If you're planning on sightseeing mainly around Todaiji Temple, Hotel Nikko Nara, located right next to Nara Station, is probably a good choice. Since it's right next to Nara Station, it's easy to get to anywhere. For a twin room, you can easily stay for 14,000 yen per person, and it can accommodate up to four people, so it's also recommended for group trips with family or friends. Even if you're traveling alone, you can stay within your budget. It's a good value hotel considering the location and facilities.

Located next to Nara Park, Kofuku-ji Temple, and Kasuga Taisha Shrine, this hotel is very convenient for exploring Nara. Nara Hotel has a 100-year history dating back to the Meiji era, and is a prestigious hotel that has hosted foreign dignitaries and members of the imperial family. The specialty Yamato tea porridge breakfast was healthy and very delicious.

There are many hotels and Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Nara city, but there are only a few city hotels around Kashihara. It is a hotel-less area. The hotel I recommend is "THE KASHIHARA". It is a decent hotel.

「スーパーホテルＰｒｅｍｉｅｒＪＲ奈良駅」は、駅前なので非常に交通アクセスも良く、奈良公園へも徒歩圏内と観光旅行には最適な宿。都市部にありながら、ミネラル豊富な天然温泉をたっぷりの湯量にてお楽しみいただけます。ツインルームやコネクティングルームもあり、お友達とご一緒してのご利用にもおすすめ。この春には、奈良県の魅力を存分にご体験いただけることでしょう。

Since there are no hot springs around Nara Park, this is one of the few inns where you can enjoy natural hot springs. You can relax in the large public bath or open-air bath. Breakfast is Buffet style that includes local Nara dishes. This is a recommended hotel as you can relax in the spacious rooms.

I rented a bicycle around Nara city, so I stayed at this hotel because I wanted to relax in the large public bath. It is a natural hot spring. I stayed there in November, and it cost less than 10,000 yen for one night with breakfast. The breakfast Buffet included local dishes such as nyumen and Nara pickles. The souvenir shop had a large selection for a hotel store.

A convenient place to stay when touring the ancient capital of Nara is the Comfort Hotel Nara. It is within walking distance of Nara Station and has good access to Nara Park and other places. There are many restaurants nearby. They also offer a free breakfast, so it's a great deal.

If you're looking for a great hot spring in Nara, this is the place to go. The open-air bath on the top floor will warm you to the core. Along with the authentic kaiseki dinner at the traditional Japanese Ryokan (Japanese inn), this is sure to be a memorable trip. It's a 5-minute walk from Nara Park. It's also conveniently located within walking distance of Kofuku-ji Temple, Todai-ji Temple, and Kasuga Taisha Shrine.

It is located just a 2-minute walk from Kintetsu Kashihara Jingu-mae Station, making it a convenient location for getting anywhere. The inn itself is a little old, but it has single rooms, is very reasonably priced, and is a great place to stay. There is also a convenience store nearby.

We recommend the quiet Kasuga Hotel, located next to Kofuku-ji Temple. In particular, if you take a bath in the open-air bath in the evening while looking at the lush garden, you can hear the sound of the bells of Kofuku-ji Temple, and feel the quiet flow of time that is typical of Nara with all your senses. In addition to Kofuku-ji Temple, Todai-ji Temple and Kasuga Taisha Shrine are also within walking distance, making it convenient for sightseeing in Nara.

This is a luxury inn with a hot spring adjacent to Nara Park. It is located on the western edge of Nara Park, so you can reach Nara Park just by going outside the inn. You can spend an elegant time in a room decorated with traditional Nara crafts. There is also a private open-air bath exclusively for guests, so you can enjoy the hot spring at your leisure.

It is located just a 3-minute walk from Nara Station, so it is easy to get to on foot and perfect for sightseeing. The large public bath has good quality water and you can relax in the natural hot spring. It is also nice that the rooms are relatively cheap.

You can do sightseeing around Arashiyama, and it is recommended because it has good access to old historical cities and shrines. The hot spring is free-flowing and the water is of good quality, and you can relax in Japanese and Western room. The breakfast plan includes easy-to-eat Kyoto-style vegetable-rich obanzai.

The Japanese-style rooms are very spacious, making efficient use of space. The unique exterior and interior are reminiscent of the ancient capital, and the staff's uniforms make this a special inn. Not only can you enjoy the atmosphere of the ancient capital in a relaxing room, but you can also soothe your travel fatigue in the hot springs. It is also conveniently located, just 15 minutes by taxi from Nara Station.

If you are looking for a place to stay near Todaiji Temple in Nara, we recommend Kanko Hotel Tamaru. It is located about a 10-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station, and Nara Park is right next to it. All of the rooms in this simple yet clean hotel are Japanese-style and spacious, and there is also a large public bath where you can refresh yourself. For meals, you can enjoy local kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with seasonal local ingredients. The Asuka nabe, which uses milk, is particularly delicious. The hotel offers a service where you can store your car and luggage after check-out, so you can enjoy sightseeing in the city until the evening, which is highly recommended.

If you are looking for a place to visit in Nara, I recommend Sarusawaike Yoshidaya. It is an 8-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station. This is Ryokan (Japanese inn) located on the banks of Sarusawaike Pond in Nara Park Park near Kofukuji Temple. There are Western-style rooms such as twin rooms and Japanese-style rooms. There is also a large public bath. You can enjoy local Nara cuisine such as Asuka nabe and Yamato nikutori chicken.

This inn is located in the shopping arcade in front of Kintetsu Nara Station. There are bicycle rentals in front of the station, which makes it very convenient for sightseeing. There are separate baths for men and women, so you can relax and unwind after a long day of sightseeing. Even if dinner is not included, there are plenty of restaurants nearby, so you won't have any trouble. The tea porridge for breakfast may be a matter of personal preference, but it does make for a good conversation piece.