Top Hotels Near Iwafune Shrine in Katano from AU$41

"We had a lovely one night stay at the Candeo. Located above a shopping mall which was very handy for food and drink. The staff at the hotel were friendly and helpful. We arrived at the hotel early and were able to leave our bags until check in time and when we came to check in they had been taken to our room. A nice touch. We stayed here to go to the local parkrun which was only a 25 minute walk away on Saturday morning. Will definitely stay again."

"Most comfortable huge bed and room! Bath and gym area are very well designed and offer many amenities. Nice areas to read stocked with very interesting books. Hotel is not close to the main tourist area, it is next to the convention center. This may be not perfect for tourists that want to be closer to the popular areas. To me the bed and quiet were better than the crowds..."

"Superb service"

"Did not eat there."

"Super nice staff, great location"

"We really enjoyed our stay in the hotel, the breackfast was so delicious, so much options of food, and the Staf was super kind, we miss something in the room and they kindly send us that tonTokyo, we really appreciated it, we truly recommended. "

"Clean and comfy"

"The customer service was top tier, we enjoyed every interaction and help we received. They were very helpful with whatever we needed, the property was amazing and well managed. For days we had bad weather they always provided us with complimentary umbrellas to use & return. Highly recommend this location and company for anyone looking for hotels."

"It is a typical Japanese business hotel-like one in touristic area. The room is very small with tiny (system) bath (unlike other Daiwa-Roynet that I had stayed before in Sendai, and Koriyama, etc.) The location is good but can be slightly tricky for first comer to find it because it is behind another high-rise hotel in front of West exit of Nara JR station so that you cannot see the hotel sign upon exiting the Nara JR station. But still within easy walking distance. One good thing related to this it's relatively quiet, almost no train noise nor any street noise is audible in the room (12th floor). The property appears to be slightly old but has been under good maintenance and in good condition. The breakfast is good, not excellent though: it has everything that you can expect from typical small Japanese hotel; relatively weak on breads and salads. The venue for breakfast is small so that you may want to check the crowd status shown on your TV monitor in the room. One big catch that I found is that you cannot open the window so that we missed the fresh morning air. Overall it was a good stay in Nara area."