The hotel is only 5 minutes walk from the train station, which was great as we were carrying a suitcase, and about 10 to the city centre. All main attractions are close by and we walked everywhere. The staff were very welcoming and accommodating as we arrived before check-in time. They let us leave our luggage in a designated space for free and were really friendly about it. The room was spacious, very comfortable and the beds were really comfy with a fluffy duvet and really nice pillow. I had a great sleep. The room had a table with a kettle and a small fridge, which was very useful. We had space to leave the suitcase by the door too. The bathroom was the usual Japanese bathroom with a small bathtub and washlet. It had space to hang some clothes and to leave a wash bag and small items on the counter. The hotel provides nice shampoo, conditioner and body wash but it also provides really nice toiletries like face wash, toner and the best lotion I've ever tried in a hotel. It left my skin so smooth and soft. The hotel was really clean, quiet and welcoming. I will definitely stay again if I come to Nara.

I wish we could have stayed longer than one night to enjoy this comfortable hotel.

Its a nice hotel near the station, Nara park is about a 10 to 15 minute walk from the hotel. The room is clean and the staff is helpfull.

This isn't unique for this hotel, most hotels in Japan have this policy but I found the information on booking.com unclear (just like the other hotels). If your a family with small childern ( I think under the age of 5 you are expected to share a bed with them. The room will have a sleepingcouch but the hotel won't transform the couch to a bed. If you want that you'll be charged extra.

Nice hotel, great location, less than 10 min walk to Nara station. Hotel was very clean and had a very nice breakfast. What impressed me was they provided everything, even face was and toner! And in the lobby, you could help yourself to amenities and drinks, and an area where you could soak your tired feet in hot stone! We could even "rent for free" things like extension cords and hair curlers. Am glad we booked another Centurion Hotel on our trip

Very clean, they put effort into it keeping the hotel clean, organized, and well presented. Staff are very receptive and helpful. Beds (twin room) were comfortable, clean, crisp, and warm. Location is excellent. Walking distance to both JR Nara and Kintetsu Nara stations. Easy access to the bus to go uphill to the main historical sites. Walking would be about 10 minutes to Kohfukuji. Restaurants around the corner on Sanjyo street in front of JR Nara. A pleasant walk to the historical Nakamura and the shopping street.

Breakfast is a good for Japanese breakfast and Indian breakfast, but the western breakfast eggs and bacon were unappealing. Lot of good baked goods however! Coffee was fine too and there was a pot of chia tea. Room a bit cramped but we were able to open suitcases.

The hotel is very conveniently located at a very short walking distance from the JR train station, and at about 13 minutes walking distance from the Kintetsu Nara line train station. The rooms are beautiful and spacious, with very comfortable beds and pillows. We stayed in room 606, which also included a sofa and a coffee table, perfect for lounging in the evening, after a long day spent exploring Nara. A free amenity corner is available at the reception area, and lovely Japanese style bathrobes and comfy sleepers are available in the room. The hotel is very clean, the staff are all very kind and helpful. As we arrived earlier than the allowed check in time, we could store our luggage in the hotel, and the lady at the reception offered to arrange for our luggage to be brought up to our room, as soon as the room was ready, which was a nice touch. The breakfast is good and includes both Japanese and full-English options, as well as curries. I would highly recommend this hotel and I will certainly love to stay here again during my future visits to Nara.

Everything was perfect!

Wow, this place deserves the highest rating! So many high end touches for a really affordable price. The desk area was perfect for working with my laptop. The complementary hot stone foot spa was great to try. They have so many additional amenity items you can rent for free. Ice machine, microwave and laundry machine to use on site. The room tv was huge, beds comfortable, housekeeping and staff great. They allowed me to store my luggage upon checkout. So close to JR Nara station and great supermarket.

The wifi signal in the room at times was not great

Good location near the station and Nissan Car hire, and the Main Street up to the temple complex. Nearby restaurants and shops. Good breakfast.

Just a suggestion but we had good floor space in our triple room but there was a lack of shelving or drawer space to put small items such as cosmetics, etc. The table was full with tea making items. A small wall or floor standing shelf unit in this room would improve it immensely.

Location is perfect, very near Nara Station and buses. The staff were just lovely and very helpful and my room was spacious by Japanese standards and had everything I needed for my stay. The bed was fantastic and felt like sleeping in a cloud. I paid extra for breakfast which had a good variety of food. There were plenty of eateries nearby and a lovely supermarket at the station.

I love the foot heater/massage after a long day of walking. The hotel is close to the bus/train station, and my room was comfortable. Great amenities, laundry available, and vending machines too.

The step down from the bathroom is really high, so be careful.

This hotel is very conveniently located near the Nara Station (5 minute walk). It is also a short walk (5-6 minutes) to downtown where there are really nice shops and restaurants. It is also a 15-20 minute walk to Nara Park where there are beautiful shrines and very tame deer wandering around. The breakfast at the hotel very good. It featured both western style food and Japanese food.

The rooms, themselves, are older than most we encountered while in Japan. Our bathroom was very small and had a raised floor which made getting in and out a bit tricky (especially for anyone who may have mobility issues). There was also a very limited number of outlets for charging devices.