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Hotels in Nara

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• Guesthouse Sakuraya
  "Lovely stay."
  "Our visit to Nara was a highlight of our trip to Japan and staying with Kayoko made it just delightful. Her guesthouse is beautifully crafted and the attention to detail was delightful and artistic. We stayed here for two nights and wish we had longer. Kayoko made sure we were comfortable and was..." very helpful in helping us plan what to see both while in Nara as well as in the next city we went to. Definately give Nara at least on night if not more on your visit to Japan. Do not hesitate to stay here. It is the type of place that you will remember for a long time. " More >
• Guest House Nara Komachi
  "Better impossible"
  "Affordable price. Warm hospitality and comfort ! As every one says. The owner is a great person who will help you. Japan at its best indeed ! Go early to Nara temples, around 8:30 am taking bus #2 at 150 meters from the hotel, and you will discover nature without tourists."
• Nara Hotel
  "Not Your Typical Chain Hotel"
  "This hotel has a stunning location – in Nara Park, on a hill overlooking a lake, with trees all around, and a view of the famous Five-Storey Pagoda. The main building, built in 1909 in a mixed-Japanese-European style, oozes history, charm and old-fashioned elegance. The vast majority of the guests..." are Japanese, and at times, with its un-remodeled, un-hip beauty, the hotel seems like a time capsule of Japanese travel before the age of mass tourism. Breakfast is served in the hotel’s gorgeous main dining room, Mikasa. And if you stay at the Nara Hotel, you should really go all the way and eat dinner once at Mikasa. We have a review of Mikasa on Trip Advisor under Nara restaurants. With all these pluses, though, come some minuses. We took everyone’s advice and booked a room in the main building. (There’s also a new building, built in 1984, which everyone, including the hotel’s own employees, say is a far step down from the 1909 main building.) Our “standard twin” turned out t... " More >