Cottage ke’oke’o, located in Yomitan Village, Okinawa, is a renovated gaijin housing complex that offers all-inclusive accommodations. In addition to its stylish interior, it is fully equipped. And yet, it can accommodate up to eight people for as low as 30,000 yen. Let us explore its charm.
Point 1: What is the location of “Cottage ke’oke’o”?
Ke’o ke’o means “pure white” in Hawaiian.
The name “Cottage ke’oke’o” was chosen as a starting point to encourage visitors to Okinawa to add their color to the island.
Cottage ke’oke’o is located in Irakami, Yomitan Village in the central part of Okinawa’s main island. Located in a quiet residential area, you can spend a relaxing time away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist area. The surrounding area is dotted with beaches, fashionable cafes, and local supermarkets, making it an attractive place to stay while experiencing local life.
The address is 423 B-74 Irakami, Yomitan Village, Nakagami County, Okinawa Prefecture. It takes about one hour by car from Naha Airport. It is easy to get to National Route 58, and there is a free private parking lot, making it convenient to access by rental car.
If you take a bus, just take Ryukyu Bus No. 120 and get off at “Iramina” and it takes about 10 minutes on foot.
Yomitan Village has a long length from Route 58 to Cape Zanba in the south, but the southern part of Yomitan Village is inland and far from the sea, but it is close to the national highway, so it is convenient to go anywhere.
Point 2: Stylish Native American style! Introduction of the rooms at “Cottage ke’oke’o”!
Cottage Keokeo is a spacious one-room rental inn that can accommodate up to eight guests.
The exterior of the house was once used as an American residence, which has been renovated to create a Native American atmosphere. Originally there were room dividers, but now the rooms are separated by fabric, creating a modern-style floor plan with few walls.
The floor plan consists of a living room, 3 bedrooms, a bath (with a bathtub), and a toilet. 92 m2 in total area.
The bedrooms have 6 double beds (2 in each bedroom), plus a sofa bed, making it perfect for a family or a group of friends.
The low bed design is close to the floor, so it is safe even for those with small children. Baby gates and cribs can be rented free of charge if desired, making it a child-friendly design for families raising children.
The interior is designed with a calm, natural color scheme. With tasteful furniture and lighting, you can relax in a space that looks as if it came out of an interior design magazine.
Point 3: Introduction of “Cottage ke’oke’o” facilities and services
One of the main attractions of this inn is its “all-inclusive” service. All meals, drinks, and snacks are included in the price, allowing you to relax to your heart’s content after check-in without worrying about additional costs.
One example is Okinawan soba noodles, turtle crackers, eggs, Nakayoshi bread, zebra bread, and canned pork. In addition, the refrigerator is always stocked with beverages such as beer, sanpicha, and Okinawa Bayarese, and 10,000 yen worth of snacks and food items are available for you to enjoy at any time you like.
If you can’t finish the food during your stay, you can take it home with you!
The room is also equipped with a drum-type washer/dryer, making it ideal for consecutive nights or longer stays. The living room has a TV and a large sofa, and the kitchen is fully equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, dishes, and cooking utensils, allowing you to prepare your meals. Free Wi-Fi is also available.
Outside, there is a private garden with a BBQ stove and board games that can be used freely and for free, creating a fun time with family and friends.
The location where the cottages are located is relatively in the middle of town in Yomitan Village, and although the location is not without stores and other stores in the vicinity, it is a nice and welcome service to have food prepared for you while you are there!
