Around Mount Keigatake × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Narai-juku, with a 400-year history on the Nakasendo, remains as Japan's longest post town, preserving much of its original charm. Located at the midpoint of the 69 stations of the Nakasendo, this post town flourished with many travelers and was affectionately known as "Narai Senken." As we inherit four historical buildings as the Property BYAKU Narai, we have chosen not to give each building a new name. Instead, we decided to return to the "yago" (traditional house names) passed down from the Edo period, such as calling the sake brewery "Suginomori Shuzo," established in 1793 and a symbol of the town, "Toshiyoshiya." The 16 Rooms are unique and diverse, utilizing the structures of the four historical buildings, each with different layouts and purposes. Immerse yourself in spaces that embrace the historical architecture, and experience the history and countless stories these buildings have witnessed over time. We offer a unique stay experience in these traditional houses, distinct from typical Hotel Rooms, where you can feel the essence of a place that has supported various lives and activities for generations.

Conveniently located just a short distance from the Ina Interchange on the Chuo Expressway. An ideal base for both business and sightseeing.

Choose between the Hotel building and the log house property, where dinner features a two-flavor shabu-shabu hot pot. The pet-friendly log house includes a BBQ space and a mini kitchen, offering a warm wooden ambiance that provides an extraordinary experience away from the city.