Hotels near Chokyuji in Yamazoe

Located in Yamazoe-mura, ume yamazoe is within a 10-minute drive of Country Park Oko and Nabarinoyu. This hotel is 18.2 mi (29.2 km) from Nara Park and 6.6 mi (10.7 km) from Remains of Mihata Tumuli.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and a communal living room.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 3 guestrooms. Bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include safes and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided once per stay.

The room is large and clean. The view is wonderful because it is on a hill. If there is no Kosatsu PM2.5, I would like to open the window and look out. The opinion that it is an old facility is wrong. Europe is full of buildings over 100 years old. This is less than half the building and has been renovated. The hot springs are slimy and have good temperature control. １ People １ Night ２ Food ¥ 10000 Not much, it will be cheaper if travel support is available. However, you can't get food. There are many ready-made items for dinner and breakfast. Overall, it is too salty or not very tasty. It's a problem before the soup stock. The cheapest inn at Yukai Resort (Enakyo) is average. In short, meals are priced. Poor Japan. Even so, many customers are happy. A popular public inn for locals. Customer service and decoration in the building are like public facilities, and there is no time and effort, no money, no money.

The hotel is located in Iga City. We drive by car. It is actually easier to find through car navigation. However, it is located in a small road in a residential area and it is easy to miss. However, the hotel is the tallest building nearby and easy to see. The hotel has free parking spaces, but if the parking is full, you have to park at the Morikawa Hospital parking lot two intersections away. Give the hotel a parking ticket. The hotel will give a 500 yen subsidy. It is very good. The breakfast is also great. When you check in Make a reservation in advance, 800 yen per person, very good Japanese breakfast

The view was great from the hot springs and restaurants. Arrived around 17 o'clock and took a bath before dinner, but there was no one yet, and I enjoyed the great view from the open-air bath with the children! There is a topy in the child, but it seems to have been suitable for the skin quality, and the skin became twitter with two bathing in the morning and evening! From the place of meal, the lake shorenji can be seen under the eye, and it feels very good. The dishes were very delicious, but IgA rice was especially delicious! The staff who brought the dishes were very good, and the children were able to relax and eat a lot. My house was booked from the hotel's homepage, but it was very good value for money with 500 yen tickets, soft drinks at dinner, and tickets for Muroji Temple. Recommend booking from homepage!

Close to shopping streets and stations, within walking distance to museums and Todaiji Temple. There are supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, coffee shops downstairs...it is very convenient for travel and dining. The room size is ideal, the facilities are complete, and the soft and hard furnishings are all online. The only dissatisfaction during my stay: there was no advance notice of the fire drill. I woke up to the alarm in the morning. The first playback was in Japanese, which was completely incomprehensible and very embarrassing. The Indian front desk receptionist upon check-in should remind guests that there will be a fire drill the next morning. Judging from the reactions of other guests, they must have known about this beforehand.

The hotel is small, it should be a boutique hotel, small and exquisite, there are few people staying in, visually only 3-4 households, dinner seems to be the only one of us, the hotel took the initiative to change the children’s meals for the children, and refunded the difference through Ctrip. , The dinner is partial to French, the portion is very large, the children’s meal is also very rich, the children can't eat it at all, the dinner is still remarkable, it is worth trying, it is much simpler than breakfast.

I stayed here for 2 nights with my family of 4 (a couple and 2 elementary school students) during the year-end and New Year holidays. This inn seems to have opened in October 2022 after being renovated from another ryokan, so it feels more for foreigners than for Japanese people. Of course, the staff can communicate in Japanese, but they seemed to be foreign nationals. All staff were friendly. It was my first time in Nara, but the location was good. It is close to Nara Park, and all shrine areas such as Kasuga Taisha are within walking distance. It is also an area where there are many stylish restaurants, so I think adults can enjoy it. My family had two elementary school students who liked and disliked meals, so I prefer family restaurants and Italian restaurants rather than bars and izakayas, but it was okay. There is no elevator, but the suitcases and luggage I left before check-in were carried to the room. It's a wooden building, so the walls are thin, and there was a sign saying no loud noises. The bath is a hot spring and the spring quality is good, but it cannot be said that it is large. There are 3 showers in the men's bath and 10 lockers with locks in the dressing room, but it was so cramped if two adults changed clothes at the same time. If you are an adult, it is better to have about 2 people at the same time, and if 3 to 4 people enter, it will be full. It's just a little bigger than a home bath. There was one coin laundry. You need to bring your own detergent, but there is a washing machine and dryer, which is recommended for long-term guests and those who want to keep luggage to a minimum. Necessary amenities are available at the front desk. There is no refrigerator and TV in the room, so it would be nice if it was easy, but it was a little inconvenient when drinking alcohol bought at a convenience store in the room. The toilet in the room has also been renovated, and it feels like a clean home toilet.

