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The 9 best hotels in Tenri, Japan
Discover the best hotels in Tenri, Nara Prefecture, Kinki including Nara Plaza Hotel, Fairfield by Marriott Nara Tenri Yamanobenomichi, Business Ryokan Yamabe, Grand Vrio Hotel Nara Wakura, Business Hotel Kirakusou, Fairfield by Marriott Nara Tenri Yamanobenomichi, Tsubame House, Mori no Guesthouse, Yamanobenomichi Teku Teku.
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1. Nara Plaza Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Parking: 800
Good Value
Reviewed By naqvi_jpI stayed for 1 night at the Nara Plaza Hotel. The girl who checked me in (I don`t remember her name, Nakamura or Nakayama) was really kind and polite. Another girl in the evening whose name was Nagahara was also really kind. I lost my wallet and I got it back with everything and nothing was missing. Room was good but there were no water bottle inside the room. The pool and onsen was really good. Check out was a little bit slow, maybe because there was not enough counter. Overall, the experience was good. Too be honest, there are not so much shops nearby, however, there is a convenience store which is open until around 11pm. And There is Gusto cafe (family restaurant) which is open until 1:30am. There are other plenty of restaurants also but they closed at around 10pm.
2. Fairfield by Marriott Nara Tenri Yamanobenomichi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Fairfield by Marriott Nara Tenri Yamanobenomichi is located next to Michi-no-Eki Nara Rekishi Geijutsu Bunkamura in the ancient capital of Nara. Be drawn into the romantic world of ancient Japan dating back to the 8th century.
道の駅プロジェクトの一環らしい。
Reviewed By Departure809482マリオットグループがわからないと何も言えないようだが、2022年3月21日に「道の駅なら歴史芸術文化村」と同日オープンした。 県経営？道の駅の敷地内に新設みたいであるが、「自治体と連携した地方創生事業として道の駅に近接するホテル」がどういう存在なのかがわからない。 近所は「山の辺の道」であって、歴史学より考古学の範疇に近い。 大規模な「道の駅なら歴史芸術文化村」とどう関わるのだろうか。 道の駅にもレストランがあって、一休みで立ち寄るのも難しいのかもしれないが、他のマリオット施設よりは低料金らしい。
3. Business Ryokan Yamabe
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 19 reviews
Parking: 6
It is quite remote but pretty decent
Reviewed By RohaizaIt feels like staying in a japanese style houses but it is quite far away although it is very near a train Station. If u stay in a smaller room u'll feel cozy but in a bigger room it is quite cold cause i was there during winter. U have to share a bathroom but my room was just next to it.
4. Grand Vrio Hotel Nara Wakura
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
A Motor Hotel in Nara
Reviewed By Michael LThe concept of a motel (or motor-hotel) is a distinctly American one. These are places you usually drive to, and often enough can park right outside your room. Other countries do not have motels. The Grandvrio Hotel in Nara, however, could almost be seen as a sort of higher-class motel. And the reason I say this has mostly to do with the location. Nara being a popular tourist spot, it is increasingly difficult to open new hotels in the city itself – turf is expensive, and good locations are already taken. So in this case they decided to ignore the three rules of real-estate – location, location, location – and build a new hotel (opened in 2018) outside the city itself in a rather nondescript, semi-industrial, semi-agricultural area. So unless you have a car (or a lot of patience for a good hour’s train ride into the city) this hotel may not be your cup of tea. However, if you are travelling by car, and hope to avoid the high prices and lack of availability that come with stays in the center of the city, this may be the place for you. This hotel is a part of the Route Inn group, but is basically a level up from that. The lobby is fairly nice, but in the mode of a traditional Japanese Ryokan, you have to take your shoes off before going any further than the lobby. There are shoe lockers just around the corner, and the slippers they offer seemed to fit fine on my big western feet. They do have more traditional rooms (with tatami flooring) available, but we chose to stay in a western-style room. At the hotel restaurant, we had the course dinner, which was pretty good. My favorite course was the shabu-shabu, which is thinly sliced pork over vegetables. The other courses were good, but not outstanding. One plus about the hotel’s location is that there does seem to be a fair amount of restaurants on the street, within easy walking distance of the hotel. So there is no absolute need to eat dinner at the hotel restaurant. The room was nice, and about as big as most Japanese hotel rooms. It had a fridge, and a place to hang coats and such, but no closet. The unit bathroom was adequate, but be aware the ceiling is a bit low (not uncommon in Japan). The “night lights” were more like reading lights on the headboard of the bed. They were a little too bright to actually be used as nightlights, and I did not find any sort of dimmer switch for them. However, the desk lamp could be dimmed, which worked out. The beds were comfortable, but we only had 2 pillows despite making reservations as a family of 4, and had to ask the front desk for more. There was a humidifier in the room, which was nice, as I have been in a number of hotels in the past where overly dry air makes it almost impossible to sleep. We made use of the onsen (Japanese style baths) on the first floor. This one did have small lockers for your valuables, which was convenient. It appeared to be clean and was not overly crowded. I did not get a chance to use the outdoor bath, but the indoor one was nice. My favorite part of the stay was the breakfast buffet. Dinner, of course, can always be eaten elsewhere. But breakfast is most convenient before you ever have to leave the building. So a good breakfast buffet is always a big plus. They had both Japanese and Western-style fare, and a good selection of both. When we checked out one of the staff members offered to help us carry our bags to the car, and told us the best route to drive to the center of Nara. Overall I was happy with our stay. At the end of a long day of hitting the sites, it was nice to come to a place where you could relax and enjoy the evening meal, bath and breakfast and not have to leave the premises.
