Hotel Pagoda Reviews

Good service, perfect location close to main road and activities center. Small but nice and clean room

Clean and spacious room, great location.

Hotel with an excellent location next to Nara Park. There is a small kitchen on the floor. The room (dormitory) has a toilet and two showers. There are also showers and toilets on the floor. The bed is normal, but the bed linen is very rough and when someone moves you can hear it a lot.

Beautiful place, very close and walking distance to the lake, Nara park, pagoda and some of the temples. Free parking too, very friendly front desk personnel. Arigato.

The biggest advantage is that it is in the core area of ​​the scenic area, which is very convenient. It is also suitable for traveling alone. The five-person room has good light and privacy isolation, and the room is equipped with a shared bathroom.

The house should be a converted grocery room or staff dormitory. There are only two small lights emitting weak light inside, and a wardrobe-like space filled with bedding. The female toilet is separate from the bathroom. There is no charging station on the upper bunk, only on the lower bunk. Except for being close to Nara Park, there are no other advantages.

In order to experience tatami accommodation, I stayed here for one night. The location is super good, right next to the Sarushaku Pond in Nara Park, not far from JR Nara Station and Konishi Street. The tatami room is relatively small, but fortunately there is a large cupboard. The mattress is quite comfortable. Given the super beautiful price, it doesn't matter that we only have a shared bathroom and toilet. Even if it is the price of a domestic guesthouse, the clean quality is very reassuring~

The uncle at the front desk is really super cute, and he has the feeling of the sad uncle in Japanese comics. It is not big, but it is clean and close to various attractions.

The room was small and shabby, and it was very far from Nara Station. I had to walk a long uphill road with my suitcase to get there. The room was partitioned, and there was no soundproofing at all. A few Japanese old men and women in the living room chatted from six to nine o'clock. It was so noisy. There was only a mattress and a quilt in the room, which was no different from sleeping on the floor. Because my waist was not good, I asked the old man at the front desk for another mattress, but he said no... There was no toothbrush or toothpaste... That day, I felt that I came to Japan to play and stayed here for no reason.

The hotel is in an excellent location. You can see the green space opposite the window. You can see deer in the early morning and evening. It is very close to Nara Park and other places such as Kofuku-ji Temple and Todai-ji Temple. Kasuga Taisha Shrine can be reached in about 20 minutes on foot. The bathroom and toilet are separated. The bathroom is very large and has a large bathtub. But the toilet flushing in the bathroom needs to be manually pulled with great effort, and there is always an unpleasant odor in the bathroom. I don't know if the hair dryer is broken or the function itself is like this. It stops after blowing for a few seconds and the sound is very loud. The most unsatisfactory thing is the WIFI, which is equivalent to no signal. The signal can't reach a single bar. It can only be connected occasionally, but usually can't be connected. Among the several hotels I stayed in, this one has such a bad WIFI. In this era, I didn't expect that there would be hotels with poor WIFI equipment. Now I have learned a lesson. In the future, I must confirm the WIFI equipment in advance when choosing a hotel. I will never choose a hotel with poor WIFI. It is really torturous that I can't use the network after returning to the hotel.

This is a magical hotel. Although it only has three stars, the twin room is very large, and the bathroom can be said to be a private bath, which is better than a big hotel. There are public facilities on the 4th floor, including a kitchen and microwave, and a dining table. Nara Park is right in front of the hotel, and you can see it from the window. It is close to Sarusawa Pond and Kofuku-ji Temple. Saw the cherry blossoms in Nara Park and Saba River, so beautiful.

The hotel is close to Kofuku-ji Temple, Gango-ji Temple, Nara Park, Nara National Museum, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, and Todai-ji Temple. It is only a ten-minute walk from the "Tomoku Shopping Street". From the "Tomoku Shopping Street", walk north for about five minutes to reach Kintetsu Nara Station. JR Nara Station and Kintetsu Nara Station are not the same station. If you get off at JR Nara Station, you need to transfer to a bus to get there. You can take buses 77, 78, 82, 97, 98, and 27 and get off at "N-4" (station name: Kencho-mae). Walk south from the pink road on the bus route map for about 10 minutes to arrive (take a screenshot and mark it for everyone!). It is very convenient to visit the scenic spots and you can reach them by foot in the morning. It is recommended to play for two days to be more sufficient. The hotel is clean and hygienic, and it is relatively quiet. On the east side, you can see the deer when you arrive at the hotel. There is a public area on the floor with a microwave, a sink, and a toilet. There is a special floor for ladies, and the toilet and bathroom are only for girls, which are clean and hygienic. Two maps are available for free on the first floor of the hotel, which are very useful for location identification and will not get lost in the sights. The bus information is also quite detailed, and checking it in advance will save time. The waiting time for some bus routes is a bit long, so you need to be patient.

Service: Very good and welcoming, free luggage storage Environment: Very close to the park Sanitation: Super clean, beautiful corridor design Facilities: Self-service hot water and restaurant, you can cook

Generally speaking, it's not bad, the overall design is quite convenient, and it's close to Nara Park and the station.