MCCS Okinawa Japan - Kinser Billeting

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Kinser Billeting

Recreation & Services >> Lodging and Billeting >> Kinser Billeting

Building: 1339 & 1471

Camp: Camp Kinser

Phone: 011-81-611-737-3520

DSN: 637-3520

Check-in: 1500

Check-out: 1200

Inquiries:Send an email

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Kinser Billeting has a total of 22 rooms. 18 standard rooms in Building #1399 (BEQ), with full size bed and 4 rooms in Building #1471(BOQ) with full size bed, full kitchen and living room area.

Check-ins at Building #1399 on the 3rd floor lounge between 1500 and 1700. After 1700 check-ins, keys can be picked up at the Surfside Customer Service Desk in Building #1202.

*This facility does not accept children*

Dining on Camp Kinser
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Surfside

Amenities & Services

Refrigerator
Microwave
In-Room Coffee
TV
DVD
Cable
Telephone
Laundry
Picnic Area
Coffee Maker

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