Guesthouse Nara Komachi — Hotel in Nara

Our family of 4 stayed 3 nights in a very compact Japanese-style room with 3 futons and a bunk-bed, so cleverly designed that it felt spacious despite being maybe 10 square meters in size. The private bath's shower had better water-pressure than we've got at home, and there was a new big-screen TV, plus 4 oversized zabuton seats that could be stored on wall racks when not in use. ||The communal kitchen, refrigerator, and lobby area were some of the best I've experienced--and I've stayed at a lot of hostels! The coin laundry is about a 5-min. walk, and features washers that provide their own detergent (all instructions in Japanese; no change machine; takes 300 yen per load of wash and about 300 yen--3 cycles--to completely dry). It's about a 5-6 min. walk to JR Nara Station and convenience stores; about 15 min. walk to Nara Park. ||The Guesthouse Nara Komachi hosts were extremely friendly and helpful, and spoke English reasonably well. Highly...

The location is 10 mins walk from Nara station but it is a bus away if you wanna go to Kintetsu Nara Station. So check where you depart & return to first!

I was glad when we arrive at around 12 pm, the lady was there or else we will need to self check in. But the instructions are clear .

They have all the common facilities we need: microwave, toaster, hot water dispenser, fridge and even boardgames and comics!

Also the main attraction like Nara Park and Todaji temple is closer to Kintetsu Nara station.

The place itself remind me of a very nice hostel. I had a 1 bunkbed style room with inside bathroom. Although the size of the room is very compat, but it feels so comfortable and very clean. You may wanna reconsider the very petite bathroom (shower, no bathtub) if your height...

I love this place and wish to stay longer if I have more time in Nara. It's very close to Nara Station. There is Lawson on the way you walk from Nara Station to the hotel.

Arrive at the hotel, you can feel warm atmosphere fron the place. It's the self check in but you can ring the bell fof staff. You will get a recepit indicating room number and password to enter your room. Hold you hand over the lock, there will be number shown up so you can type in the enter code. I booked a room with bunk bed but stayed alone, not much incremental price to shared room.

The bathroom has the clear sliding door, but there is the shade you can pull down to get the privacy. Kettel is available...