Nishikyogoku Station × Flower-Viewing AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Located near Shijo-Omiya, “Nazuna Kyoto Tsubaki-dori” is a 23-room Ryokan created by renovating an L-shaped, approx. 1,400 m² alley lined with over 110-year-old machiya townhouses into a single Accommodation. The reception building at the entrance features a deep, distinctly Kyoto-style design, serving not only as the place to welcome guests but also as a small passageway connecting the outside world to the world of “Tsubaki-dori.” Beyond the reception building lies a streetscape reminiscent of an old hanamachi (geisha district), secluded from the outside. As dusk falls, lanterns and floor lanterns light up along the stone-paved street, and “Tsubaki-dori” takes on an elegant glow.

Traditional Kyoto Townhouse (Machiya) - Exclusive Rental. Experience the heritage of a Kyoto Machiya, complete with a passage garden and spacious courtyard, all reserved exclusively for one group of guests. Just an 8-minute walk to Mibudera Temple and Nishi Honganji Temple, and within walking distance to Shijo-Karasuma.

Kyoto Machiya-style private hotel (villa) limited to one group per day. Fully equipped amenities. Suitable for individuals to groups. Meal plans are also diverse (such as Kyoto traditional Kaiseki Plan).

Rent an entire Machiya (traditional townhouse) and experience staying in Kyoto as if living there. The private space of a Machiya offers a touch of luxury not found in hotels or ryokans, and is affordable for groups, making it ideal for families or girls' trips.

A renovated Kyomachiya (traditional Kyoto townhouse) located right next to the World Heritage Site "To-ji," available as a whole Property for one group per day. This special location allows you to enjoy a peaceful morning stroll around To-ji. On the first floor, you will find a tsuboniwa (small garden) with an engawa (veranda) for relaxing, a Japanese-style living room with art that resembles the dawn sky. On the second floor, there are a Western-style room and a Japanese-style room featuring old wooden beams that evoke the charm of a traditional townhouse. The staircase connecting the first and second floors is adorned with blue washi paper. The water facilities, including a serene bathroom with dark gray Genkan stone and a kitchen equipped with an IH stove for self-catering, have been completely updated for ease of use. This Kyomachiya is perfect for various occasions, whether for couples, families, or friends.