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The Room had a private open-air bath, and it was amazing. We also really enjoyed the delicious drinks and snacks. The meals were generous in portion size, and the Yamato beef shabu-shabu was especially excellent. The kids were thrilled with the table tennis and board games too!

Set along the road connecting two UNESCO World Heritage sites—Todaiji Temple and Kasuga Taisha Shrine—this property enjoys a wonderful location with Mount Wakakusa right in front of you. The beautifully renovated traditional Japanese house offers a stylish, thoughtfully designed space that truly feels like an escape from everyday life. The restaurant, themed around “wood fire,” is crafted with attention not only to flavor but also to the ancient Nara tradition of fire as a form of prayer to deities and Buddhas. The storytelling woven into the menu and presentation, alongside the delicious food, was outstanding. I also woke up early and took a walk to Nigatsudo Hall at Todaiji. With no tourists in the early morning, it felt as if I had slipped back in time to ancient Nara. And when I returned from my walk, I was able to enjoy a carefully prepared breakfast—making for an extremely satisfying stay. I believe VILLA COMMUNICO has the potential to become a hub for gastronomic tourism—a journey that lets you experience Nara’s climate, history, and culture through food. I would love to visit again in another season.

The hospitality is outstanding. This was my first stay, and the staff’s service was excellent! Dinner featuring creative cuisine while enjoying Nara’s night view feels truly extraordinary. The complimentary private open-air bath was also amazing.

We stayed with our dog. Even though he must have been tired from the long trip, as soon as we arrived at the traditional house he happily ran around the hallway and quickly made himself at home. Being able to sleep in the same space as our dog was very reassuring for us as owners. They also provided food bowls and even additive-free treats, and we really appreciated the thoughtful attention for guests traveling with dogs. Our dog doesn’t usually eat many treats, but he seemed to love these and happily munched them up! There was also a dedicated waste bin for pets, so disposing of trash was never an issue. The traditional Japanese atmosphere unique to an old house was wonderful, and the living room was a very relaxing space. Watching our dog stretch out and enjoy himself, we were able to slowly recover from travel fatigue as well. It was a very comfortable Accommodation where you can stay with your dog with peace of mind.