2-Star Hotels in Nara City

The location is great. You can walk uphill to Mt. Wakakusa. It’s beautiful to feed the deer and watch the sunset. It’s very close to Todaiji Kasuga Taisha Shrine. The small suite with bunk beds for three people and a kitchen is so beautiful. You can make dinner and breakfast early in the morning. The deer is in front of the window, it feels like a vacation

It was my first time to experience Japanese accommodation, perhaps the most unique experience in my life. The sanitary conditions are okay, but the bathroom is relatively small. The facilities are complete and Nara Station is nearby, so you can walk to the hotel with your luggage in a few minutes.

The host is a very friendly old gentleman. A century-old old villa with a Japanese atmosphere. It feels very homey. It is very clean and tidy. On the day of check-in, the old gentleman worried that we could not drive us to Nara Park to see the deer. I like the accommodation experience here.

This hotel is good, but the location is very collapsed, in a very remote place, you need to take the bus, next to the mountain and bamboo forest, it is scary at night, there is nothing around

Lovely Japanese style in with a great location near Nara park. Owner spoke good English and was very kind and helpful. Room was clean and stuff like towels and a toothbrush were provided. The Onsen is open from 17:00 to 23:00 and was a great experience. Can’t recommend this place enough.

The hotel is nice, very spacious, you can do karaoke in the room, the service is friendly.

The service is in place and the open-air hot springs are also great. The disadvantage is that the sound insulation of the room is not good. Fortunately, the quality of the guests staying in is very high and basically does not affect it. The only thing that cannot accept is that there is no bathroom in the room. In addition to this, other full marks!