Vacation rentals with outdoor seating in Nara Prefecture

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A two-story rental house is seen during twilight, featuring large windows with warm light spilling out. A car is parked in front, and a clear entrance with a well-lit doorway is visible, enhancing the welcoming ambiance.

Home in Kadoma

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 137 reviews

Ideal for sightseeing in Osaka and Kyoto 3LDK 2WC 2 parking spaces Vacation Home "JAPAKU" 3 minutes from the nearest station

This is a 3-minute walk from Furukawa Bridge Station on the Keihan Line, 85 square meters, and a 2-story detached house for rent. (Not a shared house) There is a large living room, dining room, and full kitchen on the 1st floor, and 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom on the 2nd floor. There is a parking lot next to the house and a smoking area in the backyard. For more information, please see the JAPAKU website, Google Maps, Instagram, etc. 　 Alcohol and a large delivery box are installed at the entrance. We are currently flexible with pricing for long-term stays, so please let us know. Our sister guest house, JAPAKU@KADOMA 01, is also available for rent. 　 It is 70 minutes from Kansai Airport, 40 minutes from Shin-Osaka, and 55 minutes from Itami Airport. It is 20 minutes from the Meishin Suita IC and 10 minutes from the Daini-Keihan Sakaimon-Masu IC. There are two supermarkets, AEON and SATAKE (both 2 minutes on foot) near this rental house. There are also many restaurants and convenience stores, so you can have a pleasant stay without any problems, whether it's a short trip or a long stay. It is convenient to use the Keihan train and various trains to get to tourist destinations such as Osaka city, Kyoto, Nara, and Kobe. Sightseeing by car is also very convenient, with an interchange nearby.

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The sleeping area contains two spacious beds with light bedding and decorative pillows, set against a backdrop of natural wooden accents. Soft light filters in through the windows and shoji screens, creating a serene atmosphere in the room.

Guesthouse in Asuka

5 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

Mahoro-no-Yado [Renovated old house for rent. Discover the unspoiled landscape of Japan in Asakura, Asakura]

"Asuka no Mahoroba" was renovated from a luxury farmhouse built in the Edo period. The separate building was revived as "Mahorono Inn". I renovated it so that you can relax and relax using Yoshino cedar and cypress while retaining the old taste. Private accommodation for one group per day.Feel free to worry about anyone else. With your partner, your family, and your group!Of course, solo travelers are welcome. This is a detached bungalow house with a private entrance in the back of the garden. Located in Asuka Village Kawahara, the center of the "Asuka" area, where Yamato Takel celebrated its beauty. Nearby, there are many attractions such as "Kawara-ji Temple Ruin Hirofukuji", Japan's first sutra copy, "Tachibana-ji Temple", the birthplace of the Prince Shotoku, and the "Kagashoka Hill" with a panoramic view of Asuka Village and Yamato Sanzan. "Mahiro" is an old Japanese language that represents "a great place" and "a place to live" in the words written by Yamato Takel.Enjoy the flow of a relaxing time at Mahorono's inn. The main house of "Asuka no Mahoroba" is open and new tenants are currently open. The earth and garden in the main house are common spaces for all users.

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A wooden gate opens into a lush green garden, surrounded by a variety of plants and flowers. A welcoming sign labeled 'Guest House TAKAYONA' is prominently displayed near the entrance. The path leads into a serene outdoor space, inviting guests to explore.

Hut in Hashimoto

5 out of 5 average rating, 78 reviews

Soothing-like garden.

Located along the Takano Highway, it has great access to Mt. Takano, Osaka, Wakayama City, etc. This room has 2 single beds and 2 semi-double beds. You can enjoy breakfast in a Japanese-style room or relax on the sofa. We also provide free drinks. We can also accommodate English. You can enjoy the garden in all seasons, but especially in May when the roses are in full bloom and you can enjoy the wonderful fragrance. You can also have tea in the garden. Japanese and Western style breakfasts are included. You can choose either, but please book the day before. You can enjoy plenty of naturally grown vegetables. [I have a food and beverage license]

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The exterior of a traditional Japanese farmhouse is presented, surrounded by lush greenery and fields. A well-maintained garden area features a tree and gravel pathways, complemented by the clear blue sky above. The architecture showcases wooden elements and a tiled roof.

Hut in Uda

5 out of 5 average rating, 36 reviews

A private space surrounded by Makomada. The entire ancient house "Makomo House" is for rent, featuring a traditional irori hearth and a Goemon bath.

"Makomoya House" nestled in the Oku Yamato Kogen of Nara and a mountain village at an altitude of 500 meters The 100-year-old house is rented out. Around the inn, you can relax and feel the "Makomo breeze" in the room. You can enjoy the hearth table and well water with wood, and in the Goemon bath, you can enjoy the "medicinal herbal makomoyu". There is no TV or wifi, so why not turn off the digital and turn on your sensibility? Please enjoy the sound of the scraping leaves of Makomo, the babbling of the river, birds, the chorus of frogs, the sound of deer, etc.

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The spacious interior features traditional tatami mat flooring, with a raised wooden platform and low wooden table at its center. Shoji screens separate sleeping quarters, revealing comfortable beds. Soft lighting and minimalist decor create a serene ambiance, while a large, unique pendant lamp provides an artistic touch.

