Homestays in Nara Prefecture, Japan

It is a building that feels the age at first glance, but when I stepped in, the nostalgic space that was carefully maintained spread. The room I stayed in ”Awafuji” was a really nice room. In a tatami room with a wide 々, the ceiling is high and you can feel ”I came to stay at my grandparents' house”. I thought it was lit up without worrying when I saw the garden at night. It was only once that I was able to meet the staff because it was a corona cherry blossom, but I was able to feel the hospitality of the hospitality. I would like to let you go again.

There are bath buckets and bath medicine! Unfortunately, bath clothes can not be bought.

It is a self-check-in hotel, but the hotel forgot to send the door and room code via email. When I arrived, it was a bit chaotic. My phone was not roaming, so I couldn't make calls. Fortunately, a neighbor of the hotel called to ask for the code. The Japanese people are very kind. The hotel is quiet and peaceful. There are a few bathrooms. There is one room per floor, mixed gender. The accommodation is beautifully decorated and clean. There is tea, coffee, and kitchen equipment. If I have a chance, I will stay again.

The boss is a Chinese girl, especially good, you can introduce authentic local life suggestions, supermarkets, food, play, and the structure of traditional Japanese-style one-family construction can feel the quiet local culture, great, in addition to convenient transportation, quiet in the middle of noisy, whether it is to go to the Yuwu Bookstore, Montball is not far from Don Quixote, and it is also close to JR Nara Station.

I stayed to take a picture of the scenery of Nara in the morning because I was worried about the atmosphere that the appearance produced before. Two young men who were friendly were at the front and bar space, and it was a very pleasant response. Only meals were provided, and 々 foreigners living in Nara were used as part of Kendo or some training. The bath is a spacious bathroom with a bathtub and ２ places only for showers. After bathing, read while drinking free coffee in a shared space where you can see the garden. I enjoyed the conversation with those who were guided by cycling tours from Australia. I thought I would continue reading after I stayed in the dormitory, but I wanted to drink in a retro bar space, and I was 3 minutes before the end of the service at 22 o'clock, but I was very kind to make a water split. Sleep comfortably. The next morning I checked out without eating, but the gentle response of the male staff was really pleasant and talked about Nara, which was fun again. There is no chance, but it is an inn that I wanted to go to stay again. I think I'll go to eat only.

It's so friendly and cheap There's enough food to eat to fill. It was so delicious that I ate a lot of rice. I'm checking out, I'm eating on the way, and I'm holding a cherry blossom. He gave me a chopsticks set and took me to the bus stop. I think of a real country grandmother, and I'm so tearful. I really recommend it

The host, Ms. Murakami (if my memory serves me right) was really accommodating. For a solo traveller, the inn was more than comfortable, with equipped shared kitchen and clean bathroom and shower. And close to Yamato-Kamiichi station too!

The room is near the south gate of Ruocao Mountain. There are many deer at the door. You can rest assured that the children can feed the deer and rest in the room. Room has living room, laundry, drying, kitchenette, microwave. No TV, but wifi is fast. It is very quiet at night, and there are birds in the forest in the morning. The sun shines in the leaves, which can make people stay in a daze for a long time. Very close to the Spring Festival Dashe, Dongda Temple walks for ten minutes, Ruocao Mountain is recommended to go after 6 pm, the day is too hot, there are many deer on the hillside at night.

I think this is the most Japanese-style house. It’s very good. I like it, especially because it’s in the park itself. The sika deer is right in front of the window. The landlord’s morning is very delicious. My son wants a second portion. Hahahaha. Jia Feng here. It’s simple, especially the landlord’s house that has a lot of old records. It’s a rare treat to listen to his collection of valuable jazz music and eat a delicious breakfast.

It is a building that feels the age at first glance, but when I stepped in, the nostalgic space that was carefully maintained spread. The room I stayed in ”Awafuji” was a really nice room. In a tatami room with a wide 々, the ceiling is high and you can feel ”I came to stay at my grandparents' house”. I thought it was lit up without worrying when I saw the garden at night. It was only once that I was able to meet the staff because it was a corona cherry blossom, but I was able to feel the hospitality of the hospitality. I would like to let you go again.

There are bath buckets and bath medicine! Unfortunately, bath clothes can not be bought.

