June 22, 2026
A Prison Hotel
I read a news that the old Nara prison was transformed to a luxury hotel, and Hoshino Resort, a well-known hotel operator is opening it on the 25th. That brought me back of the memory that I stayed at a former prison hotel in Oxford. At that time, I was impressed by the idea, turning a prison into a hotel and it actually makes a lot of sense — each cell is basically the perfect size for a room. The Oxford one was in the old Victorian prison inside Oxford Castle, with a stone façade and those long corridors lined with individual cells. The inside was totally renovated with modern facilities, so it was super comfortable. And no, I didn’t have any creepy dreams about former inmates or anything like that. I don’t really know the full history of the Nara prison, but the building looks really atmospheric, and since it’s run by Hoshino Resort, I’m sure it’ll be a great place to stay. I definitely want to book a room sometime soon and when I do, I think I’ll avoid digging too deeply into what the former prisoners were in for. Some things are better left… un-Googled.
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A Prison Hotel
I read ain the news that the old Nara pPrison was transformed into a luxury hotel, and by Hoshino Resorts, a well-known hotel operator, and is opening it on the 25th.
I read in the news that the old Nara Prison was transformed into a luxury hotel by Hoshino Resorts, a well-known hotel operator, and is opening it on the 25th.
While "prison" isn't usually capitalized, it is capitalized here since it's part of the proper noun "Nara Prison".
That brought me back of thea memory thatof mine when I stayed at a former prison hotel in Oxford.
That brought back a memory of mine when I stayed at a former prison hotel in Oxford.
At that time, I was impressed by the idea, of turning a prison into a hotel, and it actually makes a lot of sense — each cell is basically the perfect size for a room.
At that time, I was impressed by the idea of turning a prison into a hotel, and it actually makes a lot of sense — each cell is basically the perfect size for a room.
The Oxford one was in the old Victorian prison inside Oxford Castle, with a stone façade and those long corridors lined with individual cells.
The inside was totally renovated with modern facilities, so it was super comfortable.
And no, I didn’t have any creepy dreams about former inmates or anything like that.
I don’t really know the full history of the Nara pPrison, but the building looks really atmospheric, and since it’s run by Hoshino Resort, I’m sure it’ll be a great place to stay.
I don’t really know the full history of the Nara Prison, but the building looks really atmospheric, and since it’s run by Hoshino Resort, I’m sure it’ll be a great place to stay.
I definitely want to book a room sometime soon and when I do, I think I’ll avoid digging too deeply into what the former prisoners were in for.
Some things are better left… un-Googled. Some things are better left… un-Googled.
"un-googled" is a great way to describe it! lol
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I never knew former prisons being turned into hotels was a thing!
June 22, 2026
Thanks a lot for the corrections! I appreciate it! And yeah, turning old prisons into hotels seems to be common. The Oxford one left such a strong impression on me that the news about Nara immediately reminded me of it.
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I read a news that the old Nara prison was transformed to a luxury hotel, and Hoshino Resort, a well-known hotel operator is opening it on the 25th.
I read While "prison" isn't usually capitalized, it is capitalized here since it's part of the proper noun "Nara Prison". |
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That brought me back of the memory that I stayed at a former prison hotel in Oxford.
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At that time, I was impressed by the idea, turning a prison into a hotel and it actually makes a lot of sense — each cell is basically the perfect size for a room.
At that time, I was impressed by the idea |
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The Oxford one was in the old Victorian prison inside Oxford Castle, with a stone façade and those long corridors lined with individual cells. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The inside was totally renovated with modern facilities, so it was super comfortable. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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And no, I didn’t have any creepy dreams about former inmates or anything like that. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I don’t really know the full history of the Nara prison, but the building looks really atmospheric, and since it’s run by Hoshino Resort, I’m sure it’ll be a great place to stay.
I don’t really know the full history of the Nara |
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I definitely want to book a room sometime soon and when I do, I think I’ll avoid digging too deeply into what the former prisoners were in for. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Some things are better left… un-Googled. Some things are better left… un-Googled. Some things are better left… un-Googled. "un-googled" is a great way to describe it! lol |
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