This hotel is west of Suzaku-mon Gate in lower Heijo-kyo, in hilly area along Hanna Road. You can enjoy Horai hot spring and Imperial cuisine 1300 years ago. In summer, you can enjoy swimming pool, too. We have 35 Japanese-style rooms. Hotel Facilities are 5 banquet halls, 3 conference rooms, restaurant, bar, tea lounge, kiosk, game center and wedding hall. Dinner and breakfast are Japanese-style. Access Information Get on the bus for Akahadayama-Gakuenyamato-cho at Nara sta., and get off at Hannahourai. It takes 12 min. Or take a taxi from the station. It takes 10 min. Nearby attraction Heijo-kyo Palace Site (World Heritage) is "The ancient capital of Japan in the 8th century". The capital's main gate, the "Suzakumon" and the "Toin Teien " garden have been reconstructed beautifully. Todaiji Temple (World Heritage) contains various pavilions and halls, including many designated as national treasures of Japan. Among them, the "Daibutsuden Hall" is the world's largest wooden structure, and the home of the popular "Great Buddha of Nara ". This gigantic statue is 15m tall and weighs approximately 250 tonnes. Kofukuji Temple (World Heritage), Originally built in 730, the five-storied pagoda is a symbol of the Deer Park. The existing pagoda was last rebuilt in 1426 after being damaged in a succession of civil wars and is 50.8m high. Yakushiji Temple (World Heritage) is The eastern terminus of the Silk Road. Inside the Main Hall are the Buddhist statues of "Yakushi Nyorai ", a divine protector against illness, and his two side-attendants. These three Buddhist statues, which are collectively referred to as the "Yakushi Sanzon ",are 2.6m high, made of bronze, and are among the finest examples of Buddhist art in Japan.
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