Nara Park Hotel

"I hope the hotel cleans the dust filters on the air conditioners; otherwise, the air conditioners aren't warm enough and are dirty. Otherwise, it's pretty good… I would stay here again."

Hana Naramachi

Ando Hotel Nara Wakakusayama -Dlight Life & Hotels-

"The service, the rooms and the food were all excellent."

Hotel New Wakasa

"The hotel is wonderful! Very clean, a hot onsen right in the room on the balcony, goodie bags, a very beautiful entrance hall, a beautiful view from the rooftop. I didn't like the traditional Japanese breakfast—there just wasn't enough for my taste. A European breakfast is better."

The Deer Park Inn

"love there，thanks for there， I will be back！"

Kamenoi Hotel Nara

"There are many local Japanese tourists. The overall decoration is not the latest, the height of the corridor and the layout of the room are mostly traditional. The service level is very Japanese, and every waiter is polite. There are not many people taking a bath, probably because of the diversion of private baths. Across the small road is the ruins of Heijo Palace, where you can run and walk in the wild, and the air is good. There is no business around the hotel, and it takes twelve minutes to walk to the subway station. Fortunately, the hotel provides dinner, and each meal is seven or eight dishes, which is very rich. Toshodaiji Temple is not open, but it is not far to walk, and it takes 20 minutes to get there."

Hotel Asyl Nara

"Our room has 4 futon beds (tatami) which is comfortable to sleep in. The hotel has liquor like sake, coffee, soda water and snacks as welcome drinks for the guests which is a plus point. Distance from JR and Kintetsu train station is within 10min walking distance. On our way to the hotel we already saw some deers which is a nice surprise to us as we are yet to be near to the Nara Park."

Washington Hotel Plaza Nara

"Perfect location in the center. Not much facilities but that's the thing with all of hotels in Japan I've been to."

Super Hotel Premier Jr Nara Eki

"Excellent location right next to Nara station with a supermarket and some shops within a stone’s throw. 20min walk to Nara park with many shops along the way. Hotel lounge was very nice and spacious. Breakfast was excellent and the happy hour free flow included many sake and liquors. There’s a onsen with indoor and semi-outdoor pool. Room was no different from typical Super Hotel. Great value for money nonetheless."

Wakasa Annex

"The hotel is a bit far from the subway station. It will be difficult to drag suitcases because there are slopes. I stayed in room 303 with an open-air hot spring. The environment of the room was quite good, but there was a wooden false ceiling above the hot spring pool, but birds often stayed there. If they pooped, they just fell into the hot spring... I saw bird droppings in the bathtub. In the end, I didn’t use the hot spring. But the waiter's service was very attentive, which gives me full marks. Each table can also order music during the meal, which is a surprise."

Mikasa

"The scenery is beautiful, and the bed is more comfortable than expected. We booked a loft and two double rooms. The loft has a courtyard and a terrace bathtub, and the hot spring ends at 0 o'clock. There are a lot of tableware for dinner and breakfast, but they are too exquisite and I didn't eat enough. It's just average. The bathroom shower is also clean. The hotel provides kimonos for free. It's fun to wear kimonos and drink and chat in the room. There are Chinese waiters. If you bring your own wine, you will be charged a corkage fee of 2,000 yen/bottle. In the morning, after going down the mountain, you will see the deer park."