It is a self-check-in hotel, but the hotel forgot to send the door and room code via email. When I arrived, it was a bit chaotic. My phone was not roaming, so I couldn't make calls. Fortunately, a neighbor of the hotel called to ask for the code. The Japanese people are very kind. The hotel is quiet and peaceful. There are a few bathrooms. There is one room per floor, mixed gender. The accommodation is beautifully decorated and clean. There is tea, coffee, and kitchen equipment. If I have a chance, I will stay again.

The boss is a Chinese girl, especially good, you can introduce authentic local life suggestions, supermarkets, food, play, and the structure of traditional Japanese-style one-family construction can feel the quiet local culture, great, in addition to convenient transportation, quiet in the middle of noisy, whether it is to go to the Yuwu Bookstore, Montball is not far from Don Quixote, and it is also close to JR Nara Station.

I stayed to take a picture of the scenery of Nara in the morning because I was worried about the atmosphere that the appearance produced before. Two young men who were friendly were at the front and bar space, and it was a very pleasant response. Only meals were provided, and 々 foreigners living in Nara were used as part of Kendo or some training. The bath is a spacious bathroom with a bathtub and ２ places only for showers. After bathing, read while drinking free coffee in a shared space where you can see the garden. I enjoyed the conversation with those who were guided by cycling tours from Australia. I thought I would continue reading after I stayed in the dormitory, but I wanted to drink in a retro bar space, and I was 3 minutes before the end of the service at 22 o'clock, but I was very kind to make a water split. Sleep comfortably. The next morning I checked out without eating, but the gentle response of the male staff was really pleasant and talked about Nara, which was fun again. There is no chance, but it is an inn that I wanted to go to stay again. I think I'll go to eat only.

The room is near the south gate of Ruocao Mountain. There are many deer at the door. You can rest assured that the children can feed the deer and rest in the room. Room has living room, laundry, drying, kitchenette, microwave. No TV, but wifi is fast. It is very quiet at night, and there are birds in the forest in the morning. The sun shines in the leaves, which can make people stay in a daze for a long time. Very close to the Spring Festival Dashe, Dongda Temple walks for ten minutes, Ruocao Mountain is recommended to go after 6 pm, the day is too hot, there are many deer on the hillside at night.

I ordered a double bed and made a loft. The overall space is not very large, but it is much more comfortable than domestic hotels. The hygiene and service are excellent. The location is very good. It is 7 minutes walk from Nara Park and 5 minutes from the subway entrance. A place to eat, drink and play for 5 minutes. You can play in Nara for a few more days, the deer are very cute

I think this is the most Japanese-style house. It’s very good. I like it, especially because it’s in the park itself. The sika deer is right in front of the window. The landlord’s morning is very delicious. My son wants a second portion. Hahahaha. Jia Feng here. It’s simple, especially the landlord’s house that has a lot of old records. It’s a rare treat to listen to his collection of valuable jazz music and eat a delicious breakfast.

Clean environment, good environment

This guest house is located at the entrance of Mt. Wakakusa. ● Room The room only has large towels, toothbrushes, hair dryers, hangers, beds and windows. There is no TV, hand towels, yukata, etc. The downside is that the floor is creaking just a little walk, so even if there are people walking upstairs or corridors, you can see it. Also, there is no place to eat nearby in the morning or at night, so let's eat or buy it in front of the station. ● Common section There is a tea set and a dining space in the common section. There is one shared washroom, one toilet ２, and one shower booth ３ each 々 shampoo, conditioner, and body soap. Since the number of rooms is small, I could use it comfortably without wearing it with other people. ● Transportation Transportation costs about 1200 yen by taxi from Kintetsu Nara Station. If you have time for the bus, there is a 100 yen bus so you can get there nearby. It will take less than 30 minutes on foot from Kintetsu Nara Station.

It's so friendly and cheap There's enough food to eat to fill. It was so delicious that I ate a lot of rice. I'm checking out, I'm eating on the way, and I'm holding a cherry blossom. He gave me a chopsticks set and took me to the bus stop. I think of a real country grandmother, and I'm so tearful. I really recommend it

The host, Ms. Murakami (if my memory serves me right) was really accommodating. For a solo traveller, the inn was more than comfortable, with equipped shared kitchen and clean bathroom and shower. And close to Yamato-Kamiichi station too!