Farm stay in Tanabe

5 out of 5 average rating, 89 reviews

Ryunohara Hatago

Stay at Ryunohara Hatago, a 120-year-old farmhouse blending tradition with comfort in Japan’s spiritual heartlands. In the Edo period, Hatagos were small inns where weary travellers could recuperate. Today we’ve revived the tradition with a seamless mix of heritage and modern amenities. Whether stargazing, wading in the crystal-clear waters of the Hidakagawa river, or simply enjoying the company of rare chickens, this is a sanctuary for those seeking renewal and a deeper connection to nature.

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A large window reveals a serene view of lush green rice fields and distant mountains. Scattered clouds drift above a rural landscape, with charming houses visible across the fields. Natural light brightens the interior, reflected by a polished surface nearby.

Home in Kizugawa

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 131 reviews

Cosy house in a small village. Hiking, cycling.

Wheelers Den is a cosy and quiet self contained house in a lovely rural village. Ideal as a base for experiencing authentic village life and exploring Nara, Wazuka and southern Kyoto. Amazing cycling, hiking, temples, 700 year old stone carvings, tea plantations, rice fields and mountains all close. Free rental bikes available. By train Nara is 15 minutes. Iga ninja museum and castle 35 mins. Kyoto 57 mins. Osaka 50 mins. Free parking for one car. A great place for a unique experience of Japan.

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A spacious room with large windows allowing natural light to illuminate the wood-paneled interior. A wooden dining table is centered, surrounded by black chairs. A person is seated, engaged in an activity, with greenery visible through the windows, enhancing the connection to nature.

Hut in Gose

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 33 reviews

Cochi Stay, for architecture lovers

Stay in a restored Japanese house surrounded by quiet mountains and historic villages. Cochi Stay is ideal for those who love architecture and nature. Ancient wooden temples are just 20 minutes away by car, and scenic terraced rice fields are within walking distance. Enjoy a private moss garden, modern kitchen, e-bike routes through old mountain paths, and station pickup. For stays of 3 nights or more, visit our office—a renovated farmhouse reflecting traditional craftsmanship and rural charm.

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A serene tatami room features a low wooden table surrounded by floor cushions. Natural light floods in through large windows overlooking the garden. Two modern chairs in bright colors contrast with traditional Japanese decor, enhancing the space's calming atmosphere.

Home in Nara

4.89 out of 5 average rating, 89 reviews

400years Relaxing Japan art mansion & food forest

Enter the house of a 20th generation local lord, enjoy privileged Japanese life. Staying at our renovated 400 years old property will allow you to get a good night’s rest in comfortable tatamis rooms, meditate in our Japanese garden, explore the city with our 2 bicycles & access tailored Nara suggestions you can't find online. This house features soothing nature views with garden birds, upscale furniture, art and "ittobori" wood carver works. All this just 15 minutes by bus from Nara station.

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A spacious Japanese-style room features tatami mat flooring and sliding shoji doors. A low wooden table is surrounded by chairs, and colorful bedding is spread across the table. Natural light floods the space, highlighting the wooden beams and warm color palette.

Hut in 吉野郡

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 85 reviews

A　rustic Japanese village getaway

Experience a stay in a traditional Japanese house, tucked inside the forested mountains of the Yoshino Valley. This converted farmhouse is located in Kawakami Village, the source of the Yoshino/Kino river. The house sits just above an idyllic swimming spot, perfect for families to enjoy the cool, clear waters Guests will have the full property to themselves, which includes a handmade cedar bathtub with views across the river. There is also outdoor space to enjoy barbecuing under the stars.

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Home in Kammaki

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

We help you have memorable trip.

Please use our kitchen for simple cooking. The nearest stations are Oji Station on the JR Line and Goido Station on the Kintetsu Line. I'll come pick you up until 5pm. Please use the bus to return home. There is a bus stop nearby. If you are arriving by car, there is parking available on site. From Oji station: 15 minutes to Nara, 18 minutes to Osaka, 1 and a half hour to Kyoto, 1 and a half hour to Kobe, Mt. Koya and Yoshino are also not far away. Hotel business license number 71703003

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A dining area features a large wooden table surrounded by benches and chairs, accommodating several guests. A floral-patterned accent wall enhances the space, complemented by a flat-screen television mounted on the wall. Natural light fills the area, contributing to a welcoming ambiance.

Home in Nara

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 98 reviews

Nara's Top Sights: 5-20 Min Walk!

This 60-year-old traditional home has been fully renovated, offering guests a deep sense of both "Japan" and "Nara". Experience our traditional "futon" or rest comfortably in our beds for longer stays. Our dual-themed garden provides a serene Nara-esque atmosphere and a fun play area for kids with a large slide. Families can enjoy watching their children from inside. Prioritizing hygiene, our place is cleaned by professionals and equipped with brand-new sanitary facilities.

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The image captures the lofted design of the guesthouse, showcasing a spacious sleeping area with two wide single beds. Natural wooden flooring complements a dining area with a wooden table and bench, while a mini kitchen is visible in one corner.

Tiny home in Koya

5 out of 5 average rating, 140 reviews

Modernist cabin in the midst of a sacred mountain

When travelling in India, I had a dream to open Koyasan’s first guesthouse. After 10 years of welcoming travellers from around the world, I wanted a new challenge and created SANRO, a beautiful little hideaway for your stay. With years of experience welcoming and providing tours for travellers, you don't even need to do advanced research about Koyasan. Feel free to leave everything to me–I am happy to help enrich your stay as your town concierge!