【Official】Kannabi Ikomayama Hotel

Ikoma City is located in the middle of the economic and tourist areas of the Kinki region (Hyogo Prefecture, Osaka Prefecture, Nara Prefecture, Kyoto Prefecture, and Wakayama Prefecture).

It has an excellent transport network including airports, roads and railways, making it highly accessible for both domestic and international visitors.

It's very convenient for day trips from Ikoma to Osaka for shopping, or for sightseeing in Kyoto and Nara.

Our front desk, designed to warmly welcome our guests, is a comfortable space with a clean, modern, and classic atmosphere.

Breakfast is available only to hotel guests and requires advance reservation.


＜Universal Breakfast＞

We use fresh, locally sourced ingredients from local farmers.Because it contains no meat or animal fat, it's ideal for guests who prefer vegetarian meals for health or religious reasons.

Ikoma is easily accessible and has a variety of ways to enjoy it.
It is located in a quiet environment surrounded by untouched nature.
Amusement parks for families to enjoy,
A recreational sports park for active people.
Take a stroll through the history of Ikoma.
Enjoy mouthwatering dishes made with local Ikoma ingredients.

Since the early 7th century, Mount Ikoma has been an important gateway connecting the ancient capital of Nara with neighboring countries such as China and Goryeo (modern-day Korea).
“Kuragaritogue” or the Dark, part of modern-day National Route 308, was a major route taken by Japanese envoys to Tang China during the Nara period.
From the Nara period to the present day, it is the shortest land route connecting Namba in Osaka City and the ancient capital of Nara City.

From Jomon period settlements, to the legends of Japan's first emperor, Emperor Jimmu, and En no En no Gyoja, the founder of Chasen, to the grave of Gyoki, the monk who contributed to the construction of Todaiji Temple, and Takayama Chasen, which has 500 years of history and techniques and is designated as a traditional craft by the nation.

For those interested in Japanese history and culture, Ikoma is a must-see cultural attraction.