Hotel Hot spring Nara

The hotel is next to JR Nara Station, and there are buses to Nara Park and Todaiji Temple. The transportation is very convenient. There are 2 hot spring pools, one of which can be ventilated outdoors, and the feeling is also good. The most important thing is that the price is affordable. If you come to Nara, it is worth staying. The triple room has upper and lower bunks, and there is enough space. There are also many izakayas near the train station hotel. In addition, you can drink for free in the hotel bar before 21:00, and you can even buy octopus balls downstairs and bring them up to eat. (The hotel welcomes food)

Room is comfy, super clean. Love their onsen which is decent after long day tour. It’s just few minutes away from the station. Parking slot also available. Front desk staff are very helpful and friendly. They are really patience to explain us all the details. Thank you for all the travel tips

A small hotel, right next to Kintetsu Nara Station, not too close, with Nara Park behind it. The lobby is small, but drinks are free, I have to drink several times a day. It is an old building, well maintained. Except that you can't order private soup, there is nothing wrong with it. The staff is also very professional and efficient. I was given a room in the middle of the top floor. The location should be the best. P.S. The breakfast is very exquisite. I didn't order dinner. Next to the hotel is the station restaurant street, which has all kinds of food.

The location is quite far from JR Nara Station and Todaiji, the core of Nara travel, but Kintetsu Railway Shin-Omiya Station is a 10-minute walk away and Heijogu Historical Park is close. Bicycles are also available for rent, but there is a fee and there are no electric bicycles. Hot springs available in the spa’s main bath. The breakfast was good, the lobby was spacious and comfortable, and the staff were friendly. However, please pay more attention to room cleaning.

3 minute distance from JR station, a short bus ride away from nara deer park, taito next doors. Very clean tatami style rooms. The onsen and public bath were also very clean and well maintained. Onsen available the entire night, with popsicles at night and yakult drinks in the morning. There were 2 massage chairs available for use too. Breakfast at an additional cost was also delicious, with plenty of choices.

This hotel is located on Mount Wakakusa in Nara. The location is a bit remote, but the scenery is really great, especially in the early morning, when you see the entire Nara city shrouded in mist, it is super beautiful. The room is a traditional Japanese tatami room, which is quite comfortable but not too luxurious. The hot spring is open-air, so you can soak in it while looking at the mountain view, which is really relaxing. However, the hot spring pool is not big and may be a bit crowded if there are many people. Dinner was kaiseki, and the portion was a bit too much for us. Generally speaking, this place is suitable for people who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and relax. Just be mentally prepared. This place is quite quiet and there are not many entertainment facilities. The focus is on relaxation.

It was our first family trip in a long time. It was a great way to unwind from our busy schedules. The room was spacious and the hot springs were great. It was a quiet room, so my daughter and I were able to talk about various things. The food was delicious and we had a variety of seasonal dishes. Everyone was friendly and we enjoyed Nara at our own pace.

Nara Treasure Inn!! If you like the atmosphere of a Japanese family hotel and don't mind a small room, this one is really suitable for a solo traveler. The room is quieter and cleaner, with tatami mats, small but complete. The bath on the first floor is a private bath reserved by time slot, very hot, so more than 40 minutes of time slot is enough. The front desk brother on duty at night is handsome and ok in English, and is very helpful. For example, he let me take the last minute of the remaining bathroom time slot (it was already ten minutes later when I arrived), take a bath and stroll around the small streets. It is also close to the commercial street (but everything is closed at night), and the surrounding environment and hotel atmosphere are great.

The room is very nice, new and big, the service is very good, and they try their best to meet the requirements. My family can't eat seafood in the morning, so I just asked if the breakfast is a fixed menu and whether the dishes can be changed, because the previous hotel I stayed in couldn't change it, so I didn't have much hope, but the staff has been trying their best to help change it, thank you very much. The TV in the room can adjust the language, and you can see the real-time number of people using the hot spring, these functions are great. The toiletries in the room are also very good. I arrived early to store my luggage, and when I came back in the evening, the luggage was already in the room, and the heater was turned on in advance, which was a good experience. The only drawback is that I booked a room with a view of the five-story pagoda, but I didn't know that the five-story pagoda was under repair until I arrived. In addition, the sound insulation in the room is a bit insufficient, and I can hear the voices next door and the children outside. I will stay here again when I come to Nara in the future.

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.