Nara Hotel Guide - Todaiji Temple Cultural Center hotels in Nara, Japan.

"Good"

"Good experience all around"

"Convenient location"

"Very convenient hotel , easy check in / out , great location."

"Great customer service they had great breakfasts, clean room amazing location as well"

"We loved our stay here! The staff is very helpful, rooms are very clean, modern and great amenities. The hotel is well located, easy acvess to all the main spots. We were able to do our laundry (paid). Would definitely stay again"

"Well-maintained property walkable to Dotonbori - great location, top notch amenities, great breakfast selection, close to transport, etc. but it’s a box of a room which is standard in Japan so mentioning it seems irrelevant. However, it’s clean so what more could a traveler need."

"Great hotel with an amazing view of Osaka. Staff were helpful in booking restaurants and helping navigate around Osaka. The hotel is close to the metro station about a 6 minute walk and a few stops from Namba station. The hotel itself is clean and the rooms are spacious and plenty of room if travelling with kids."

"Very cool place, friendly staff. Really lovely letter left in our room to celebrate our stay with a voucher to spend there - so kind. Everything you could need at the amenities area like razor, bobbles, toothbrush even hair oil/ face masks! Compact but nice room and good offer of 500¥ voucher if you avoid housekeeping. Gets you a cocktail at the bar! (You still get clean towels daily) Free beer 6-7pm on the ground floor, DJ on and great atmosphere. Food menu basic like Japanese curry, fries, pasta but reasonably priced and convenient. 7/11 right outside and under 5 mins to metro station Bits of improvement: Very unusual breakfast options. Not even sure they’re local just very random like buns filled with fried chicken, falafel, salmon - all cold. Also filled focaccia. No pastries, no yoghurt, a couple bits of fruit and lettuce?! The toilet in the room smelt awful, not sure if it was coming from the vent system but it smelt of sewers. "