Tomio Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan for couples/married couples - 4Page Number

-- Established in 1899, a long-standing Ryokan with temple- and shrine-style architecture, standing proudly within the scenic Nara Park --Nara still preserves the charm of the ancient capital throughout the city.Shikitei is located right beside the torii gate at the entrance to Nara Park, where you can truly feel the spirit of Nara.Since its founding, it has been renovated five times, and its temple- and shrine-style building blends seamlessly into the surrounding scenery,creating a calm, hidden-retreat atmosphere.

A private whole-house Accommodation nestled in the quiet Kitamachi area on the north side of Naramachi, just a short walk from the UNESCO World Heritage site Todai-ji Temple. Inspired by Nara’s legendary sacred deer, “Manashika,” the interior features deer motifs, kumiko woodwork, and carved transom panels throughout.On the courtyard wood deck, you’ll find “Manashika-no-Yu,” an open-air Shigaraki-ware bath. Breathe in the scent of hinoki cypress and feel Nara’s open sky as you gently unwind. With 188 m² of total floor space, 4 bedrooms, and 8 beds, this Accommodation can host up to 16 guests. The soaring main hall is equipped with a large projector for enjoying Todai-ji Temple, Nara Park’s deer, cherry blossoms, and other local highlights on a big screen. A playroom with a bouldering wall, hammock, and Nintendo Switch—plus BBQ equipment on the deck—offers plenty to enjoy all day long even with a large group.Stroll among world heritage sites in the morning while meeting deer along the way, then relax at night wrapped in the calm of a traditional townhouse neighborhood. Enjoy an exceptional whole-house stay that lets you experience all of Nara at once.

Nestled in the quiet of Nara, “mameyama15” is a private, whole-house residence designed to help you step away from everyday life and truly unwind. Its calm presence and the complete privacy of an exclusive rental turn your stay into something special. Wake up to stillness in the morning, and savor unhurried moments at night—an inviting space for the luxury of doing nothing. More than a base for sightseeing, it offers a refined retreat for adults who value the time spent in Nara itself.

A luxury, entire-home Accommodation, THE KAKU NARA, nestled in the historic Naramachi district. With a spacious total floor area of 200㎡, it features a refined living room, an atmospheric Japanese-style room, a fully equipped modern kitchen with the latest appliances, and a private gym. In addition, the open-air bath offers an exceptional moment of relaxation as you breathe in Nara’s crisp air. Enjoy a truly luxurious stay in this special space where tradition and modern design come together.

In the old town of Nara, in the popular historic district of Naramachi with its traditional streetscape, you’ll find “Kaze no Naramachi.” This small Hotel has only eight rooms, preserving the beauty and craftsmanship of a traditional Japanese house—such as its kura storehouse and tea room—while offering modern comfort and functionality. With “SAKE HOTEL” as our concept—befitting the birthplace of sake—you can enjoy pairings of Toyosawa Shuzo’s sake with locally sourced fusion cuisine. Depending on the season, rare sakes may also be available. To help make your trip even more fulfilling, we also provide guidance on nearby sightseeing spots. Enjoy strolling through this atmospheric neighborhood and visiting cultural landmarks such as Kofuku-ji Temple, Todai-ji Temple, and Nara Park for a rich stay where you can experience history and discover Nara’s lesser-known charms.

Located at the western edge of "Nara Park," one of Japan's most renowned scenic spots surrounded by World Heritage sites such as Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Kofuku-ji Temple, and Todai-ji Temple, the Hotel stands in a place known worldwide as the birthplace of Japanese culture. The Hotel features 43 guest rooms (23 of which include private Onsen baths or open-air baths) designed with interiors that harmonize with nature, offering a refined atmosphere that reflects the traditions of Nara. The main building of the Hotel, a renovated "Nara Prefectural Governor's Residence" originally built in the Taisho era, houses a restaurant where you can fully experience the terroir and culinary history of Nara, as well as a sushi bar utilizing a traditional storehouse. Additionally, the Hotel's grounds include a Japanese garden where you can enjoy the beauty of each season, providing Facilities that ensure a seamless travel experience.