely place... peaceful and quiet..left to your own...amazing mattress, would love to have the same at home.. downstairs cafe also comes in handy too..all comfy and cosy..."

"This property is ideal if you just want to come and go, prepare your own food and generally enjoy your own space. It's well sited near the monorail with 2 convenience stores nearby. A ten minute walk through a park leads to the centre with shops, museums and restaurants. Suited me well."

"Easy check in and check out. Walkable distance from AV"

"The rooms were really great for the price we paid and really great for couples"

"The room was very compact, and very new inside. Welcome staff were located on the second floor, and not on the ground floor, so it was a bit confusing on my arrival. After 15 minutes of looking around; the staff from the second floor came down to greet me; and I got checked led in. The language barrier was very real; as my Japanese was non existent. Google translate helped. I was travelling solo by bicycle around the island, and wanted to keep the bike in my room. This was permitted. ...