Sanyama Station × Accommodation Near Famous Cherry Blossom SpotsClose to Hotel·Ryokan

A Business Hotel about a 2-minute walk from the South Exit of JR Uji Station. Guest rooms feature deep green flooring inspired by Uji’s tea culture, creating a calm and relaxing atmosphere. The property offers a coin laundry and microwave, and humidifiers and mobile phone chargers are available for loan. Conveniently located within walking distance of Byodoin Temple (a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for the Phoenix Hall), The Tale of Genji Museum, and Mimuroto-ji Temple—ideal for sightseeing. Kyoto Station is also just 20 minutes away by rapid train, making it easy to get around.

A hotel is a place to heal both body and mind. From everyday life to special moments, and like another home for you. Uji Ichiban Niga Uri is the only exclusive-use Ryokan in Uji, Kyoto. Enjoy the finest moments reserved for just one group per day.

The model house has been reopened as a "Property" where you can stay with your family or group.You can rent the entire house, making it ideal for group stays.There is a large cherry blossom tree in front, allowing you to enjoy cherry blossom viewing in spring.Located within an hour of major Kansai area tourist spots such as Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara, it is an excellent base for tourism and business.

"Daikado Nakamura Residence" is a Property where you can stay in a villa (Villa) of a historically significant figure, designated as a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property. In 2014, it was renovated into a guesthouse equipped with modern Facilities.

"Nara Royal Hotel" is a stately and elegant hotel located near the Heijo Palace site. With its red brick exterior, serene guest rooms, natural Onsen from underground, sauna, diverse restaurants, and the largest banquet hall in the prefecture, we welcome guests with a spirit of hospitality.

Experience the charm of ancient Nara throughout the seasons at the traditional Japanese Ryokan, "Nara Manyo Wakakusa no Yado Mikasa," located in Nara City. From cherry blossoms in spring, summer cool breezes, to autumn foliage, witness the ever-changing beauty of this historic city. Surrounded by lush nature, enjoy unique experiences such as traditional annual events and numerous historical landmarks starting from "Nara Manyo Wakakusa no Yado Mikasa." Relax and rejuvenate in our open-air bath while feeling the refreshing atmosphere of Mount Wakakusa in Nara City.

A "Seasonal Delicacy Course" that blends the tradition of Japanese cuisine with French techniques, based on ingredients from Nara such as Yamato beef and Yamato vegetables. "Unique Free Activities" to experience the seasons woven by nature, including stargazing, wood chopping, campfires, insect collecting, and firefly watching, enjoyable for both adults and children. Enjoy a moment of leisure in a space that harmonizes the history and culture of ancient Nara, cherishing the essence of the ingredients. We welcome you first with the soothing aroma.

Nara City, an international tourist and cultural city with numerous cultural assets. Located right in front of Kintetsu Shin-Omiya Station, close to the government office district and the business center of Nara. A 7-Eleven convenience store is available on the first floor of the Hotel for your convenience. Enjoy a unique Super Hotel breakfast featuring organic salads and local ingredients.

Japan's first luxury brand, "JW Marriott Hotel Nara," has been awarded "1 Michelin Key" for two consecutive years in the "Michelin Guide Hotel Selection 2025." Designed by London's prestigious G.A Group, inspired by Nara's rich nature and culture, the hotel offers a beautifully crafted space resembling a grand residence. Located in the heart of Nara City, surrounded by Japan's largest number of World Heritage Sites and serene mountains, it provides excellent access to sightseeing. Immerse yourself in Japan's origins while enjoying JW Marriott’s signature hospitality to your heart’s content.

Located in the city center along the Saho River, lined with beautiful cherry blossoms celebrated in the Manyoshu, this hotel offers a comfortable stay with a modern Japanese design inspired by the ancient capital of Nara. In addition to well-designed, comfortable guest rooms that make smart use of space, the hotel features multiple wellness Facility such as a large public bath and fitness room, all-day dining, an executive lounge and rooftop bar with views of Nara, a kids’ area, and other refined Facility. From families to solo travelers, everyone can enjoy a relaxing stay.

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.