Nara Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Nara, Japan

This hotel is about 6 minutes walk from the train station. Nara park and Toudai-ji are also with in walking distance.

Right besides Nara hotel. Parking is located underground of the hotel. Great staff.

Hirosawa was very welcoming but make sure you go to the right door! She took us to the room which was warm and looked comfortable, and made tea for us while explaining all about Nara (all the major temples/shopping etc are within a short walk). The ryokan facilities are relatively basic but that is probably the point of staying in one. The shower, however, was amazing and rarely have we slept in such comfortable beds. But the high point was the outstanding Japanese-style breakfast (costs extra) which isn't to be missed. But even the standard breakfast the last day was very pleasant. Overall, a very welcome change from the corporate hotel alternative.

My wife and I stayed here for one night and wish we could have stayed longer! The couple that owns this place are extremely nice and helpful. The Naramachi area is great for walking around and checking our the shops. And the building itself is beautiful with a ton of history. We booked a private room and it was well worth it.

Although the staff are not fluent in English they were so kind and supportive. The location is great, just close to 4 UNESCO World Heritages sites. 300 meters away from the dear park and less than 2km from the Todadji temple. The Japanese bath is great and quiet. I will comeback for sure. The restaurant in front of the hotel is great.

The room was very big, had a couch, massage chair and enormous bathroom with a jacuzzi. It was clean and lovley. Early check in and late check out were also great.

What an absolutely lovely experience. The staff were extremely friendly, helpful, as well as very welcoming and playful to our 9 month old daughter. The stay was the first stop on our visit, and a beautiful introduction to Japan. The location and setting is also very good, being just a short walk to the main park area and temple. I also should mention the food, which was excellent. I can't recommend Tsukihitei Ryokan enough.

Beautiful hotel. Helpful staff. Nice public bath. That's all.

So happily shocked at the large size traditional Japanese room. They even have a liitle kids amenities bag for my daughter and multiple bags of free snacks in the room. Public bathhouse was also large and mostly vacant. Location is right across the street from the Kintetsu Nara Station. I only wished we stayed more than 1 night.