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"Beautiful hotel and room, comfortable bed, and convenient location."

"Beautiful room, friendly staff"

"This was the single best stay I had in Japan. I cannot even put into words how amazing. It was a tradition Japanese place, public baths that were spotless and cozy, got kimonos for our stay and inside house slippers, the meals were unique and intricate. I will be coming back, thank you so much. Also the view is breathtaking. "

"Clean room, decent amenities"

"Clean room and very convenient location. "

"nice hotel with great stuff. "

"We like the breakfast very much "

"Absolutely worth the stay amazing friendly staff who are happy to help when ever needed."

"Location is amazing, nice room and shower"

"Very nice and comfortable staying in centre of Nara, close to many restaurants and shops and Nara Park. The staff was great, good breakfast and clean and wide rooms. "

"Room was clean and hotel well located"

"Incredible food, nice open air bath and great karaoke. Rooms are nice and clean and the staff is very nice"

"Easy access, the room is clean and tidy with all the amenities tgat you need. It would be great if there's a separate door for the toilet!"

"The space for what you pay for is well worth it . Friendly staff and amazing food ."

"Staff was kind "

"Beautiful hotel!"

"The staff are fabulous, very attentive and customer focused. We had an outdoor private bath which was wonderful and highly recommended. Our one complaint is the beds (futon) they were very thin and hard. We did not sleep well. "

"Wonderful hotel. Great location, lovely rooms, self check in is such an easy and wonderful way to operate. One of my favorite hotels in Japan. Will be back again. Can’t recommend enough. "

"Amazing stay in a Ryokan style house. Great location, nearby station and park!"

"A beautiful spot in the forest, although just a bit far from the sights in Nara. The staff was lovely and the room quite comfortable, by Western standards for a Japanese room (although the futons were by far the hardest and most uncomfortable of the three ryokans we visited). The meals lived up to the reviews, beautifully presented true kaiseki."