Ando Hotel Nara Wakakusayama -Dlight Life & Hotels-

"The scenery and view are unparalleled, the hotel service is very friendly, and there are group activities in the evening to take you to the top of the mountain to watch the night view. The only drawback is that the cherry blossoms bloomed late this year, which wasted my careful selection of hotels for so long."

Nara Park Hotel

"The receptionist was very welcoming and provided excellent service."

Hana Naramachi

Hotel New Wakasa

"The hotel is wonderful! Very clean, a hot onsen right in the room on the balcony, goodie bags, a very beautiful entrance hall, a beautiful view from the rooftop. I didn't like the traditional Japanese breakfast—there just wasn't enough for my taste. A European breakfast is better."

The Deer Park Inn

"The room was considered large for Japan, with only two beds and a table. The bathroom was shared, but it wasn't crowded, so there was no queue. The receptionist looked like Liu Yifei and was very friendly and welcoming. Overall, it was a good experience."

Kamenoi Hotel Nara

"The hotel staff are very professional and they can meet my needs. There are surprises for breakfast and dinner, add a little money and you can have all-you-can-eat long-legged crabs. Room cleanliness is good."

Hotel Asyl Nara

"The room was absolutely great. In Japanese style, futons, tatami, exactly the one we wanted to try. Staff friendly, helpfull and kind. The only thing we dislike was the smell of fried oil in the hotel corridors. Luckily it did not smell in the room."

Toyoko Inn Kintetsu Nara Ekimae

"Unfortunately, I didn't realize I'd booked a smoking room, and there was a faint smell of smoke. However, the cleanliness was absolutely superb, and the room itself was spotless. The location is fantastic: it's directly opposite Kintetsu Nara Station, and Nara Park is just a 10-minute walk away. On the first floor, there are convenient vending machines and coin-operated washer/dryers. The breakfast was also quite delicious."

Kasuga Hotel

"The location of Kasuga Hotel is fantastic, right next to Nara Park, and close to Nara Station and a main shopping street. Major attractions like Todaiji Temple are just a 10-minute walk away, which is incredibly convenient! The rooms are spacious, the facilities are excellent, and the service is great! Highly recommend!"

Tenpyo Ryokan

"It's very well located; as soon as you step outside the hotel, you'll find an amazing ramen restaurant. If you want the experience of sleeping on a futon and bathing in public hot springs, this is the place for you. There are also private baths in your room if you don't want to use the public baths."

Miroku Nara by the Share Hotels

"This is the most stupid hotel I have ever been to. I had my breakfast here and that’s food to make sure. And for lunch I decided to eat some sandwiches at the canteen. That’s also food with no smell. When I was just about to order some drinks, a staff came to me and said ‘food is not allowed here.’ Then where else can I eat this??? And he said downstairs in b1. I was totally shocked by his logic which was zero logic. Breakfast = food and outer food = food as well, like it’s just a sandwich with no smell. Is it not a hotel that guests are even not allowed to eat their food in the sun with fresh air?? Any food not provided by them are not allowed and there was no other space to sit in the lobby. This is as funny as ****. They are even more stupid than robots that they make up rules with no logic and they will follow them without thinking till die. 很糟糕的一次经历：首先位置比较偏，房间窗帘不够隔亮；其次大堂未消费者不允许使用，即使点了他们的咖啡也不能吃外带的汉堡，不可思议；最后早餐分日式和西式，我要求日式，她们说已经售完，但是后面的几位美国客人点日式就有了，赤裸裸的美国舔狗？总之是要被拉黑的一家酒店"