Find hotels near Remains of Natsumihaiji Temple, Nabari from SAR 204

"Older but very convenient and comfortable"

"It was a great place!"

"The property is great but unfortunately I didn’t get to partipate in the onsen because I got soo sick. However the hotel was phenomenal and provided me a translator to visit a clinic to get antibiotics! I’ll never forget this experience. Thank you. "

"No daily exchange of towels or collecting of trash. Extra towels were available at the bath, but staff never communicated this. Public bath was ok, just quite small."

"Super close to Nara station and right on a busting shopping area. Lots of cafe and restaurants around the hotel and close to bus stops. The connecting rooms are great option for family travel together. Staff is super friendly and very helpful."

"One of the best Hotel I have every stayed at. I will definitely stay there again on my next visit to Nara."

"Wonderful!"

"Near Nara Park"

"Our stay at this traditional ryokan was a highlight of our journey, offering an authentic immersion into Japanese hospitality. Upon arrival, we were welcomed at a picturesque, temple like entrance and promptly greeted by attentive staff. Following the custom, our shows were stored downstairs before we were guided into a tranquil tea room. There we were offered hot towels, matcha tea, and delightful snacks, while the staff efficiently transported our luggage to our room and prepared it for our comfort. The Ryokans personalized service extended to dining arrangements allowing us to select our preferred times for breakfast and dinner. Additionally they facilitated hourly massage sessions through reputable third party service, enhancing our relaxation during the stay. Situated adjacent to Nara Park, the location was unparalleled. We enjoyed leisurely walks amidst the freely roaming deer, known for their charming bows to visitors offering crackers available from local vendors. The proximity to numerous shops and restaurants further enriched our experience providing ample opportunities for exploration and dining. The only minor drawback was the absence of air conditioning. Fortunately, during our late March visit, the evening air was pleasantly cool, allowing us to comfortably crack a window for ventilation. Overall, our stay at this ryokan was a memorable and culturally enriching experience. "