Because it is called Wazo inn, I didn't know what was different from the usual route inn. Because it is a route inn, it is a large bath (using artificial stones) and breakfast. There are convenience stores, bookstore and famous dengaku restaurants within walking distance. It is mainly used by car, but it is 3 minutes walk from IgA Railway Nishiote Station and accessible by public transportation, and it is perfect for sightseeing bases such as Ueno Jo castle and Ninja Museum nearby.

I was more interested in a nice hotel with a nice atmosphere in a good location every time I went sightseeing in Nara, so I stayed for the first time. Everywhere is very well maintained and although it is an old hotel, it was very comfortable. The room I booked is a renewed Japanese modern non-smoking twin. After all the air conditioner is new. It was a very hot day, but I was able to spend comfortably in the room. There is also a foot massage machine, so you can heal your tired legs from sightseeing. As for the lighting, I have something to tell the hotel a little. The large communal bath is not a hot spring, but it is well managed, comfortable and relaxing. The lobby has a drink server as a service for guests, which was really helpful in the hot season. I booked with breakfast and dinner, but the taste of Nara was very delicious and I enjoyed Nara sake. The location is close to Kintetsu Nara Station and close to tourist spots, so it is a place where you can return to the hotel and rest as soon as you get tired of sightseeing. Convenience stores, shopping streets and souvenir shops are also nearby, making it the best location. If I have a chance to go to Nara again, I definitely want to stay here. At that time, I would be happy if other rooms were renewed. I'm sure the rooms that have not been renewed are clean, but new equipment such as air conditioning and lighting is a condition for me to spend comfortably. I look forward to it.

We decided on this because of the location and being able to spend time on the terrace. It's about an 8 minute walk to Nara National Museum, and if you walk a little further you'll be close to Todaiji Temple. I think it's a good location for walking and sightseeing around the area, and the roads along the way are very atmospheric. The staff were all very friendly and made me feel comfortable. In particular, the female staff member who realized that I didn't properly understand the free drinks at the cafe and explained it to me was very kind. After checking in, I went out to the terrace and sat and enjoyed the view of Sarusawa Pond and Kofukuji Temple in front of me, and it felt very luxurious. There is a Starbucks on the first floor of the building, so it is possible to take the drinks you buy there to the terrace. The hotel room is clean and quiet at night as there are no tourists nearby. The interior was stylish and the room was spacious. When you open the window shoji, you will see a three-storied pagoda right in front of you. However, I woke up at 6am to the sound of the temple bell. Well, that's the real thrill of Nara, isn't it? The public bath is small, but since I was using it on weekdays, I was lucky to be able to use it privately. It was also fun to be able to choose shampoo. Although there is no restaurant that serves breakfast or dinner, we were able to order a breakfast bento box that seemed to be outsourced when making a reservation. This was very delicious and a great choice. There are many delicious restaurants nearby for dinner, so I didn't have any problems. There is also a drink vending machine in the ba*****t, and there is a convenience store nearby, so you won't have to worry if you don't have much luggage. I was satisfied with the perfect service and clean rooms and bedding. There are some things to keep in mind if you are visiting by car. Only the paid parking lot affiliated with the hotel was difficult. On Saturdays and Sundays, there is a zone that becomes a pedestrian paradise, so you can only get there from an extremely narrow road. I had researched this in advance, so I was using a small light car and everything was fine, but I wonder what would have happened if it had been a car with number 3. Next time I visit, I will use another parking lot or take the train.