Find 2-Star Hotels in Nara

"The location is right in the shopping street and also at the Kintetsu exit, it is only 15 minutes to go to the park. The staff is warm and courteous, the hot springs are fine but quiet enough. The hotel is old but tidy, there is no daily necessities except old towels, including a blow dryer in the hot spring area, and there is nothing towels lock. Of course, this price can't be too much, remember this is a hotel. I was impressed by the invincible location and courteous staff, I can't say whether I like it or not."

"This B&B is in an excellent location. It costs about 1,300 yen to take a taxi from Kintetsu Nara Station. You can directly reach the foot of Mt. Wakakusa. Just go down a few steps and you will find this B&B... Facilities: The shared toilets and bathrooms are really clean...the bathrooms have sufficient water pressure, a bit similar to the bathrooms in RVs Environment: If there is any shortcoming, it is because the room is a bit old, so there will be a bit of musty smell when you come in, and the floor will creak a bit when you step on it. The rest is very good, the location is perfect, you can see deer outside the window, and you can go out early in the morning. You can go to Wakakusa Mountain, the deer are still sleeping Service: The front desk speaks English very well and can communicate easily. They will also give you a map and explain how to play. The attitude is very good and the service is very considerate! All in all, it’s really good🥺I like Nara very much, it’s a very worthwhile trip!"

"The Japanese-style room of the hotel is just a tatami, which can accommodate up to four people. It comes with a small bathroom with old equipment, but the hygiene is acceptable. This is the only time I didn't flush the toilet seat during my 12-day trip to Japan. Fortunately, I only stayed for one night. And it is right in the scenic area, the location is very convenient, down the slope behind the famous restaurant Kikusui-ro, and adjacent to Sarusawa. Kintetsu Station and Kintetsu Station Commercial Street are only a few steps away. The first time I went to Nara, I stayed at JR Nara Station, which is a little far from Nara Park. This time I chose Kintetsu Nara Station on purpose. Next time I come to Nara, I guess I won't choose to stay there, I will stay in Osaka or Kyoto."

"The landlord is a Chinese girl, so it is rare to have someone to communicate with directly in a foreign country, which is very helpful. The room is not big, but the bed is very comfortable. It also has electric oil mattress and electric mattress, which is enough for a good sleep. The shower, toilet and kitchen were all clean and suitable for my use. The location is not at Nara Park, but closer to Toshodaiji Temple and Heiseigu Shrine. There is a business supermarket not far away. The most surprising thing is that the owner has a car for rent, which greatly speeds up my journey and perfectly expands the scope of my travel. Thumbs up!"

"Big and spacious room with great shower facility. There is an onsen for guest at the basement which are seperated gender. On the same floor, there is a rest area with coin payable laudromat. Room was quiet and peaceful to rest in. They provide very comfy pyjamas for you to wear as well. There is a kitchen with equiped ammnities that you can request at the reception counter. Overall great experience and wll defintely go back again"

"The room is near the south gate of Wakakusa Mountain. There are many deer at the gate. You can let your children feed the deer and rest in the room. The room has a living room, washing machine, drying machine, small kitchen, and microwave. There is no TV, but the wifi speed is very fast. It is very quiet at night. In the early morning, there are only birds singing in the forest. The sun shines between the leaves, which can make people dazed for a long time. It is very close to Kasuga Taisha Shrine and Todaiji Temple is a ten-minute walk. It is recommended to go to Wakakusa Mountain after 6 pm. It is too hot during the day and there are many deer on the hillside at night."

"It’s a really lovely old Japanese house, but it’s really not been made over into a guest house at all. 1. There are pictures of a bath. It is not in the hotel it is just a separate public bath you have to pay for… 2. They charge for everything including “renting” towels and yukata 3. No noise blocking at all and kids are allowed. It sounds like they are in your room 4. Contactless check in doesn’t feel very safe"

"The location of the hotel is very good, a 5-minute walk from JR Nara Station, just across from Matsuya to the guesthotel. B&B is tired and the hotel is officially connected to the passport network. The boss and the proprietress have super good English, and there is no pressure to communicate. They will show you how to play, how to take a car, etc., jr station to 78 of Toshodai Temple and ring 1 to Nara Park Both roads are very convenient. You can buy one-day pass bus tickets directly at the hotel, and you can also rent bicycles. The hotel provides bath towels, additional toothbrushes and other charges (100en), garbage bags will be replaced, simple cleaning and make bed will be changed, bedding will be replaced if staying more than three days, wifi is available, toilet paper is enough. The hot water is plentiful and hot, and the water flow is not small. The rooms are always small but complete in Japanese style. They are clean and tidy, separated from dry and wet, with thoughtful layout. The doors and access control are all electronic locks. The washbasin is no hotwater and a bit small. It can be used as a washbasin. You have to go to the bathroom to wash your face with hot water. It is not a big problem if it is not cold. There are free comics to watch in the public area, free coffee, tea and drinking water, kitchens are available, the parking lot next to it is cheap at 500en for 24h, there is a Matsuya opposite the breakfast, and there are drinks vending machines downstairs. Suitable for backpackers and young travelers who are self-sufficient and self-sufficient. The room should not be able to add an extra bed. The rooms are kept quiet for each other, not suitable for families with noisy children. The price/performance ratio is very high, and I will choose to live next time I come to Nara."

"After visiting the deer, you can buy whatever you like at the convenience store and cook it at the hotel...😊 you can spend the night without any problems Don't forget your pajamas and other overnight items... We only have a shower, but we have shampoo, conditioner, and body care products🧴 The parking lot is free on normal days, so it was convenient From the smoking area on the upper floor, you can see the deer relaxing and eating grass until they return to their sleeping places..."

"The host is a very friendly old gentleman. A century-old old villa with a Japanese atmosphere. It feels very homey. It is very clean and tidy. On the day of check-in, the old gentleman worried that we could not drive us to Nara Park to see the deer. I like the accommodation experience here."