Super Hotel Lohas JR Nara Eki

Nara was our 2nd-to-the-last stop of our 3-week Japan trip. we decided to be near the station (JR Station), as our next stop was Osaka. This hotel looks to be brand new, as all the amenities look to be fresh. There is the option of purchasing a buffet breakfast for Y1500, which is well worth the price considering the quality and variety of cold and hot breakffast dishes, and typical western breakfast as well as traditional Japanese breakfast. There is also a Happy (4) Hours where you can do your own mixology drinks. There were at least 5 different types of GIN, Vodka, etc so one can be a bartender and make as many drinks (and as strong or weak) as one wishes. There is also an "onsen", but I did not use it this time as it was too busy. There is a separate one for ladies. There is also an onsite laundry Y200 for wash and free dryer. We recommend this place highly due to location, amenities and the freshness of the hotel rooms (small, but adequate). The hotel is literally outside the JR station doors. And right below is a fairly large grocery store (Vierre?) and directly across the street from the main drag towards Nara Park. Nara Park is about a 15-minute easy walk (either through the store-lined streets, or the quite residential/commercial streets. As for the room size, our standard room was typical of Japan hotels. We are not big people, but those carrying huge luggage might have challenges, so I would recommend a bigger room if they are available. For us, with 2 small luggage and backpacks, the standard double room was adequate.

Very good hotel, reasonable price, and the best location because it's connected to JR Nara station. After leaving from JR Nara station gate, you can directly walk to 2nd floor of this hotel, it's the best location. This hotel has very good arrangements, good facilities. This hotel provides pajamas, comb, cotton bud, toothbrush for picking up at front of lift. This hotel is very clean.. All facilities in the room has everything, i really enjoy staying in this hotel.

5 stars not because its luxury but because the value. Clean, free welcome bar drinks from 5-9 pm. Onsen available. Big enough for two.

The hotel is next to the Nara station, it’s very good location. The staff are kind and nice, we asked about the route and restaurant recommendations, they are so helpful. The onsen in the hotel is good. Pyjamas and necessities are provided. Free alcohol drinks are also provided. All the check-in or entering room are in automatic mode. Good security for woman onsen zone with specific password to enter. I wish I could stay here again if I come back to Nara again.

I stayed at this hotel for two nights. The hotel's location is excellent, right outside Nara Train Station, with bus stops to various attractions nearby, as well as department stores and restaurants. However, the sign outside the hotel says "SUPER HOTEL PREMIER," while I booked "SUPER HOTEL LOHAS," which initially confused me when looking for the hotel.||The hotel's selling point is the onsen (hot spring) facility, but I didn't use it, so I can't comment on that aspect. The hotel staff were friendly, but the service was average. The pillow options I requested during the booking were not prepared before my check-in, and I had to get them myself after checking in. Some of the pillows had a strange smell. Additionally, the floor I stayed on had a lingering odor similar to an old kitchen, which made me feel uncomfortable.||The STANDARD DOUBLE ROOM I stayed in had ample space, but the design was extremely poor. The room had no wardrobe, only a few hangers on the wall. There was also no luggage rack provided, so I had to place my luggage directly on the floor. ||The bathroom was small, and the biggest issue was the high step inside the bathroom. This kind of raised bathroom floor is common in Japan, but I had never seen such a high step before. It was inconvenient to step over it, especially for elderly people, children, or someone like me who was already tired from walking a lot.||The room had a mini bar, hairdryer, and power outlets, but they didn't provide bottled water like other hotels. The view from my room faced a black wall of another building, so there was no view to speak of, making the room appear darker. The breakfast options were limited, but the quality was decent. The dining area had a good view.|Therefore, I feel it's a pity that the room had ample space but lack of tourist-friendly design and amenities. I think it's more suitable for business travelers than tourists.

With great location (very close to the east exit of Nara station), with free bar, with his spring you cloud enjoy for all night, and with great CP value, I could not find any point to complain about. Recommend guys who want tot travel to Nara.

The location of the hotel is really great. Can’t get closer to the Nara station. It’s a little bit strange to get to the Hotel though. You need an elevator to the lobby and from there another elevator to the rooms. And rooms couldn’t get smaller than this. The bathroom can only be used alone. For one night it’s ok but not more … The service is really friendly.

Super convenient, the hotel is connected to the train station. Hop off the train, head to the hotel to drop off your luggage and you are ready to go. Service quality is top notch, all the workers are very polite and go extra steps to make you feel welcomed. My room is a decent size for Japanese hotel standards. You can even pull up the little tatami under the bed to make a little extra bed. I love how you can literally shut off the window to black out the room. I am very sensitive to sound and light and I had the best sleep here when I was in Japan. Public bath is very comfortable and very relaxing. Love the free bar they offered. A great variety of alcohol was provided. A lot of people went down to the supermarket nearby and came up to enjoy the mini bar. Breakfast is decent and it is only 1000 yen. Food is delicious but close kind of early. Can walk to Nara park in 15 min or just ride the bus outside.