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Mountain Home Lodge in Deer Park
Nara Park, Nara
Mountain Home Lodge in Deer Park is situated in the Nara Park district of Nara, 3.3 km from Nara Station and 20 km from Iwafune Shrine. Complimentary WiFi is available throughout the property.
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Trui
From
BelgiumLocation could not have been any better: being inside the park, especially at night when the buz of the day is gone, with the stunning temples and shrines around, softly lit at night, was one of the best experiences ever. As for the room itself: sparkling clean, washing machine included (good for us motorbikers), spacious. Staff is super friendly and helpful. Would definitely return any time.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.9
Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 262 reviews
難波心斎橋10 minutes民宿3号室2
Osaka (Near Nara)
Set in Osaka, 600 metres from Miyuki-dori Shopping Street and 700 metres from Miyuki-no-Mori Tenjin-gu Shrine, 難波心斎橋10 minutes民宿3号室2 offers air conditioning.
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Ruben Bedi
From
NorwayThe space was bigger than anticipated, I loved the effort into explaining the area in guides and tge subway system
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.9
Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 26 reviews
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For the active travellers, a chalet is a great mix of the outdoors and the snug inside. Usually fully furnished and self-catered, chalets are typically wooden and in the Alpine region of Europe, but can also be found elsewhere in the world. Characterised by their sloped roofs, chalets can be single units or separate apartments, and are ideal for skiing holidays.
Cabins that guests love in Nara
- Avg. price/night: US$100.13Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.9Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 262 reviewsThe location was the selling point for this hotel. We couldn’t have asked for a more centrally located place right in the middle of all the major sites. Right next to one of the world heritage sites and only a fifteen minute walk through the park to Todai-Ji, we loved exploring the park. The staff were also very welcoming and nice. The only difficulty with the hotel was that it was a little hard to get to with luggage, which is why we decided to take a taxi, and that everything shuts early at around 5pm or earlier.Guest review bySophieYoung couple
