Kugani-YA.

It was great and convenient location.

Room was a little small but overall pretty comfortable and cleanliness was great for a great price as well.

Overall it was a quality, “bang for your buck” hotel that had the works. Location wasn’t too bad if you want to be lodged next to Camp Hansen since it’s only a 15-20 minute walk. There are good restruants near-by as well to explore and enjoy. The hotel did have a nice little kitchen where we could cook and heat up some of our food from the convineince store nearby.

No room to really complain for the facilities itself other than areas to put our trash. It was also hard to find taxis near-by so we did have to walk near the camp and ask the locals to call one, I’d suggest maybe putting reference numbers for reliable taxis in the area.

The caretaker/owner of the place is a super nice man. He is friendly and affable. The rooms are pretty good size and the beds are comfortable. It feels really cozy in the room.

The owner really needs to provide tenants with the keys to the front door. I had to wait a long time at night for someone to open the door so I can get into my room. You have to go to his house which is adjacent and ring the door and hope he is home and it could possibly be late and night depending on what you are doing.