Hotel Asyl Nara Reviews

This hotel is located in between the two train stations. It is on a busy road, but the sights are walkable. The room was large, and it was great to have a sitting area and space to relax. The furnishings are worn and dated. The onsen is a nice feature at the end of a long day. As were the free drinks in reception in the early evening. We enjoyed our stay.

Breakfast was good. Room so clean

The hotel is nice and the service is good. It close to the sightseeing spot

It is not far from Nara JR Station and Kintetsu Station, but Kintetsu Station is relatively closer. I checked in during my birthday. I informed the hotel in advance and received a handwritten card and a bag of konpeito when I checked in. There is no need to clean up and there are free cans of sparkling wine or barley tea. I added a Japanese dinner, and when I was almost done with the meal, the restaurant staff also brought free small cakes with candles and fruit platters, which was very touching. The rooms are all sliding doors, with a tatami area, which is very large and clean. There are free white pajamas to change every day. The bathroom and toilet are separated into wet and dry areas, and there are two hair dryers. There is free coffee and matcha milk on the first floor. You can mix your own sparkling wine before 21 o'clock in the evening, and the souvenir shop is also open before 22 o'clock to buy some specialties. There is a free 1-hour walking tour of Nara street buildings at 7 o'clock on weekends. Just inform the hotel in advance to make an appointment. There is a non-hot spring hot spring bath on the basement floor, but I didn't experience it due to the itinerary. The breakfast is a buffet of Japanese scenic spots. The egg rolls are delicious, and the fruit is as good as cantaloupe. A very pleasant stay experience

Bad review, bad review, bad review. This hotel is the most unpleasant experience in my trip to Japan. I booked a twin room for more than 500, but there was one more person when I arrived. At first, they charged me 25,000 yen more, as if they had never seen money. After repeated communication, they deducted my original breakfast and said that I would have to pay at least 13,500 yen more. They used the most gentle words but did the most cruel thing. I couldn't communicate with the Ctrip manager to check out, and I was speechless in the end. But I have a backbone. I don't want the room or the money. It's super wordy and there is no service attitude at all.

The location of this hotel is hard to describe. Across the street is a Japanese cemetery. Don't stay here if you mind. It's a long way from Wakakusa Mountain, a certain distance from the station, and a little far from the bustling commercial street. The important thing is that this hotel sees that you are Chinese and can't speak Japanese. They are not enthusiastic at all and don't say hello when they see you. It is completely different from other Japanese hotels. However, the room is relatively large, the price is relatively cheap, and the environment is relatively new. If you don't consider those things, you can choose it.

The hotel is in a great location, about 10 minutes walk from the train station, and you can go to see the deer~ There is also a shopping mall nearby, which is convenient The hotel is also very clean and hygienic, and the bed sheets, bath towels and trash cans are changed every day. The breakfast is also great. Highly recommended!

This time when I came to Nara, I booked this Ace Hotel and was very satisfied. The hotel is not far from JR Nara Station. Exit the JR station from the east exit and walk north along the main road. Turn right and walk 50 meters to the hotel where there is a parking lot on the right. The first floor of the hotel is a specialty store. There is a free reception in the evening. The basement is a large bath. It is very comfortable to take a bath here in winter. The room is large and well decorated, with full heating. The front desk is very enthusiastic. It is worthy of being a hotel in a tourist city. It is really good.

The room is relatively large for Japan, not oppressive. The hot spring downstairs is actually a traditional Japanese bathhouse The front desk doesn't speak English very well, but it's understandable, so you need to pay attention The bar on the first floor has a lot of things, and there are also some souvenirs for sale (the picture is irrelevant)

Very good hotel, hot water is available in the lobby, rich breakfast and spacious rooms

The place is clean, the waiters are polite and considerate. The triple room has three of everything. Tai Tong provides free drinks at the hotel. Not too crowded, very conveniently located between JR and the subway. Can carry

The room is large, the first floor has a nice atmosphere, and the location is OK, next to Nara Station and the commercial street, and close to the subway station. There is no room card, it is a mechanical key, which is quite special. There is luggage storage service

The hotel is close to JR Nara Station and the bus station, making it convenient for travel. Although the hotel is a bit old, the facilities are clean. There is a free hot spring on the underground first floor, which can eliminate the fatigue after a day of sightseeing. The front desk staff is dedicated. There is a rest space in the front desk cafe, and hot and cold water coffee and tea bags can be picked up by yourself. There seems to be not many restaurants around, and the hotel has its own restaurant and souvenir shop.

The location is between JR Nara and Kintetsu Nara, and it is very convenient to go anywhere. The room is a bit old, but it was cleaned very well. The highlight is that there is a free large bath and the breakfast is very delicious!