Hoteles de románticos en Prefectura de Nara, Japón

«Un hotel de estilo japonés con una buena relación calidad-precio, cerca de JR Nara y conveniente para comer, beber, ir de compras y hacer turismo en las inmediaciones. El hotel ofrece yukata y podrá sumergirse en las aguas termales de forma gratuita desde las 3 en punto hasta las 10 en punto de la noche siguiente. Hay 2 cajas de gelatina y 2 botellas de agua mineral Toyama en el refrigerador. Hay Yakult gratis por la mañana, helado ilimitado a partir de las 3 p. m., un plato de ramen con salsa de soja tardía después de las 9:30 antes de acostarse y tú. También podrás disfrutar de un sillón de masaje gratuito si tienes la oportunidad.»

«El hotel de la cama de amor es muy grande, el baño y el baño están separados por separado. El baño también es muy grande y el suministro está completo porque es una cadena. También he fijado otro hotel de la casa de la noche. Es muy cómodo. La cama es muy grande. Aunque el hotel de la cama de amor vive solo, no hay problema. Es un poco difícil encontrar el lugar, pero la luz de la noche es muy grande. Light, intenta no salir la noche, después de todo, en la montaña.»

«Excelente ubicación justo al lado del centro de conferencias, a unos 7 minutos a pie de la estación de tren más cercana. Personal amable, habitaciones limpias, camas cómodas. A unos 20 minutos del parque de Nara. Dispone de servicio de autobús lanzadera al centro de la ciudad.»

«This is a great option if you want a budget option that is still reasonably comfortable and clean. You get a physical key as the room key and there and then you know that it is a dated hotel. And that also means anyone can access the hotel room floors, and thankfully, there was no security issues throughout our stay. Besides that, the hotel room amenities are acceptable and we enjoyed using the bathroom supplies very much. We booked the Large Twin Room which also means our bath area and toilet are in separate rooms, which is great. The bathroom has the traditional bath house concept with the stool and low mirror, which made our bath time fun for the kids and interesting for adults. We like that fresh towels were provided daily even if we put the Do Not Disturb sign on the door knob. Housekeeping would leave the items in a plastic bag outside your door, including bottles of mineral water. Yes, bottled water is provided for free here, which is perfect. The hotel staff were very friendly. Lifts were spacious and worked perfectly. There were no bugs in the room. Our non-smoking room also smelled fine - no odd or bad smell/odour. The location is also easy for taxi drivers to find. There's also a Family Mart and 7-11 less than 5 minutes away. While you're there, check out Yakinikukotora, just 5 minutes away - a great place to go for dinners and suppers; I believe they close at 3am. All in all, it was a pleasant stay.»

«Gran hotel situado cerca de la estación en una zona bastante tranquila. El proceso de check-in fue rápido y el personal de recepción fue muy amable. Las habitaciones son amplias y bien equipadas y el servicio de limpieza es eficiente. En cuanto al desayuno, excelente en la relación calidad-precio. El hotel está cerca de zonas de tiendas y restaurantes y a 1.5 km aprox de la zona de templos y donde se puede ver (e interactuar) a/con los ciervos. El check-out más rápido todavía y antes de las 11:00 am. Por último, disponen de servicio de lavandería y de un pequeño y práctico gimnasio. »

«El hotel no tenía personal, un dinosaurio o un personaje de anime te hablará para hacer el check in y el check out... jaja. Solo tienes que escanear tu pasaporte e ingresar algunos datos básicos, luego puedes obtener la llave de la habitación. El tamaño de la habitación es ideal para 2 personas y todas las maletas se pueden abrir por completo. Si quieres guardar tu equipaje después del check out, también debes presionar y pagar en la máquina de equipaje de la tienda tú mismo. Eso fue bueno para adolescentes o adultos para alojarse. Si son personas mayores, que no están familiarizadas con los dispositivos eléctricos, no es recomendable para alojarse.»

«A question to think about, ‘What makes a hotel a luxury one?’ To me, it’s luxury because of the hospitality of the staff, quality of the property and the food they provided totally exceed travellers’ expectations, and as a result, we would love to pay more for the experience. Some staff really tried their very best to help me during my stay while some just didn’t. Upon arrival, I tried to communicate with the staff that I’d like to cancel my third night’s dinner because of the change of my plan. At first, I booked six meals in total and I’d only want to cancel one dinner and they said I needed to pay 100% for the cancelled meal because they have already bought the ingredients. Okay, I tried to understand that because they had already taken away my credit card and there’s nothing I could do about that and I thought it must be a very nice meal and that’s why they insisted that. Disappointingly, the portion was so small and paying the same amount of money I could get so much better food in 虹夕諾雅 or any other five star onsen hotels in Japan. As a result, I went to bed feeling hungry and eating the snacks I bought for myself :( The food portions are like a bento instead of a proper meal. ) Also, the Western style breakfast was so overpriced and the avocado in the omelette was not fresh at all. One more thing to note is that the complimentary champagne service they provided to their guests. It’s a nice experience but maybe I’m just a lady travelling alone and I couldn’t speak Japanese at all, the waitress didn’t serve me the same way as she served other people in the cafe. When all of them got two glasses of free drinks, one cocktail and one champagne, she only gave me one champagne and didn’t offer me the cocktail. And the day after, there was a nice staff who served me properly and I finally realized that I am entitled to two drinks. (Sigh)The experience was like buying a Chanel bag. The bag was pricey but the chain of the bag just suddenly fall apart while you are using it for the very first time. My advice is: Don’t use their catering services especially for the in-room dining plan. There are so many better choices out there in the city. The room and the service of the staff are great tho.»

«My best appraise is for the services in both of reception and restaurant, especially the staffs from Nepal and Max from Indonesia. Many thanks for the sincere service and patience to my naughty boy, he missed you a lot and he promised to come again next year to see you then. For me, the soundproofing effectiveness is really not friendly, I woke up by the car noises outside many time in the nite😭»

«En general, el hotel estaba muy limpio, pero no me sentía cómoda teniendo que usar mis propios zapatos para entrar a la habitación. Además, cuando fui a las aguas termales al aire libre durante el día, me aterrorizó encontrar palomas blancas. Las habitaciones privadas con aguas termales dentro del hotel requieren reserva, pero estaban completas cuando llegué, así que no pude usarlas. Además, las aguas termales al aire libre no ofrecen vistas a la pagoda de cinco pisos porque está en renovación, lo que le resta atractivo. Tenía muchas ganas de subir a la azotea, ¡solo para descubrir que se requería reserva y que ni siquiera estaba abierta! 🤣 Pero pensé que de todas formas no habría mucho que ver, ya que la pagoda de cinco pisos está en renovación.»

«This has been one of the best if not THE best experience I have ever had in a Japanese hotel. We stayed in Nara for 2 days. The hotel has only a few rooms and quietly located within walking distance of the Kasuga Taisha. The room we had faces the forest on one side and a beautiful path on the other, and it was super large. It might not be as noticeable as others near the train station, but it’s a must try if you plan to stay in Nara for an extended period, which in its own rightis definitely worth it.»