Hostels in Nago

The owners were very friendly and made me feel at ease. They speak a Little english but communication was not a problem at all. They were very adaptative, I could make a last minute booking for an additional night. The facilities were super clean, the room was spacious (for Japanese standards) neat and very cozy and there was a practical corner to dry your wet clothes. Coffee and tea were at the customers disposal (which is nice to start the morning), a washing machine was also at our disposal. The bus stop is a little far away but there’s a free shuttle service that you just have to book a little bit in advance. Everything in this place was thoroughly thought for the customers comfort.

It's close to many interesting places, just few kilometers from really nice snorkeling spots and also a hike in the morning for the sunrise is worth it. There's a few good restaurants with low prices and really good food. Don't miss trying the taco rice. The accomodation was cheapest we could encounter in Japan, and the staff was very nice and friendly. I mean, you get a private room for such a low price, it's totally worth it. The only expensive thing is the transport....which gonna cost you an arm and a leg 😅 but people of Okinawa are very nice, I suggest you try hitchhiking, it's much faster and better than the bus.

the hostel is very clean and quiet.

The hostel was stylish with thoughtful finishings and very modern — which came as a surprise considering the area is pretty rural with only a small amount of offerings. The hostel had great spaces — table tennis, pool and a rock climbing wall which was fun to play with after purchasing some sake and beers from the friendly staff.