Nara Park Hotel

"At the pool, there were two staff members (unclear if they were lifeguards or simply receptionists) who spent their time chatting at the top of the stairs and only handled reception duties. We were informed that the shower in our room might not have hot water, but it thankfully did. All four sets of sheets were riddled with holes, and for that reason, I will definitely not be returning. I believe there's a clear distinction between an 'old' ryokan and a 'dirty' one, but this establishment unfortunately fit both descriptions."

Ando Hotel Nara Wakakusayama -Dlight Life & Hotels-

"The views are great, the hotel staff are very friendly and helpful, and there are plenty of activities at the hotel, including a free private hot spring. In the evening, there's a bus that takes us up to the top of Mount Wakakusa for sightseeing."

Hana Naramachi

Hotel Asyl Nara

"Very convenient location for shopping and transportation."

The Deer Park Inn

"There are deer at the door and Mount Wakakusa next to it. It is very close to various attractions. Although the boss does not speak the language, he is very enthusiastic and gave me a map. There is a public restaurant, toilet, and shower. The room is clean. There are deer outside the window. It's just that it's a mountain road. I was exhausted from pulling the luggage. I searched for a long time and found it on a big staircase."

Kamenoi Hotel Nara

"The hotel staff are very professional and they can meet my needs. There are surprises for breakfast and dinner, add a little money and you can have all-you-can-eat long-legged crabs. Room cleanliness is good."

Hotel Asyl Nara Annex

"It was clean and okay. Not a bad location though. Good service."

Ryokan Asukasou at the Entrancne of Nara Park

"It was a lovely welcoming ryokwn. We had a tatami room which was spacious and delightful smelling. We used the outdoor onsen for lovely night views even with the pagoda's current work."

Hotel New Wakasa

"Everything was great, except the room wasn't the one I booked."

Super Hotel Jr Nara Ekimae Sanjo Dori

"My trip to Japan was so enjoyable largely because of this hotel! I was initially worried about the two Superhotels, but this one was fantastic! It's right across from the JR station, and the staff at the front desk all speak Chinese, and I heard they also speak Korean, Japanese, and English—amazing! Communication was completely seamless. During check-in, they explained everything in detail, including pillows, pajamas, combs, shampoo, and more! The breakfast was delicious and very Japanese, and I noticed many Japanese people choose to stay here, which was really great. Nara Park is also within walking distance. Overall, I had a wonderful time. I've already recommended it to everyone I know, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Kansai—it's even cheaper than others! The rooms are small, but that seems to be a common problem with Japanese hotels."

Washington Hotel Plaza Nara

"This is a great choice for solo travelers. It's located on Nara's main street, perfectly situated between Kintetsu Nara Station and JR Nara Station, offering easy access to all the major sights. There are numerous dining options nearby, and I'd advise against eating at the hotel as the prices are quite high. It's excellent for an overnight stay and provides great value for money. Although the rooms are small, they're well-equipped, and you can even take a bath to relax and wash away the day's tiredness. The view is alright. If you're after luxury, there are plenty of 4- and 5-star hotels in the area."