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From solitary cells to 60-square-metre luxury suites in Nara, Japan
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From solitary cells to 60-square-metre luxury suites in Nara, Japan
Hoshino Resorts is preparing to open its latest and most unusual property behind the red-brick walls of a Meiji-era prison dating back to 1908: HOSHINOYA Nara Prison, which is set to welcome guests at the end of June 2026. Located in the eponymous city, which is better known for its free-roaming deer and UNESCO-listed temples than its penitentiary past, the property will be the ninth in the Hoshinoya portfolio. It will be the first luxury hotel …
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