Ulasan The Deer Park Inn

This place was great! This was my first hostel experience and I loved it! The staff are great, the rooms are private and clean, the shared area is well equipped. You get 20% off the cafe upstairs for being a lodger, the breakfast was delicious! You are right in Deer Park, 10/10 would recommend!

This place had a great location to some of the sites to visit and also offered parking for a very reasonable fee to qhich I needed due to me renting a car. All the staff were very nice and helpful. Rooms are basic but very functional and clean and this place had a laundry facility which proved very useful. I would highly recommend this place

The hotel room is tidy and stylish, equipped with kitchenware for cooking—a helpful feature as Nara Park’s restaurants close early. Waking up to see deer roaming outside every morning is a truly special and memorable experience. Perfect for those looking for comfort and a unique stay near nature!

This is my second time staying here. It’s an amazing experience staying by inside Nara park. You can see the deer outside your window in the morning. Beautiful location. Beautiful fresh air and the owners are so nice.

Near Kasuga Taisha Shrine and Wakakusayama Park, you can see deer right outside the door. Although there are only shared bathrooms, the overall cleanliness is very good, and there are discounts available at the nearby restaurant for breakfast.

This is a retro-style hotel that suits my taste. Very Kansai. The window view is beautiful, the room is nice. You can see deer from the balcony. Behind the hotel is a green hill, very chill to take pictures. The downside is that it is quite far from the train station, far from the bus station. But the view is nice and chill. The room has no mirror so you can't put on makeup or curl your hair.

The great thing about this place is that you can interact with the deer comfortably when there are no tourists… The location is great. It's great for a morning stroll around the park when there are no people around. I highly recommend it.

The environment and price are okay, but the location is extremely inconvenient for transportation. If you have a lot of luggage, don't book this place, or you'll experience what it's like to be carrying a heavy load for a marathon.

This place is so famous among the Nara lodgings that I booked the last one left. The bedding was truly clean and fluffy, just as the reviews said, making it a perfect place to sleep. The shower facilities were also incredibly clean and satisfying. Above all, the staff were incredibly friendly, and the unique accommodations, where you could even encounter deer up close, made for a perfect ending to my trip.

The room was considered large for Japan, with only two beds and a table. The bathroom was shared, but it wasn't crowded, so there was no queue. The receptionist looked like Liu Yifei and was very friendly and welcoming. Overall, it was a good experience.

The stay experience exceeded expectations! Five-star recommendation for this treasure hotel! This stay completely refreshed my perception of business hotels! From the moment I stepped into the lobby, I was impressed by the hotel's modern and simple style and the warm and thoughtful service of the staff. The front desk lady smiled kindly and reminded me of the surrounding traffic routes when checking in. The details were perfect! The room was even more surprising! The room was spacious and bright, the floor-to-ceiling windows had a wide view, and the softness of the bedding was comparable to the Simmons mattress at home. The service was really heartwarming.

It is an old mountain lodge-like accommodation. The room is clean. The bathroom and shower are shared, but the facilities are clean. The staff are all friendly. It is right below the Wakakusa north gate entrance and right near Todaiji and Kasugataisha. It is far from the city, but it is close to nature and cultural assets, so it feels different from regular accommodations. I want to go there again next time I go to Nara.

This B&B is in an excellent location. It costs about 1,300 yen to take a taxi from Kintetsu Nara Station. You can directly reach the foot of Mt. Wakakusa. Just go down a few steps and you will find this B&B... Facilities: The shared toilets and bathrooms are really clean...the bathrooms have sufficient water pressure, a bit similar to the bathrooms in RVs Environment: If there is any shortcoming, it is because the room is a bit old, so there will be a bit of musty smell when you come in, and the floor will creak a bit when you step on it. The rest is very good, the location is perfect, you can see deer outside the window, and you can go out early in the morning. You can go to Wakakusa Mountain, the deer are still sleeping Service: The front desk speaks English very well and can communicate easily. They will also give you a map and explain how to play. The attitude is very good and the service is very considerate! All in all, it’s really good🥺I like Nara very much, it’s a very worthwhile trip!

The bathroom and shower are public areas, but they are also convenient. The room is actually quite large. There are deer downstairs, and Kasuga Taisha Shrine and Wakakusa Mountain are not far away. The experience is very good.