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Mameyama15
"An absolutely wonderful stay! I've always wanted to experience staying in a traditional Japanese house, and this time, my whole family was extremely satisfied. The house is right next to Nara Park, and there are plenty of dining and entertainment options nearby. There are even parking lots directly on both sides of the house. The interior facilities are also incredibly thoughtful; they even provide curling and straightening irons for women. The kitchen appliances are, needless to say, fully equipped. The shower area is a bit small, but having two toilets and two showering spaces is super convenient. The washing machine has a huge capacity and can even dry clothes. A special highlight of this house is its incredibly smooth and comfortable bed sheets and duvet covers. The comforters feel like sleeping on clouds, and everyone had an excellent night's sleep. One thing to note is that the house is next to Nara Women's University, so there might be a little bit of noise. It's really just a tiny bit, not loud at all, but if you're very sensitive to sound, it's something to be aware of."
Hotel Nikko Nara
"The hotel enjoys a convenient location and offers spacious rooms. Overall, I’m quite satisfied with my stay. However, if you arrive before 3:00 PM, please note that this hotel is different from others: it does not provide luggage storage or delivery to your room. Guests must store their luggage on their own in the luggage room outside the lobby. Knowing this rule in advance can help avoid misunderstandings. During my check-in, the staff refused to store my luggage and told me to do it myself. Meanwhile, at the next counter, the staff helped a Japanese couple store their luggage and said they would deliver it to their room. I was very confused about the unfair treatment. Later, the staff checked and explained that they were VIP members and therefore eligible for this service. I’m glad I asked; otherwise, I would have definitely thought the hotel was discriminating against guests. That said, I still suggest the hotel check guests’ membership status first before directly refusing service."
KONJAKUSO Nara Naramachi "MUSHIBUROYA" Sauna Villa
"We stayed here for two nights and one night with three families, eight people in total, and it was very spacious and comfortable. There were two bathrooms, one on the first floor and one on the second floor, so we had no trouble finding one. Each of the four rooms on the second floor had two double (or maybe king?) beds, so each of the eight people could use one, which was a luxurious experience. The bedding was also very comfortable. There was no mention of pajamas, but they provided some samue-style work clothes. There were two Refa hair irons, one for curling and one for straightening, which was nice. The refrigerator had four bottles of mineral water, two 1-go (approx. 180ml) bottles of sake, one shochu (approx. 180ml) of the same size, two carbonated drinks, and snacks. It was disappointing that there were only seven snacks for eight people. Coffee, tea, green tea, and sugar were provided. There was no milk for coffee. The coffee was served in a cassette dispenser. There was also a microwave, toaster oven, water heater, and rice cooker. The kitchen was well-equipped with the basic necessities. The glasses were made of plastic, which bothered me a little, and they were cloudy and scratched. It would have been nice to have hand towels (there were some in the bathroom). The living room, adjacent to the kitchen, had a comfortable sofa, a large-screen TV, and a Switch. The disposable slippers were made of fluffy towel material and felt very comfortable. The lighting was mostly indirect and dim. I wish there were trash cans in each room on the second floor. The bathroom had a sauna and a separate cold bath, as well as two rocking chairs for relaxing. There were two showers in the large communal bath and another glass-enclosed shower booth next to the toilet in the laundry room. The amenities were also plentiful. One thing I didn't like about the bath was the water pressure, which significantly decreased if multiple taps were used at the same time. The sauna was large enough for three adults to fit in at the same time. Sauna mats were also provided. I had been able to contact them by phone the day before, but on the day itself, I couldn't get through at all, which was frustrating. Later, I found a wooden box with a special item for contacting them at the entrance, but I wondered how this system worked. There were plastic umbrellas available at the entrance, but there weren't enough for everyone. However, we were lucky to get some unexpected rain. The location is great, within walking distance of tourist spots like the Naramachi area and Todaiji Temple. Being able to leave our luggage at 12 o'clock was a relief. It would have been even better if we could have checked in at the same time... Everyone was very kind, from the phone staff to the cleaning staff. Overall, I was very satisfied. I would have liked to stay another night."
Onyado Nono Nara Natural Hot Spring
"First, the hotel locates next to the JR Nara Station which is easy for access. The cleanliness of the room was as good as other Onyado Nono hotels which I stayed before. The staff was very helpful and the services were good. However, the breakfast was quite disappointing me which the variety of food was little especially the types of sashimi were too little compared with other Onyado Nono hotels."
Novotel Nara
"I stayed here last year, still as new. Able to park on site. We had dinner here, price was reasonable"
Piazza Hotel Nara
"I had a really pleasant stay at here. The room was excellent, comfortable, well designed, and fully equipped with everything I needed. What truly impressed me was the service: They helped me to make a restaurant reservation."
Shisui, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Nara
"Amazing! Quite! Beautiful!"
Henn na Hotel Premier Nara
"A perfect venue for friends and families. The weather is perfect and chilly. The location is just write when you’re staying longer period in Kyoto. I choose this location in Nara due to I have long period over there. So that I can travel a one day trip from far away and get back more easily. In Nara, it is more peaceful and the people in Nara are more friendly. No stress! I love it."
JW Marriott Hotel Nara
"good hotel"
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Nara Kasuga KANOYA
"The new hotel has a great location, very close to Dodai-ji Temple and Kasuga Shrine. The rooms are spacious and the water pressure is strong. The only downside is the lack of curtains. The hotel staff are very friendly and helpful."
