Find hotels near Shosoin Temple, Nara from ￥6,080

"One of, if not the top, hotel experience I have ever had. Phenomenal hospitality, and a truly unique and lovely atmosphere. Food was spectacular as well."

"Great location, great hospitality, traditional ryokan style "

"Best hotel, awesome breakfast, close to station"

"The room was spacious, and there was a public bathroom like a Japanese hot spring. The staff members were polite and helpful."

"Wonderful hotel! It echoed the area of being nature driven, hotel staff were really helpful and accommodating, I couldn’t critique if I tried!"

"Amazing welcome Food delicious "

"This was a nice place for our family of four to stay. Convenient and clean and the breakfast was good. Overall a nice place to stay and would recommend it."

"Truly wonderful experience. The outdoor bath was a gem and the staff treated us exceptionally well. A warm, welcoming environment. Highly recommend. "

"Very good value for the price"

"very convenient great place to stay."

"The restaurant, convenience and staff -- excellent."

"The hotel is in an idyllic setting facing a small body"

"clean room nice and helpful staff great location I will stay there again"

"Breakfast was great The Onsen was amazing "

"Love the simple breakfast and the easy check-in and check-out process."

"Great location, welcoming staff, clean comfortable room furnished in a traditional way."

"Excellent service for everything! Enjoyed dining and professional service attended to the hotel guests. Located across from Nara Park where deer were freely roaming. I often saw a deer family walking around in the property, too. Highly recommend this hotel to experience a quiet and courteous nights."

"Great location"

"Clean room, convenient location, best for the money!"

"I went here as a single traveller with little to Japanese language skills and found it amazing. Though the staff had limited English, everything was communicated well and I felt very welcomed and comfortable. It’s very close to all the main attractions of Nara, but out of the way enough to where you’re not surrounded by people all the time. If I ever go back to Nara, I will certainly stay here again. "