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We celebrated a 60th birthday and had an amazing experience! First of all, thank you for your thoughtful hospitality. From the seating arrangement with a view of the garden (and torii gate), to the BD plate and commemorative gifts, every detail was truly appreciated. The kind

Thank you very much. The night view of the buildings in front of the station from the window also became a memorable part of our trip. The relaxed pace made our stay very satisfying. We would definitely like to stay here again when visiting Nara and would recommend this Hotel to

The cuisine was exceptional; it was so well-prepared that even my father could enjoy ingredients he usually dislikes. This trip allowed us to fully experience the added value of "omotenashi" (Japanese hospitality), making it truly special and memorable. We enjoyed delightful

Not only was everything delicious, but the timing of each course was perfect—steamed dishes and clear soup arrived at just the right moment, and even the heating of the tabletop dish was managed so we could enjoy everything at its best. We also appreciated having a vinegared dish

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

Enjoy a variety of free amenities such as a Game & Music Lounge, Alcohol & Light Snack Lounge, Starry Sky Terrace, and Foot Bath. You might even spot chickens wandering around the courtyard! The guest rooms feature terraces with counters and share the same wooden charm as the co

On my first trip back to Nara in a while, I chose NIPPONIA HOTEL, which I became a fan of after staying at their property in Ozu City, Ehime Prefecture. This stay was even better than expected and truly outstanding. The beautifully renovated Rooms and dining spaces in a historic

This is my third stay at this hotel, and I absolutely love it. Nara is a perfect place to enjoy temples, shrines, and nature at a leisurely pace, and whenever I visit, I always choose to stay at Novotel Nara. I highly recommend the Executive Floor for its cozy Executive Lounge,

The view from the Room at dusk was breathtaking, and the greenery and scenery of Todai-ji Temple and Mt. Wakakusa—visible from the open-air bath, the daybed, and the Room—were truly soothing. Spending time at this Accommodation with my friend was relaxing and refreshing. The staf

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 breakfast restaurant "Otenki Parlor" had charming decor, and the buffet offered delicious options like gratin toast, French toast, and dashi chazuke. After check-out, all luggage lockers were full; however, a staff member kindly came out to store my luggage for me—very helpfu

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.

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

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 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,