Kizugawadai Station × Recommended Accommodation For Family TripsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

With a proud history and tradition spanning more than 100 years, Nara Hotel is perched on a scenic hill in Nara Park and adjoins the former Daijoin Garden, a designated cultural property. The main building features a tiled roof and Momoyama palace-style cypress construction. Its interior blends Japanese and Western design, evoking the atmosphere of a royal residence.

Direct access from JR Nara Station (West Exit) for excellent convenience. Nara Park, Todaiji Temple, Kofukuji Temple, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, and other famous attractions are all within walking distance. Kyoto and Osaka are less than 1 hour away by train, making it ideal for business as well. Our breakfast buffet “Nara Morning Breakfast,” featuring local specialties, and our “guest-only bath” are especially popular.

Nara Kasuga Okuyama Tsukihitei is located in the heart of the Kasugayama Primeval Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Built in 1902 as a guesthouse to host dignitaries by the Governor of Nara Prefecture, it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding ancient forest from its windows. Enjoy meticulously prepared kaiseki cuisine while listening to the serene sounds of "chirping wild birds" and "flowing rivers."

Within walking distance to Todai-ji Temple, Kasuga-taisha Shrine, and the Naramachi area. We take pride in our private baths available for free and guest rooms with semi-open-air baths overlooking Sarusawa Pond. Wake up to the sound of the Kofuku-ji Temple bell, and start your morning with the procession of deer and rice cooked in a traditional stove. Enjoy a relaxing stay at our property.

-- 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.

Nara, the beginning of Japan that gave birth to various cultures. Nara, also called the hometown of the heart. History, nature, scenery, and ruins intertwine to create Nara, cherished by Japanese people since ancient times. Whether you have visited Nara before or are coming for the first time, come and discover your own "Nara." Piazza Hotel Nara will assist with your stay.

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.

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.

Fufu Nara is a small luxury resort designed by world-renowned architect Kengo Kuma, inheriting the scenic beauty of the ancient capital, Nara. Nara’s profound history and culture are expressed throughout the property, offering a serene space wrapped in the gentle warmth of wood. In every guestroom, enjoy natural Onsen featuring our “Wakan Aromatic Bath,” inspired by Nara’s heritage as the birthplace of traditional medicine. For dining—one of the great pleasures of travel—savor Japanese cuisine or teppanyaki that captures the culture and charm of this region.

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.

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 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.