Kashihara Royal Hotel

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• Eva_Chong

  27 marzo 2014
  Pretty outdated design

  the only comment I will make is the scary Charcoal which hang over the room, the room i have is western style. when I entered the room, in front of me is a row of Charcoal hanging besides TV, and another row of Charcoal hanging beside the refrigerator. maybe the purpose is to eliminate the odor and moist, but it is very scary!

  

• KoolTan

  07 mayo 2014
  A fantastic base between Nara & Mt Yoshinoyama

  On this trip, we wanted to straddle the hanami sites of Kyoto/Nara and Yoshinoyama (mountain with 30,000 cherry trees). Problem was finding a hotel base convenient to Nara, yet close enough to Yoshinoyama. As it turns out, visitors taking the Kintetsu trains from Kyoto & Nara have to switch train tracks for the dedicated Yoshino line at Kashiharajingumae Station. Which happens to be literally at the doorstep of the Kashihara Royal Hotel. Although it's an old property, the level of service was outstanding. Efficient check-in, good choice of in-hotel and nearby local restaurants, clean & safe. We even tried the basement level onsen which was our first introduction to traditional Japanese hotspring "therapy". Especially after a long day chasing Nara deer or climbing up Yoshinoyama in the cold, it is something we'd highly recommend to newbies. Just remember to learn about onsen etiquette rules (readily available online).

  

• NGNZJ

  25 enero 2016
  Good combination of business and culture

  Very relaxed big sized rooms. Superb Japanese traditional style 'onsen' in the the premises. They have a great banquet centre and restaurants. Very nearby to the railway station. Nice Japanese massage services also on campus.

  

• Luigi_Fino

  20 julio 2017
  They could so much better

  This is your average "best" hotel in a somehow remote prefecture. Don't get this wrong: Nara is rich in culture and history, with an astonishing landscape and idyllic setting. The hotel is OK, my room was spacious, but with the wrong premises. The large room was filled with two "large-single" beds, following the old Japanese custom that couples sleep separately (even at home, there are usually two beds). Other than the too old design linen and bed covers, the furniture that needs a fresh touch, unit bath from the 80's, it was almost OK. I particularly enjoyed the breakfast menu which had the western and Japanese separated and abundant on both sides. I was told that the emperor has a special room here when he visits, which means might have been the best hotel in town at the time. Given the importance of Nara, I would suggest some improvements can and should be done.

  

• Irlantilainen

  26 noviembre 2019
  Courteous and Comfortable

  This is the Daiwa Royal Hotel. 1 block n. of the higashi (east) exit of KashiharaJinguMae station, it's large and stylish in a dated, but superbly maintained, way. All the usual business hotel amenities, plus Japanese style rooms and 2 large onsen (not just oforu) baths. Very generous wide choice breakfast. Good base for a trip to Yoshino on the Kintetsu railway, or the nearby historic Imai-chi and Yagi-chi districts. Very helpful tourist office between hotel and station. Excellent restaurant 'Waraku Shin'; turn left out of hotel to main road, then 200m past Coco's. On right, 2nd floor up stairway.