Two-Group-Per-Day Traditional Japanese House Hotel - Ubutsuna no Sato TOMIMOTO

Ando Town, where the Accommodation is located, is home to Taishi-michi, the route said to have been traveled by Prince Shotoku from Ikaruga Palace to Asuka, and I was truly moved by the atmosphere of the town. At the Accommodation, the weeping cherry blossoms were beautifully in bloom, the Room was spacious, and each dish was prepared with great care. Surrounded by Nara’s rich history, I was able to spend a relaxing time. The staff were also very kind, and I would love to visit again in a different season.

You can truly soak up the atmosphere of Nara.The location is a bit inconvenient for sightseeing, but there are none of the crowds you find at tourist spots—and that’s part of what makes staying in Nara so appealing.What I especially want to highlight is the food.It’s a Japanese course meal, and I’d recommend it to Japanese-food lovers who have grown tired of kaiseki at luxury Ryokan or high-end traditional restaurants.It feels distinctly Nara, but not in an over-the-top way, and I ended up loving it.It’s a small Accommodation run by a limited staff, but I don’t think you’ll regret staying here.I feel this Accommodation offers a unique take on what an Accommodation in Nara can be.