The Kashihara, Kashihara (Nara)

I had a lovely stay at the hotel! The Japanese-style rooms on my floor were clean and a very nice size, offering great value for money. The service was efficient, eventually arranging a 'double room' at the original price. The location was convenient for exploring nearby attractions, and I enjoyed the daily onsen changes. However, the dining options were limited to takeaway breakfast sandwiches, which was a minor downside. The facilities were well-maintained, adding to the overall positive experience.

The hotel offers traditional Japanese-style rooms on our floor, which may not suit everyone's preference for comfort and enjoyment. However, the room I stayed in was clean, nicely sized, and designed for one person. The service provided was outstanding, as they eventually accommodated my request for a 'double room' at the original price. Despite some older elements, the staff was very efficient. The location is a unique experience with changing onsen sides daily, convenient access to Kinetsu, and delightful local Izakaya restaurants nearby. Although the amenities were a bit outdated, the wedding services offered were notable. Overall, the facilities were adequate but not outstanding.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms were clean and a good size, but the Japanese-style beds didn't add much to my comfort. Despite the underqualified service and outdated facilities, they eventually accommodated our request at the original price, making the service quite impressive. The location was convenient for exploring places like Nara and Yoshinoyama, with access to an onsen that changes sides daily. The lack of dining options, like fast food, was a downside during my stay.

The hotel is conveniently located with access to Kinetsu and great local Izakaya restaurants. The onsen changes the women/men side daily, adding to the unique experience. However, the rooms, though priced for one person with 2 single beds, do not contribute to comfort and enjoyment as expected.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The Japanese-style rooms on our floor, while clean and a nice size, were designed for only one person. The service, although underqualified and everything seemed old, was eventually able to arrange a double room at the original price. The location was convenient, with access to Kinetsu and great local Izakaya restaurants, but the constantly changing of the women/men sides in the onsen was a bit inconvenient. The dining experience lacked details on homemade pastry, and the facilities were efficient overall.