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The hotel serves as a convenient base for traveling to Kyoto or Osaka via JR, and it is also very accessible by bus to destinations such as Todai-ji Temple, Toshodai-ji Temple, and Horyu-ji Temple from JR Nara Station. As it is primarily a business hotel, the level of service i

I’m usually picky about pillows, but the bed was very comfortable. The drinks in the fridge were cheaper than at other hotels. The amenities were surprisingly luxurious for these days—the body towel felt great to use, the toothbrushes were good quality, and there was even a ReFa

I was also able to relax in the shared cafe area. The Hotel staff were kind and courteous, so I could stay without any worries. On my way out, I met one of the housekeeping staff members, who saw me off with a smile—another happy memory added to my trip. I would love to stay agai

There are no convenience stores or similar shops around the Hotel, but having a private open-air bath in the room was wonderful. Also, there is an ancient burial mound nearby, and well-maintained walking paths around it allowed us to enjoy a unique experience we don’t usually g

The price is affordable, so I understand, but I was a bit disappointed that there was no bidet. I stayed in the city because I wanted to drink a large beer at my favorite shop and didn't feel like going home. Sarusawa Pond is very close, making it perfect for a pleasant walk.

The Room and shared spaces were impeccably clean, making our first stay here very pleasant. Breakfast was delightful, served in a meal plate & mini buffet style. The plate included items like a deliciously spiced curry soup, which was a unique experience for Hotel breakfast. We

The owner was very kind, and every recommended restaurant was stylish, unique, and delicious. I especially enjoyed relaxing with the books available in the shared space. You can also make and drink coffee freely in the kitchen, which makes you feel like you’re living in Nara. The

I had a very pleasant stay. The dinner buffet was excellent with a variety of options including meat dishes, vegetable dishes, local specialties like tea porridge and Miwa somen, as well as cakes and ice cream. The large bath area featured an Onsen, sauna, and a walking pool,

There were restaurants, a supermarket, and a delicious bakery along the street in front of the hotel, making it easy to enjoy even after a tiring day of sightseeing. The breakfast buffet included Nara's tea porridge, persimmon leaf sushi, and tofu—all very delicious. The staf

The host kindly told me there was a bit of space and that it was OK to park there, so I parked my bike in front of the entrance and was able to take my time sightseeing around town. The Accommodation has a spacious living area that makes great use of the loft, and the shared spa

I stayed here on a trip to Nara. Even though it was a great-value Plan, the Room was spacious and spotless, with a wide range of amenities. It was also very quiet. The bathroom and toilet were new, and the Facility was excellent, so I had a very comfortable stay. Above all, every

I enjoyed watching the Omizutori ceremony at Todaiji Nigatsudo and had a pleasant stay with that feeling lingering. The room was functional and clean, with a spacious and relaxing bathroom. It is a rare and refreshing new accommodation in Nara.

It was quiet, and I was able to sleep well. Breakfast was included, and I enjoyed both the Japanese and Western set meals once each, which was very good. I would have appreciated coffee after the Japanese meal as well, and also after the Western meal (if it is served at the begin

The entire facility seemed well-maintained and clean. All the staff members, including the restaurant staff, were wonderful. There was an adorable origami deer in the room with a message that I took home as a keepsake. It added another great memory to my trip. Thank you ver