This time I will introduce the New Normal Condo in NAHA AIRPORT, an unmanned hotel near Naha Airport in Okinawa. It is already 8pm when we arrive at the hotel, but don’t worry, even though it is an unmanned hotel, there are still hotel staff who can answer questions through video. Let’s take a look at this unboxing.
Introduction to unmanned hotel
New Normal Condo in NAHA AIRPORT Unmanned Hotel! It only takes 5 minutes by taxi from Okinawa Naha Airport. The transportation is very convenient. It is recommended to friends who take red-eye flights.
Unmanned hotel prices
This time it’s through Klook The reservation was made and the check-in time is from Saturday to Sunday. There is no breakfast and no parking space in the double room. The price is only half of that of the hotels near Kokusai Street. The price is about NT$1,400 per night, which is quite cheap.
Unmanned hotel check-in steps
The day before check-in, the millionaire received an email with check-in information from the hotel while shopping. It also provided "pre-check-in" steps. Just like a regular hotel check-in, the unmanned hotel can fill in basic information and use the form online in advance. Scanning your passport with your mobile phone and uploading it is not too difficult. After the pre-check-in is completed, you will get a set of reservation ID, hotel door password and QR Code. This information is very important and will be used when you check-in at the hotel.
After arriving at the hotel, enter the hotel door password obtained by email at the door.
Then the rich man and his wife dragged their tired bodies to the self-service check-in, hoping to check-in smoothly. The tablets are available in Chinese. The process is divided into five steps:
Steps 1 and 2: Confirm reservation status and fill in housing information: After the millionaire directly scans the QR Code, the system will automatically bring out the information entered in advance for check-in, which is convenient and fast. It doesn't matter if you haven't checked in in advance. You can fill in your "check-in ID" or call and follow the instructions to check in on site.
Step 3: Have a video call with the hotel staff. The customer service staff can communicate in very good English and there is no problem.
Step 4: Confirm the hotel’s precautions. Confirm the hotel’s precautions on the tablet. Pay attention! Check out time is 10 o'clock in the morning.
Step 5: Password to the key cabinet. Finally, in the last step, you get the room number and the password to the key cabinet.
After you have the password, you can enter the password in the key cabinet on the other side, and the rich man finally gets the key. It was like playing a puzzle game (laughs). The whole process took me 20 minutes. It was the same as before. APA Tokyo Bay HotelThe self-service check-in time is about the same. Technological advancements are amazing, reducing manpower to a minimum.
hotel environment
There is a parking space at the entrance of the hotel. The building itself is somewhat similar to an apartment-style building, just like what you see in Japanese dramas. The hotel corridor has rooms on one side and an open space on the other side. There are large trash cans in the corridor on each floor. Food waste in the room can be thrown here.
Room unpacking
As soon as he entered the entrance hall of the room, the rich man unexpectedly saw a washing machine and laundry detergent for use. Next to the washing machine is the bathroom and toilet.
The room is in a simple Japanese white style, clean and spacious. The rich man booked a double room this time. In addition to the double bed, there is a small sofa and dining table next to it, with a wall-mounted air conditioner.
Klook Okinawa hotel discount sharing
Japanese hotels are a classic example of utilizing space to the extreme. Even the rich man’s wife admires it and replaces unnecessary facilities with other ones. Recently, the rich man observed that some affordable business hotels have gradually removed the wardrobes and replaced them with simple ones. Wall hanging clothes rack, this is enough for the rich. suspect! I don't think I saw a safe either.
The bed is relatively hard to sleep on, but the rich man likes this kind of slightly hard bed. People will sink into a bed that is too soft, but the rich man is not used to it.
The equipment in the room is very complete. In addition to the basic hotel Sanbao water heater and humidifier, even a double-layer refrigerator, microwave oven, and clothes drying rack are prepared for passengers.
Good luck to those who like to cook their own food! The hotel also provides a wide range of kitchen supplies such as electric pots, induction cookers, dishes and pots, which is great!
There is also a simple sink that allows you to do some basic cleaning without going to the bathroom, which is really convenient for rich people who often buy fruits in Japan.
Shower bathtub, quite typical Japanese bathroom configuration. Basic toiletries, hair ties, toothpaste, and toothbrushes are provided. You don’t need to go to the counter to get it because there is no counter (laughs).
rich man experience
Let me talk about the conclusion first. The hotel itself is great. The room is fully equipped and the space is large. However, the check-in process is a bit cumbersome and requires a video call with the hotel staff. Elderly people who are not familiar with operating tablets may not be able to A bit troublesome. The hotel promotes environmental protection and does not provide room cleaning, yukata, pajamas, or towels, so be careful! However, disposable indoor slippers, toothbrushes, etc. are still provided.
There are also paid shared bicycles at the entrance of the hotel. With bicycles, you can go further. I want to try it next time.
It takes 20 minutes to walk to the 24-hour supermarket and drugstore near Chiling Station. Although it is a bit far away, it is a good opportunity to make the final sprint of the journey.
Because the flight back to Taiwan was too early, I had to arrive at the airport at 6 a.m., and the Naha Monorail didn’t leave until 6 a.m., so I had to take a taxi, but I was afraid that I wouldn’t be able to get an Uber at the moment, so I booked an airport transfer in advance. The rich man booked an airport transfer through a ride-sharing website. It only took less than 10 minutes and there was an additional fee of 2,000 yen for requesting the taxi before 7 a.m., so the final fare was 10,000 yen. Later, I thought that it would be possible to take the monorail. It was really a great trip. The biggest mistake.
Although the New Normal Condo Hotel is located near Okinawa Naha Airport, I didn't hear the noise of planes taking off and landing. I don't know if it's because I'm too tired, but I'm going back to Taiwan.
Hotel information
Official website:https://new-normal.okinawa/airport/faq/
Address: 〒901-0155 2-22-10 Kinjo, Naha City, Okinawa
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