🏨 Nara Manyo Wakakusa no Yado Mikasa

Located on the hillside of Wakakusa Mountain, this Japanese inn is adjacent to the World Heritage Site of Kasuga-yama Primeval Forest, renowned for being a habitat for wild deer. It received a three-star rating in the 2012 Michelin Red Guide for Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe, and Nara. The hotel boasts an excellent location, situated at the highest point in the Nara city area, offering panoramic views of the ancient capital from the lobby and some guest rooms. The night view, especially after sunset, is breathtaking, and the lobby features a self-service bar after 8:00 PM, providing a prime spot for enjoying the night scenery. There are various types of guest rooms available, including those with scenic views, high ceilings, and outdoor hot spring baths. The two large public baths within the facility are said to be special hot springs with eight different health benefits, perfect for relieving travel fatigue. The signature Yagyu hot pot, a highlight since the establishment's inception, along with dishes prepared by skilled artisans using seasonal ingredients, adds to the inn's unique charm. Guests can enjoy a relaxed and leisurely stay here or use it as a base to explore nearby attractions. It is a renowned inn where one can rediscover the charm of the ancient capital, Nara.

Standing at the foothills of Wakakusa Mountain, this is the highest accommodation facility around Nara city. It offers a great view of the ancient city of Nara. From the lobby, you can enjoy a breathtakingly beautiful night view.