Hotels in de buurt van Kuntmuseum Neiraku (Nara)

'A nice experience in Nara, easy to reach from the station (6 min taxi). Easy to walk to the Todaiji temple. Very friendly staff, relatively small room and bathroom. Excellent Japanese breakfast in a beautiful dining 'hall'. '

'Amazing welcome Food delicious '

'clean, comfortable and spacious, in a beautiful part of japan. only a few minutes walk away from food, shopping and the train station.'

'Hotel is heel proper en in perfecte staat. Op wandelafstand van Nara park'

'The hotel’s location, close to Nara Station and within walking distance of tourist attractions, is fantastic. As it was originally a bakery, the cookies provided in the room and the bread served at breakfast were delicious. The room was spotlessly clean, and the staff were attentive, making for a very satisfying stay. I think it’s the perfect hotel for solo travelers.'

'Tout est parfait C est un plaisir immense de se poser au Kasiga hotel lors de chaque voyage au jepon '

'호텔 주변 교통편들이 안정적입니다. 훌륭한 입지 조건입니다^^'

'Leuk en behulpzaam personeel, locatie dicht bij Nara park en leuke winkels/restaurantjes. Lekkere privé onsen!'

'Everything was absolutely wonderful! Thank you for making our trip a lifetime memory. '

'Best room in Japan that I have stayed in. Corner room is huge with wall length windows offering a lot of light and nice views. Room was nice and clean with a lot of space. '

'ローケーションがよく、食事　観光に便利。ホテルもキレイで過ごしやすかった。'

' dit hotel is super fijn. Netjes comfortabel. Vlak bij het station '

'Prettig nieuw hotel dat super centraal gelegen is (naast t station). Kamers zijn keurig en super schoon. Behulpzaam en vriendelijk personeel. Prima ontbijtbuffet met westerse en Japanse gerechten.'

'Wonderful hotel! It echoed the area of being nature driven, hotel staff were really helpful and accommodating, I couldn’t critique if I tried!'

'Wonderful accommodations for the price. Nice location to rail station, shopping, sites and restaurants '

'Nesr the deer park and restaurants. '

'Airco wasn't working, so had to open the blind walled window to let in fresh air, but the traffic noise....'