Nabari Hotel Guide - Remains of Natsumihaiji Temple hotels in Nabari, Japan.

"Clean, very large hotel room, especially for Japan standards. Has entrance, bathroom, living area, drink/fridge area and sleeping area. Be careful at the entrance as the step when entering is very easy to trip over. Breakfast has both Japanese and western style foods. Western style foods was very small and limited. Reserving a table for breakfast was unorganized due to crowding at breakfast. Location: Less than 10 min from the main subway station and in the middle of the busy area of town. Would return! "

"Lovely room. Delightful location. Bowing deer right outside to greet you every morning. Usually with a headbutt for a cracker but it is lovely anyway. Such a pity that it is closing forever. Glad we got in two weeks before the end. It was a wonderful place to spend our final night in Japan. "

"The rooms are clean and comfortable and the stuff was very friendly but above all, the location is amazing! To have my morning coffee with the Deers was spectacular "

"清潔でよかったです！ベットは少し硬め"

"Parking situation was unclear and seemed like there could easily be a loophole where no one pays for it. Meanwhile they made us pay JPY1500 per night for an outdoor parking (no roof). Also the restaurant was a disappointment with tired food and extreme small quantities. "

"Ver old-school and traditional way to experience Japan. The staff was amazing. Provided a free shuttle to get us there, welcomed us with tea and a relaxed check in. the room was ver traditional and the hot soaking pool was incredible. Very traditional japanese dinner of many course and items that was very good but a bit awkward as we had never had many of the dishes so initially were confused on what/how to eat things. Once we figured out the menu and order it became much easier."

"Convenient location next to train station, wonderful breakfast, smart decor"

"Staff were friendly and great. The room was not. Stained pillowcases floors etc… "

"Room was fantastic - shower was definitely Japanese-sized, but my 18-stone 5’10” ass made it work. Would have liked to make use of the bath there, but with the persistent cough I’ve been trying to get shot of since before I even flew out to Japan, I wasn’t going to risk passing it on to anyone else."