Sora House

  Anne Sophie G. on 12 April 2012 

Ambiance, helpful and location, kokusai street, monorail and harbor

  Malindy H. on 20 March 2012 

The owner was immensly helpful and friendly, and I met some extremely nice individuals there. The hostel is effortless to uncover and extremely clean.

  Customer Review on 25 November 2011 

The spot was clean and full of character, with cute touches from the owner. Shower had hot water and was spotlessly cleaned, so was the kitchen and WC, so I had a comfortable time there.

  Customer Review on 19 November 2011 

Really close to monorail and main road. Really nice roof terrace.

  Paul T. on 19 November 2011 

Really close to monorail and main road. Very nice roof terrace.

  Michael J. on 10 October 2011 

We really enjjoyed our stay in Sora House. It's nice and comfortable and also the employees is really helpful (helped us book a trip to churaumi aquarium, gave us a lot of advices to pay a visit to some places). We fully suggest this location and visiting Okinawa is fully worth it.

  Sarah L. on 9 August 2011 

I really enjoyed my stay here at Sora House. I originally visited Okinawa for a few days beach getaway, however, my plans seemed to coincide with a typhoon, which really rather changed them. So for one day everybody was stuck inside as everything except for the convenience store along with the post office shut (including the airport, monorail and bus service). Either side of this the weather was rather drab, cold and rainy, not ideal for the beach, so I got to to see the touristic buildings in Naha instead and learnt a lot about Okinawan culture and most likely enjoyed myself a little more. Plus on my last day they had an Eisa dance festival along Kokusaidori which was amazing. I can't wait to go back and see the rest of Okinawa along with the other islands. I would also suggest eating at a small izakaya not far from the hostel called Ryuukyuu. It was full of locals (usually a superb sign) and had stunning food (an English menu, for those who don't speak Japanese). However, I guess they don't get several foreigners in there as when they saw us (me and 2 others from the hostel) they couldn't have been a lot more excited and glad to have us eat there. One a lot more piece of advice: definitely make sure you give yourself plenty of time to see everything and plan around possible typhoons!

  Customer Review on 9 August 2011 

I really enjoyed my stay here at Sora House. I originally visited Okinawa for a few days beach getaway, however, my plans seemed to coincide with a typhoon, which really rather changed them. So for one day everybody was stuck inside as everything except for the convenience store as properly as the post office shut (including the airport, monorail and bus service). Either side of this the weather was rather drab, cold and rainy, not suitable for the beach, so I got to to see the touristic buildings in Naha instead and learnt a lot about Okinawan culture and most likely enjoyed myself a little more. Plus on my last day they had an Eisa dance festival along Kokusaidori which was amazing. I can&'t wait to go back and see the rest of Okinawa as properly as the other islands. I would also suggest eating at a small izakaya not faraway from the hostel called Ryuukyuu. It was full of locals (usually a very good sign) and had stunning food (an English menu, for people who don&'t speak Japanese). However, I guess they don&'t get a lot of foreigners in there as when they saw us (me and 2 others from the hostel) they couldn&'t have been far more excited and glad to have us eat there. One far more piece of advice: definitely make sure you give yourself plenty of time to see everything and plan around probable typhoons!

  Laura B. on 31 July 2011 

It was a excellent atmosphere! they organised special dinners for us and we just had to put in 300 yen towards. food was amazing! people were fantastic! i would suggest this location in case you want a great location and helpful warm and friendly staff!