A small Japanese-style hotel hidden in the mountains of Nara Prefecture, no matter where you come from, you can find the same feeling of home here. It can be comparable to the kaiseki cuisine of Michelin restaurants, so that you can taste the Japanese food that is completely different from the previous impression. After the cooking director carefully developed and according to the season, The food made by the guests' tastes is amazing! 👍👍👍 The hotel also has translations for guests from different countries, and the translation and communication levels are professional! Guests can also visit the crafts workshops in the villages around the hotel. Every craftsman and their craftsman spirit is awesome! The village is surrounded by a large area of original fir trees. If you have the strength, you can also go close to nature, explore the monasteries and waterfalls. In short, I am very happy to stay, I hope that in different seasons we can go to the field Neold Hotel to have a different style! .

I did a one night stay and 2 nights before I go, I called the owner to request him to add breakfast and dinner to my booking. He mentioned that he could fix something simple if I didn't mind as his wife would be busy. He offered to pick me up from Shimoichiguchi station when he knew I was going by train. After picking me up, he brought me to a famous temple on the way. It was not somewhere I could visit without driving so I was appreciative. He explained that the house was left behind by his mother and he decided to convert it to a guesthouse last year. There is a famous shrine with a Noh stage within 10 mins walk from the guesthouse and I went there twice as there was a procession at 8am the next morning. There is also Amano river where waters are clear and fishermen can be seen occasionally. Dinner will eventually still prepared by the owner's wife. Food was fresh and delicious. I had beef stew with whole grain rice and several side dishes from the town. As the nearby onsen was closed until June, I decided to visit Dorogawa onsen during checkout. The owner offered to drive me there at no charges. The guesthouse was tastefully converted from a 2 century old house with a nice fusion of new and old. Guests could use the living area with stove heating, bar counter, bathroom and toilets. There are only 2 bedrooms so chances are, you can get some peaceful relaxation. The owner speaks limited English but he uses an electronic pocket tool to help him communicate with overseas guest. His room rates are very very reasonable and he and his wife are both very kind and friendly. They really go all out to make your stay pleasant so give the guesthouse a try. The owner heard I wanted to see stars though I told him I did not expect to since the weather forecast was cloudy. He checked the skies at 9pm and told me that some stars could be seen and took me to a dark stargazing spot nearby. I was happy as I managed to take some decent photos.

It's so friendly and cheap There's enough food to eat to fill. It was so delicious that I ate a lot of rice. I'm checking out, I'm eating on the way, and I'm holding a cherry blossom. He gave me a chopsticks set and took me to the bus stop. I think of a real country grandmother, and I'm so tearful. I really recommend it

I did a one night stay and 2 nights before I go, I called the owner to request him to add breakfast and dinner to my booking. He mentioned that he could fix something simple if I didn't mind as his wife would be busy. He offered to pick me up from Shimoichiguchi station when he knew I was going by train. After picking me up, he brought me to a famous temple on the way. It was not somewhere I could visit without driving so I was appreciative. He explained that the house was left behind by his mother and he decided to convert it to a guesthouse last year. There is a famous shrine with a Noh stage within 10 mins walk from the guesthouse and I went there twice as there was a procession at 8am the next morning. There is also Amano river where waters are clear and fishermen can be seen occasionally. Dinner will eventually still prepared by the owner's wife. Food was fresh and delicious. I had beef stew with whole grain rice and several side dishes from the town. As the nearby onsen was closed until June, I decided to visit Dorogawa onsen during checkout. The owner offered to drive me there at no charges. The guesthouse was tastefully converted from a 2 century old house with a nice fusion of new and old. Guests could use the living area with stove heating, bar counter, bathroom and toilets. There are only 2 bedrooms so chances are, you can get some peaceful relaxation. The owner speaks limited English but he uses an electronic pocket tool to help him communicate with overseas guest. His room rates are very very reasonable and he and his wife are both very kind and friendly. They really go all out to make your stay pleasant so give the guesthouse a try. The owner heard I wanted to see stars though I told him I did not expect to since the weather forecast was cloudy. He checked the skies at 9pm and told me that some stars could be seen and took me to a dark stargazing spot nearby. I was happy as I managed to take some decent photos.