Komada Station × Quiet Accommodation With Few RoomsClose to Hotel·Ryokan

"Kamenoi Hotel Nara" is a tranquil Onsen Hotel located adjacent to the "Heijo Palace Site," one of the components of the UNESCO World Heritage "Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara." The Room options include a variety of types such as serene Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, and special Japanese-Western style rooms with private baths offering panoramic views. The large communal bath features an indoor bath with a soothing interior made of charred cedar wood, inspired by the ancient capital, and an open-air bath where you can relax and enjoy natural Onsen. Access to the Hotel is convenient, with approximately a 15-minute walk from Kintetsu "Yamato-Saidaiji" Station or about a 15-minute taxi ride from JR Nara Line "Nara" Station, allowing for multiple station options. When visiting Nara to immerse yourself in its history and culture, we warmly invite you to stay at our Hotel.

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 Park Hotel offers a space that evokes 1300 years of history, providing a tranquil experience. In an elegant atmosphere reminiscent of the Tenpyo era, you can savor the ancient court cuisine "Tenpyo Banquet" made with abundant local Nara ingredients. Additionally, you can relax at the private hot spring "Horai Onsen" or use it as a base for exploring the three cities of Nara. It is the perfect property for celebrating special occasions with loved ones or treating yourself.

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 quiet Hotel perfectly located for enjoying Nara's attractions and evening strolls in Nara Park. Just a 5-minute walk to Nara Park and Todai-ji Temple's Great Buddha Hall. From the rooftop garden and panoramic restaurant, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Wakakusa Mountain and Todai-ji Temple. The interior exudes a soft atmosphere filled with Yamato charm, featuring large communal baths, private baths with a traditional Japanese touch, and exquisite, elegant cuisine. Guest rooms with open-air baths designed by artisans and designers each have unique characteristics, offering new discoveries every time you visit. Warm hospitality enhances the experience, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the timeless allure of ancient Nara at your own pace.

5-minute walk from JR Nara Station and 7-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station, offering a prime location. Experience a soothing time in Nara, the birthplace of Japan. Walk through the ancient city of Nara, with its history stretching into the future. Hotel Asyl Nara, nestled in a location surrounded by beautiful World Heritage sites, is a relaxing hotel that values the warmth of fire, the texture of wood, and the warmth of people. "Asyl" means "healing, sanctuary" in Greek. Looking at ancient maps, it is located at the entrance from the capital Heijokyo, embodying the meaning of "protecting guests." Please enjoy a soothing time at Hotel Asyl Nara, which inherits the esprit woven by Western and Nara cultures.

Shibi is a renovated private residence in Nara, designed to offer a special and comfortable space inspired by the land's history and the warmth of wood. Enjoy facilities such as a private barrel sauna and Zen meditation in a Japanese-style room while admiring the seasonal scenery through the windows. Relish moments of tranquility and rejuvenation for both body and mind.

A truly special suite with only two rooms, located on the 3rd floor of the Arist Building, about a 4-minute walk from JR Nara Station. Both suites offer a spacious 63 m² layout and feature an open-air hinoki cypress bath on the terrace. Enjoy a soak at any time, morning or night, while gazing out at a small courtyard garden with bamboo fencing, stone lanterns, and fresh green maple leaves. Nara Ryokan’s original herbal bath “Keigen-yu” gently envelops you in the soothing aroma of traditional botanicals, easing away travel fatigue. Inside, you’ll find two beds with Japanese-made mattresses, a double-sink vanity, and separate shower and toilet facilities. Drinks and snacks in the refrigerator are also complimentary. On the ground floor is “Shungyo,” a Chinese restaurant featured in the Michelin Guide Nara.

Guided by the concept of “Savoring food, music, and history,” this 13-room residence stands on the former grounds of the UNESCO World Heritage site Kofuku-ji Temple. It is the only Accommodation in Nara Prefecture to be a member of Relais & Châteaux, a collection of carefully selected Accommodations from around the world. Just a 3-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station, it still retains the discreet atmosphere of its members-only days at its opening in 2008, offering serene tranquility far removed from the bustle of Nara Park.

Situated at the gateway to Nara Park, the Japanese-style Kasuga Hotel offers serene rooms, each uniquely designed for a relaxing stay in the ancient capital... Experience the gentle embrace of nature, the warmth of the baths, and the seasonal charm of the historic city...

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.