I plan to travel to Okinawa at the end of the month. What's the local accommodation like? Experienced people give some advice!

Some hotels in Okinawa are located in Naha City (the capital of Okinawa Prefecture). If you want to see the sea, you may live far away from the city. The biggest advantage of living in the city is that you can have many opportunities to communicate with American soldiers. Especially those who are fluent in English can enjoy themselves. American soldiers are a special scenery in Okinawa. They are tall, handsome and enthusiastic. Both of them are very eye-catching and practice oral English. Hotels by the sea are more expensive and there are many Japanese guests. But the sea view is charming and the sea breeze is pleasant, especially sitting in the open air, watching the sea, eating and drinking, talking about life, and enjoying it. Hotels have their own private beaches, which are empty and clean, and are most suitable for walking or falling in love.

The most impressive thing is the quiet Pacific Ocean in the dark, burning street lamps, grilled seafood, and bubble cups of beer at night, but unlike Thailand, there are no crowded tourists here. The sea is always associated with indulgence. On each floor of the hotel, there is a room with a vending machine. No matter how late it is, you can enjoy a slightly drunk seaside life. But the waiter's English here is very Japanese, which is not only difficult to understand, but also not very good, so there will be many minor accidents and troubles when ordering, but it will not dispel your interest, but will add an exotic atmosphere.

If you have enough money, Wanwan Seaside Resort Hotel has the only Japanese jet ski BOB, which is also the shooting place of Falling in Love with Okinawa starring Faye Wong and Leslie Cheung.