Okinawa Park Stadium Hotel Unboxing

Because I took a late Tigerair flight, I arrived at Okinawa Naha Airport at 8:50 pm. I had to leave for OTS to rent a car early the next morning. If I wanted a short stay, a convenient location was king! So the rich man chose the Okinawa Park Stadium Hotel, which is not far from Naha Airport. Let’s follow the rich man to unbox it!

Okinawa Park Hotel Prices

Okinawa Park Hotel does not have family rooms, so the rich family stayed in two rooms this time, one double room and one single room, for a total of NT$2,700 including breakfast, which is quite cheap.

Okinawa Park Stadium Hotel Transportation

As the name of the hotel suggests, Okinawa Park Hotel is located near Okinawa Cellular Stadium Naha. The hotel is not far from Naha Airport and you can choose to take a taxi or Okinawa Monorail to reach the hotel.

• Taxi: Approximately 8 minutes by taxi from Naha Airport.
• Okinawa Monorail: About 600 meters from Obuyama Station, about 15 minutes walk if you are pushing luggage.

Okinawa Park Hotel Introduction

After leaving Naha Airport, I went to the supermarket near the monorail "Oroku" station to buy some basic food. It was almost 11 o'clock in the evening when I arrived at the Okinawa Park Stadium Hotel to check in. The receptionist at the counter was a young man from India. He spoke good English, but seemed to have just arrived. If he didn't understand something, he would immediately ask the senior Japanese staff next to him.

There are not many facilities at the Okinawa Park Stadium Hotel. There are Japanese yukatas and disposable supplies available next to the counter. There are ice machines and vending machines on the first floor.

Okinawa Park Stadium Hotel Room Unboxing

This time we stayed in a room on the second floor, facing the corridor of the guest room area.

Photo of the single room with the door open, a very classic Japanese room configuration. The room is small and the suitcase is a bit difficult to open. Once opened, it will take up the entire aisle, which is not very convenient.

There is a wardrobe near the door.

Next is the bathroom. The bathroom has a bathtub-style shower, which was fine since we didn't have any elders with us this time.

Be careful with the high threshold, as rich people often kick it over. So pay attention!

Next is a double bed. In fact, both the single room and the double room have a double bed, so it’s a good deal (laughs). There is a small TV and the three hotel items on the table, as well as a bottle of water.

That’s right! One side of the double bed is against the wall. If you have elders with you, you will definitely be scolded for staying in this type of room (laughs).

breakfast

The hotel provides free breakfast, which is served on the first floor.

During breakfast time, free American coffee, cocoa, latte and matcha are available in the vending machines. There is instant miso soup on the side.

The hotel is very considerate. In addition to Japanese rice balls, it also provides Western-style waffle bread. Unexpectedly, the little rich man ate two barbecue flavored rice balls, and like the rich man, his fighting power became stronger as soon as he went abroad.

A rich man's simple breakfast. Two rice balls, pork-flavored miso soup, and iced cocoa (laughs).

Attractions nearby

Opposite the Okinawa Park Stadium Hotel is the Okinawa Beehive Arena Naha, which has a baseball museum. Ever since Taiwan won the championship in the top 12 tournament, the rich man has been fascinated by baseball and will definitely like it. In addition to the static museum, a little further on is Ooyama Park! There is also the super effective Ryukyu Eight Shrines Okinawa Okinawa Shrine, which can be included in the itinerary.

rich man experience

Overall, I highly recommend Okinawa Park Hotel. The hotel has a quiet environment, low price, high CP value, and is suitable for travelers staying for a short time.

Hotel information

Address: 10-2 Yamashita-cho, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, 900-0027

Tel: +81988599000

Official website:https://hotel-parkstadium-naha.com/