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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
A beautiful, traditional ryokan just a minute's walk from the station. The staff are very friendly, welcoming and efficient and greet you on your return with tea and sweets in your room. The surrounding area is beautiful, with the smell of trees and wood smoke. Amami is a bit of a hike from Osaka city but that just adds to the appeal. The onsen is very relaxing but some may be embarrassed bathing nude in front of others but if you can get over that then it is a fantastic experience. We had no...
A beautiful, traditional ryokan just a minute's walk from the station. The staff are very friendly, welcoming and efficient and greet you on your return with tea and sweets in your room. The surrounding area is beautiful, with the smell of trees and wood smoke. Amami is a bit of a hike from Osaka city but that just adds to the appeal. The onsen is very relaxing but some may be embarrassed bathing nude in front of others but if you can get over that then it is a fantastic experience. We had no...
Our room was in the modern wing, and while modern only in the eighties sense, it was spacious and had a balcony overlooking a garden with mature trees. The towels were thinner than in the chain hotels but the cleanliness was of a high standard. We chose this hotel for its history and were not disappointed. The old part was a step into the early 20th century. While restoration would refresh the public rooms, if you can overlook that, you will find the hotel charming. Eating in is overpriced....
Our room was in the modern wing, and while modern only in the eighties sense, it was spacious and had a balcony overlooking a garden with mature trees. The towels were thinner than in the chain hotels but the cleanliness was of a high standard. We chose this hotel for its history and were not disappointed. The old part was a step into the early 20th century. While restoration would refresh the public rooms, if you can overlook that, you will find the hotel charming. Eating in is overpriced....
Great hotel. Not sure if it is every room but ours had a large step into the bathroom which was hard to navigate with a bad hip.
Beds were super comfortable and the hot stones in the lobby were great for the feet after a day of walking around
Great hotel. Not sure if it is every room but ours had a large step into the bathroom which was hard to navigate with a bad hip.
Beds were super comfortable and the hot stones in the lobby were great for the feet after a day of walking around
Practical accommodation close to the station and public transport. Good value. Nice breakfast with lots of variety on the buffet. Another guest smoked on our floor -the bad smell lingered a while. Otherwise, it was an excellent stay.
Practical accommodation close to the station and public transport. Good value. Nice breakfast with lots of variety on the buffet. Another guest smoked on our floor -the bad smell lingered a while. Otherwise, it was an excellent stay.
It is our second visit using this hotel. Very friendly staff, excellent service, perfect cleanliness of the whole hotel, convenient location as it is right next to train station, good food options around the hotel, right opposite to a supermarket.
It is our second visit using this hotel. Very friendly staff, excellent service, perfect cleanliness of the whole hotel, convenient location as it is right next to train station, good food options around the hotel, right opposite to a supermarket.
One of the best hotels as far as friendly helpful staff that we have been to in Nara at a very reasonably price Handy to the station and the main street We will be back
One of the best hotels as far as friendly helpful staff that we have been to in Nara at a very reasonably price Handy to the station and the main street We will be back
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