Nara Hotel
"The service standard still need some improvement in order to catch up with the international chain hotels, especially during the checking in."
Hotel New Wakasa
"It’s very near toudaiji & Nara park. However it’s little bit far from the Nara Kintetsu station, it would take about 15-20 minutes by walking. The room & building are extremely clean. I recommend the top level of the hotel, you can see the beautiful view and there would be an exotic atmosphere at night."
Kamenoi Hotel Nara
"It is a very typical Japanese hot spring hotel, mostly Japanese tourists, mostly elderly people, and some Japanese families come together. The rooms are relatively large, with Japanese-style living rooms, and Western-style beds in the bedrooms. It is very comfortable to take a bath in wooden barrels of hot spring water. The hotel is a bit old, and the breakfast is mainly Japanese, with few varieties and quantities. The dinner provided is also included in the hotel fee, which is quite satisfactory."
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."
Hotel Asyl Nara Annex
"It was clean and okay. Not a bad location though. Good service."
The Deer Park Inn
"When we arrived, the reception area was empty with just a note telling us to dial 1 on the phone to alert the staff. We followed the instructions, but no one answered/came. We ended up waiting about half an hour before someone finally showed up. This was a big deal for us because we were hoping to drop off our luggage and visit Todaiji Temple before it closed. Because of the wait, we had to skip Todaiji entirely that day. The location is the inn's biggest strength. However, the rooms don't have tables to set your things on, and the walls are very thin. You can hear people in neighboring rooms snoring or chatting, and footsteps from the hallway are clearly audible. The shared bathrooms are clean. There's a cafe upstairs that opens in the morning for breakfast, and overnight guests get a discount. The food was so-so overall, though the local jam and honey were tasty. The rice flour muffins were dry. I wouldn't recommend this inn if you're a light sleeper or easily distracted by noise."
Hotel Fine Garden Nara Horai
"nice hotel, clean and big room, friendly staff, the housekeeping is everyday, will be back again soon"
LOCO minami-ichi
"We had a good time at this place. Everything was very clean, the check-in was very easy and despite the thin walls (occasionally you could hear other guests use their door lock or the hotels neighbors coming home to their house) we had a good nights sleep. Would come again. Very spacious rooms compared to other Japanese hotel rooms. Bonus: there was a super clean and almost unused community kitchen with washingmachines and dryers."
Washington Hotel Plaza Nara
"Close to Nara park. All food places around."
Comfort Hotel Nara
"Good location just 5 to 10 minutes walk from JR Nara, where you can take the city loop bus to the temples. The ramen shop right next to the hotel offers late-night supper option, with Matsuya just opposite the hotel, and a Okonomiyaki shop right behind. Breakfast was simple but sufficient and totally value for the money paid. Highly recommend"
Hotel Naranohamori
"The coolest hotel we’ve been in Japan. Great interior resemble to the old Japanese style. Great location"
Super Hotel Premier Jr Nara Eki
"very nice experience and friendly staff come down is NARA Station its easily for travelling and free hot Spring and free drink"
Nara Royal Hotel
"very good..love it"
Nara Ryokan Annex Sweet Hotaru Gen
"Facilities: Relatively new, the room is large. Health condition is average"
Mikasa
"A great, authentic experience. We wish we stayed another night and it was so nice to de stress up in the mountain"
Nara Park Hotel
"The page says there is a sea view room, but it actually has a mountain view. Although there is pick-up and drop-off at the station, the pick-up and drop-off time is stipulated. It is not very clear without marking it. It's too far from the station and far from the scenic spots."
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1 GBP ≈ 216.78 JPY
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Docomo/KDDI/SoftBank
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11,051 |
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Total properties |
140 |
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£170 |
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£192 |
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Hotel Nikko Nara |
FAQ – Hotels in Nara City
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What are the best places to stay in Nara City?
Some of the best places to stay in Nara City are near popular attractions like Nara Park and Todaiji, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Nara City?
Families visiting Nara City often prefer hotels like Tenpyo Ryokan (from £61), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the top hotels in Nara City near Nara Park?
Some of the top hotels in Nara City near Nara Park include Miroku Nara by the Share Hotels (from £38), Ryokan Asukasou at the Entrancne of Nara Park (from £37) and Shisui, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Nara (from £258), all offering easy access to Nara Park, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Nara City?
The most popular Nara City hotels for your stay: Hotel Nikko Nara (from £34), Piazza Hotel Nara (from £30) and Onyado Nono Nara Natural Hot Spring (from £36) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Nara City are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Hotel Nikko Nara (from £34), JW Marriott Hotel Nara (from £133) and Hotel Asyl Nara (from £27) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Nara City have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Onyado Nono Nara Natural Hot Spring (from £36), Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nara Natural Hot Spring (from £30) and Nara Royal Hotel (from £28) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Nara City have swimming pools?
JW Marriott Hotel Nara (from £133), Ando Hotel Nara Wakakusayama -Dlight Life & Hotels- (from £117) and Nara Park Hotel (from £28) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Nara City offer an especially good breakfast ?
Hotel Nikko Nara (from £34),Novotel Nara (from £33) and JW Marriott Hotel Nara (from £133) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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