Set within Nara Park, the hotel is ideally located for exploring Nara. The building was designed by Kengo Kuma, a master of Japanese architecture. Trees sway outside the windows, evoking the sacred atmosphere of Nara Park. Each guestroom also features an open-air bath, offering a relaxing place to unwind.
The hotel offers five types of all-suite accommodations, ranging from the Stylish Suite to the FUFU Luxury Premium Suite. Each room features its own distinctive fabrics and furnishings. All have spacious layouts, allowing guests to spend a leisurely, relaxing stay.
Meals are served at Japanese Restaurant Tekisui, where dishes highlight the distinctive qualities of local ingredients. Savor Japanese cuisine and teppanyaki found only in Nara while overlooking the garden.
The restaurant is also open to the public during the day, serving a lunch of wholesome Japanese cuisine and offering a wide selection of Japanese and Western-style sweets during cafe hours. It is an inviting place to take a break while exploring Nara.
Other amenities that make for an even more satisfying stay include a Sisley spa where guests can soothe travel fatigue and a selection of organic toiletries.
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Every guestroom has an open-air bath supplied with natural hot spring water.
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Extensive amenities and facilities include organic toiletries and a spa.
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All rooms offer tranquil spaces surrounded by trees, with architecture designed by Kengo Kuma.
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