5. Business Hotel Kirakusou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Parking:15
神対応
Reviewed By ミヤ2015ビジネスホテルとして利用。24:00過ぎにチェックインしたが、怒るどころか、むしろ素晴らしい対応。コスパを考えるとかなり良い。
6. Fairfield by Marriott Nara Tenri Yamanobenomichi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Fairfield by Marriott Nara Tenri Yamanobenomichi is located next to Michi-no-Eki Nara Rekishi Geijutsu Bunkamura in the ancient capital of Nara. Be drawn into the romantic world of ancient Japan dating back to the 8th century.
道の駅プロジェクトの一環らしい。
Reviewed By Departure809482マリオットグループがわからないと何も言えないようだが、2022年3月21日に「道の駅なら歴史芸術文化村」と同日オープンした。 県経営？道の駅の敷地内に新設みたいであるが、「自治体と連携した地方創生事業として道の駅に近接するホテル」がどういう存在なのかがわからない。 近所は「山の辺の道」であって、歴史学より考古学の範疇に近い。 大規模な「道の駅なら歴史芸術文化村」とどう関わるのだろうか。 道の駅にもレストランがあって、一休みで立ち寄るのも難しいのかもしれないが、他のマリオット施設よりは低料金らしい。
7. Tsubame House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
女子一人旅
Reviewed By marblepanda女子気まぐれお一人旅を始めて約３年、なんでもない休日を特別な1日にする。帰れる距離でお泊まりするなんてこれほど贅沢なことはない。今回は、JR奈良から15分 近鉄西大寺から30分 京都からも本数は少ないけれど直通があるという 奈良天理市へ 前もってお願いすれば、天理の駅までお迎えにきてくれます。歴史あるお宅と新興住宅街が混在した 静かな住宅街にあります。 オーナーご夫婦でDIYされリノベーションされたという、建物は、ご夫婦の居住スペースと兼用の オープンスペースは、ふんだんに吉野杉を使用されていて、縁側や手作りの、掘りごたつ形式のテーブルが、とってもくつろげて親戚のお家に来た気持ちになります。お部屋も広々の少人数のドミトリーと和室のファミリールーム、タオルも用意してくれていて これはめっちゃ嬉しい。近くには日本最古の神社石上神社や、とあるところに古墳や歴史ある建物神社があり、私のようなフリープランでいくとオーナーご夫妻が、いろいろ相談にのってくれて、 日本の古都にふんだんに触れる事ができます。 タイミングが合えば、オーナーさんの奥様が焼いたコーヒーカップでご主人さんが とっても美味しいひきたてのコーヒーをたててくれます。大満足の休日でした。
8. Mori no Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
木を使った 館内 で ホッと
Reviewed By pandalyn2015森の‥とあるように 木材を使用した館内で ホッとできました。天理駅から3分なのに、別空間です。ただ駅に近いとあって、部屋によっては 近隣で騒ぐ人たちの声が聞こえました。まだ新しいので、どこも綺麗です。男女混合ドミトリーでしたが、満床でなかったせいか、女子だけでかためた部屋にしてくれました。お客さんは外国の方も多いです。皆さん良識あるお客さんでした。サイクリングの人も多く、朝から走っていらっしゃいました。また泊まりにきたいです。
9. Yamanobenomichi Teku Teku
日本最古の古道の一つ「山の辺の道」沿いに位置する2階の洋室3部屋のみの小さなゲストハウスです。それぞれの部屋にシングルベッド2台を設置しています。浴室、洗面台、トイレ２か所、ダイニングキッチンは共用です。スタッフは１階の１室に在中しています。食事の提供はしておりませんが食材の準備はできますのでご相談ください。 Jr長柄駅（jr奈良より２０分）から徒歩１８分。駅までの送迎も可能です。 無料レンタル自転車あり。 敷地内無料駐車場あり。 飲み物（お茶、コーヒー）無料サービス。 一番近いコンビニまで徒歩８分。 一番近いレストランまで徒歩１０分。 （計測はグーグルマップによる）
