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This was my first time using this accommodation. I didn't know it was a public accommodation. The dinner was very delicious. Located in a residential area, it's perfect for sightseeing in Nara. Previously, I stayed at a business hotel, but next time I will use this accommodation again. The room's water facilities were clean, and the bedding was also spotless. The entire facility seemed well-maintained and clean. I thought 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 one more great memory to my trip. Thank you very much!

Everything was impeccable, from the cleanliness of the Facility and the staff’s service to the breakfast. One minor issue: a few long hairs were stuck to the bathroom ceiling. I assume they became airborne while drying and remained there.

Both the town and the Accommodation were pleasantly quiet. Rather than a place to “enjoy the Accommodation,” it felt like a place where, through your stay, you become part of Nara. If you’re looking for an Accommodation for sightseeing in Nara, the location is convenient, so I’d like to stay here again next time. There’s nothing particularly notable about the amenities, but there was neither shortage nor excess, which I think is good.

We stayed with our 2-year-old child. As I was pregnant, we chose this Hotel because it seemed conveniently located near Nara Park, and we booked a stay with meals included. Dinner was delicious and so generous that we couldn’t finish it. For our 2-year-old, they brought plain rice and furikake first, which made it easy to feed our child. Breakfast was a bit lighter and didn’t quite leave us completely full, but if you plan to eat while sightseeing, it felt just right. It may be a little too light for men. The complimentary water was very helpful. However, it was a large bottle (1.5L? 2L?), so we finished it at the Hotel. There is a 700-yen parking subsidy. Parking near the Hotel often costs over 1,000 yen, but we found a parking lot a little farther away where we could park for 700 yen and used that instead. The Hotel itself is somewhat old, but it was kept very clean, and the staff were kind and helpful.

I used this accommodation for work and travel in Kyoto (with my family of four). Since accommodations in Kyoto city were expensive, we decided to stay here as we were traveling by car. It takes about 30-40 minutes from Kyoto city, and there is an onsen facility nearby, along with restaurants and supermarkets, which was convenient. The hotel facilities were clean, the room was spacious and comfortable. The parking lot was also large and convenient. Breakfast was great as well. I think I will choose this place again next time. Thank you very much!

The room was spacious enough for a single room, and I was happy to find a large sofa. The shower had strong water pressure, making it very comfortable to use. Having a kettle and humidifier provided was also helpful. The amenities were standard, but I think women would appreciate having items like lotion or moisturizer available. There was some loud noise at night that caught my attention, but it wasn't disruptive enough to prevent sleep. I had dinner at the restaurant on the first floor of the building. The hospitality from the hostess and staff left a positive impression of this accommodation as an excellent choice. I would love to stay here again!

The staff are kind. The floors are spotless and shiny. The Room has large windows, and the greenery by the pond is soothing.

I stayed here while visiting the real-life locations from the anime “Sound! Euphonium.” ・Access Just a few minutes on foot from either JR Uji Station or Keihan Uji Station. Right after passing through the large torii gate from Uji Bridge. It’s also close to Byodo-in Temple (Phoenix Hall)—an excellent location. ・Plan Only No Meals Included, but there are several convenience stores within walking distance near the stations. Even closer (about a 2-minute walk) is a supermarket (Shokuhinkan Apro). On the 1st floor below the Accommodation (on the 3rd and 4th floors), there is a diner popular with Kyoto Animation fans. (*The 2nd floor is a mahjong parlor.) ・Room A room that used to be a 4-person dormitory (shared room) before COVID is now used as a private Room. ・Facility The Room has basic amenities such as a toothbrush and large towel, plus a window air conditioner, mini fridge, fan, air circulator, hair dryer, water dispenser (it takes some technique and finger strength to dispense hot water), instant coffee, lockers, sofa, vanity mirror/dressing table, and plenty of outlets. Wi‑Fi available. A microwave is available in the shared space. No kitchen. Shared toilet/shower (bathtub not available). Shampoo/conditioner/body soap provided. Coin-operated washing machine available. No elevator. ・Curfew You will be given a key, so you can come and go freely at night. The owner does not stay on-site overnight. ・Notes This Accommodation is not a Hotel; it’s an affordable guesthouse for backpackers (also comparable to a small inn or private lodging). If you are very sensitive about cleanliness, uncomfortable with shared toilets/showers, unable to communicate at least minimally with other guests or the owner, or cannot carry your suitcase without an elevator, I recommend choosing a business hotel near the station instead. The owner is an ex-backpacker and very friendly; if he isn’t busy with activities like his study group/classroom projects, he’ll chat with you and offer travel advice. Depending on timing and conditions, he may even be able to show you Euphonium locations in his tuk-tuk (a three-wheeled motor taxi commonly used in Southeast Asia). If you want more of an authentic local experience rather than just another business hotel stay near the station, I recommend this Accommodation.

The Room was spacious, clean, and very comfortable. I wish I had been able to prepare in advance with a better understanding of the Room’s layout and amenities.\nI’d like to stay here again if I visit Nara.

It felt like renting an apartment. It was great that, in addition to futons and towels, there was also a hair dryer, a hair iron, various appliances, and even dishes. We didn’t have a baby with us, but there was a baby crib and other items, so I think it’s also suitable for families with small children. The station is just a few minutes’ walk away, and there are plenty of supermarkets, convenience stores, and restaurants nearby. Since everything is well equipped, I felt it’s ideal for longer stays.

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 hotel staff were friendly, and I would love to stay here again.

Although it was a No Meals Included stay, we stayed for two nights as a parent and child on the Standard Japanese-Style Room Plan. It is located on a hill with great views. The Japanese-style room was very spacious, clean, and comfortable, with all the amenities we needed. However, the only downside was that we couldn’t adjust the shower temperature well in the bathroom—it would sometimes get too hot or too lukewarm. Perhaps because there were few guests, it was very quiet from night until morning, and we were able to relax. The parking lot was also large and easy to use. If we have a chance to stay in the Ikoma area again, we would like to try it with meals included next time. Thank you very much.