JW Marriott Hotel Nara

"The hotel was the best we stayed at during this trip. It's across from the Nara City Hall and next to a beautiful bookstore. The rooms were nice, but surprisingly, they didn't offer water in the lobby. The front desk service wasn't very welcoming, and the breakfast wasn't quite to my taste. Everything else was fine."

Nara Park Hotel

"Our reservation at another place fell through and we found this place at the last moment. The location was not awesome. It seemed a bit shady and was far from most anything interesting. The hotel is old but looks like it would have been posh when it was first built. It’s been well maintained but needs updating. The beds were comfy. The room was nice, spacious, warm and had a private full bath, Tv, small refrigerator, and water heater. There are several places to sit and gather. We were able to play cards in a common area. The breakfast was very Japanese and not great for western tastes. They did have some bread items and cereal. There is a shuttle in the mornings to the train stations. The star of the place is the onsen. It is really beautiful. We enjoyed it several times in our short stay. I would return for that reason."

Ando Hotel Nara Wakakusayama -Dlight Life & Hotels-

"I obviously booked dinner for two days, but I don’t know why I was asked to pay more than 7,000 yen when I left. They said that I didn’t pay for dinner one day and needed to be verified by the platform! In addition, the hotel has a nice view on the mountain, but it is inconvenient to travel down the mountain. We need to take a hotel shuttle bus, but the driver did not tell us how to pick us up after we went down the mountain. We had to take a taxi back. Taxi fees in Japan are indeed not cheap."

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Kamenoi Hotel Nara

"It's about a 15-minute walk to the station, and has good access to the area around Kintetsu Nara Station. The hot springs were also great."

Fufu Nara

"A fantastic designer hotel. The one-night stay with two meals is perfect for a relaxing vacation. All meals are in private rooms with a wonderful ambiance. The kaiseki dinner was excellent; I highly recommend trying it if you're staying at the hotel. The service was meticulous, and there was Chinese-speaking staff, so communication was no problem at all. Feeding the deer during the day and soaking in the private onsen in the afternoon was so relaxing and enjoyable. I slept very well and felt completely at ease. I would definitely stay here again next time I'm in Nara!"

Hotel Asyl Nara

"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!"

Hotel New Wakasa

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

Hotel OBANA

"The toilet wasn't cleaned properly on the second day of my stay, and the used bath towels weren't taken away."

Kasuga Hotel

"The hotel boasts an excellent location, just 200 meters from Kintetsu Nara Station, making it an ideal spot for visiting Kasuga Park. The hotel features a traditional Japanese style, and the rooms are spacious. The service is superb, with complimentary tea and drinks available in the lobby."

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nara Natural Hot Spring

"The rooms are well maintained. Location is good with lots of restaurants and supermarket around. Onsen is a bit small compared to the numbers of visitors so that it is crowded most of the time."

Hotel Allamanda

"A quiet hotel located on the outskirts but with a fully equipped restaurant and service inside. Just too far from the city center."