Best Hotels near Mii, Ikaruga

This price is really worth it: the room is big, the facilities are excellent, the hygiene is good, and the service is good. The transportation is really inconvenient. There is basically no bus after 18:00, and the nearest subway is more than 2 kilometers away. Calling a taxi? Forget it! First, there are few, and second, you can't install Japanese taxi apps without a Japanese mobile phone number. I found the nearest station of the Cong Railway on my first night after 30 minutes of walking through the countryside, vegetable fields, and cemeteries with my luggage. The second night was better, and I walked through a 15-minute uninhabited area. Having said so much, it doesn't mean that I will never choose it, but if you don't care about transportation issues, it is highly recommended.

This year, when I went to Miyajima / Narita, I had the opportunity to see Wasora Monzen Inn, and I tried using it when I went to Nara this time. The room was large and clean, the food was perfect, and my wife was very satisfied. The loud commentary that reaches all the tours of Mr. Toyokawa who participated in the Horyuji tour the next morning and served as a guide was recognized as a Horyuji nerd, and it was high in storage while spreading photos and materials. It was a fun 1 hour and 30 minutes with a deep commentary. If I have the opportunity, I would like to change the time and participate in the tour again.

I think the general experience around this area of Japan is pretty much the same Kind of Old fashioned as here is more of a rural area of japan If you are only staying for a night to visit the deer park and chill then this can be a good choice Oh there is a ****** nearby We heard some kind of haunting stories about the hotel area not sure if that’s worth mentioning

The location is good, there is free parking, there are restaurants around, there are also convenience stores, near Heijo Palace, near famous attractions in Nara City, check out at 11 o'clock is very slow. thanks. The only difficulty is that the toilet in the room is narrow and dark, and there is no lid, so I can't make up in the bathroom. This is the only regret.

JW Marriott's site selection in Nara was such a failure that I was shocked. It is far away from all the attractions and stations in Nara. The rooms have no views, not even green plants. It is just a roadside business hotel on the outskirts of the city without any Nara characteristics. Two-thirds of the rooms are in The road side is very noisy. I moved to the inner side to make it quieter. It takes ten minutes to get to Nara Kintetsu Station. The bus takes 30 minutes. It is not convenient to travel. I rely on rentals. There is no one at the door of the hotel. I have to wait for more than ten minutes to call. The service is warm but there will be mistakes in getting breakfast. The concierge took things and made arrangements for the restaurant. The concierge also looked like he was unfamiliar with the business and said the line was busy. He made an announcement and did not reply. The room was a five-star level and the breakfast was OK. There was no hot spring. In addition to the dining bar, there was only one Western restaurant at the door. There was no set meal price. There seem to be a lot of foreign employees in Taihang. Generally speaking, I don’t recommend staying at Fufu. It’s just in the park. It costs more than 3,000 yuan per person, including breakfast and dinner. There are also hot springs where you can soak in the Marriott. It costs more than 2,000 yuan. The location is boring. The only bright spot is that there is a Tsutaya store next to it.

Kwangji belongs to Nara. The location is between Osaka and Nara. It only takes 20 to 30 minutes to train on both sides. The hotel is very close to the train station. There are small supermarkets and restaurants around, which is very convenient. The room is very new, the facilities are good, and there is free breakfast. The front desk did not have English-speaking staff when storing luggage, and a woman could speak English when checking in in the afternoon and checking out the next day. Checkin is four o'clock, slightly later than three o'clock in the average Japanese hotel. In addition, it is mid-March, the bathroom is a bit cold, and you need to open a warm air indoors.

It is a cultural village that is also a roadside station, but it is not along the main road but in a quiet environment. Moreover, it is a characteristic hotel built on the Sukawa No.1 tumulus, and it is built in the facility group where you can experience history and art culture. The concept was thorough, such as not only in the room but also in the credit card and paypay, where cash cannot be used. However, there is no inconvenience, coffee, tea and instant miso soup are free to use, and you can bring them in in the room or in the lounge without choosing a place. Also, the soundproofing of the room is high, and I could hardly hear the sound of the attached cultural village parking lot, so I could sleep well. I used a plan with a breakfast box, but it was enough breakfast with a two-stage lunch box with many side dishes and Yamato's persimmon leaf sushi. Some people eat their own breakfast while drinking self coffee in the shared lounge, which is free and convenient. This is the hotel I want to use again.

I chose this inn with a hot spring, which is far from the station, because I wanted to refresh myself before work the next day. There were no anti-mosquito goods, and they brought me goods for cockroaches and other things, but they didn't work at all. . When I checked out, I told him that I couldn't sleep because the mosquitoes were so bad, but it was washed away and there was no proper apology (looks busy checking out without looking at his face). Are all the rooms facing east in the summer? It's so hot in the morning. The sound of cars on the road is not blocked, and of course, the quality of the food is also average. It costs more than 10,000 yen, but I don't think it's worth the price. Only the hot springs and some staff were good!

It was a little hidden and difficult to understand, but it was good that the equipment was in place! The front desk smelled a little cigarette, but I don't think some people care about it, so I think it's okay! It was clean and comfortable!