Marutamachi Station × Accommodation With The Charm Of Wooden ArchitectureRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

"Nazuna Kyoto Gosho" is a luxurious Ryokan that opened in February 2019, featuring seven rooms within two large renovated Kyo-machiya townhouses. The property retains elements of its past as a timber shop, such as the beams running across the high ceilings and beautifully decorated fittings, while offering a unique blend of modern interiors themed around different traditional Japanese sweets in each room. Guests can enjoy a distinctive accommodation experience that embodies the harmonious coexistence of old and new, unique to Kyoto.The luxury-type rooms are equipped with open-air or semi-open-air baths facing private gardens, while the deluxe-type rooms feature spacious indoor bathtubs. After check-in, guests are welcome to freely use the "Irori Lounge," where complimentary alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are served alongside light snacks. In the morning, indulge in a carefully crafted breakfast made with seasonal, meticulously selected ingredients.We sincerely look forward to your Reservation.

A modernly renovated Kyoto townhouse near the Kyoto Imperial Palace, this Property is a one-group-per-day exclusive rental. It features an open-plan living and dining area without partitions, providing a spacious and relaxing environment even for large groups, as well as a large courtyard garden that reflects the changing seasons. The water facilities have been completely updated for ease of use, and the kitchen, equipped with an IH stove and cooking utensils, allows you to enjoy cooking during your stay. With a Western-style bedroom, two Japanese-style Rooms, and a spacious washbasin area, this Property offers a luxurious and comfortable stay for both large groups and couples or married couples.

"Kyoto no Ondokoro Takeyamachi" is located southwest of the Kyoto Imperial Palace, just a 6-minute walk from Marutamachi Subway Station. It is situated on a quiet street where you can experience the "everyday Kyoto," lined with casual eateries, cafes, pickle shops, and public baths nestled among residential homes. This Kyoto townhouse, which has been standing for over 130 years, was originally a single building that served both as a "business" space and a "residence." Utilizing its unique layout of "work and living combined," the Property has been renovated to preserve the charm of its original construction while adapting to modern lifestyles. At "Kyoto no Ondokoro Takeyamachi," the "business" has transformed into a bakery and café. The rhythmic sound of kneading dough and the aroma of freshly baked bread signal the start of your day. Guests can enjoy the "bread of the day," made in the storehouse visible from the dining area, making mornings at this Property truly delightful.