Grace Naha which located at Grace Naha, Naha, Japan is my recommendation place when you visit Japan. Grace Naha Grace Naha offers simple air conditioned rooms just 1000 ft from Kokusai Street. A free-use kitchenette, free-use internet terminal and sunny shared lounge are featured. Free-use bicycles are available.Both private and dormitory-style rooms are offered at Naha Grace. All have air conditioning and shared bathrooms. Some rooms include free internet access.Just a 10-minute drive from Naha Airport, Hostel Naha Grace is 1700 ft from Kenchomae Monorail Station. Shuri Castle is 3 miles away, about a 15-minute drive from the property.Coin-operated laundry machines are available, and the 24-hour front desk offers baggage storage. The shared kitchenette includes a microwave and fridge.
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