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Nazuna Kyoto Tsubaki St. Hotel

Nazuna Kyoto Tsubaki St. Hotel

Bomoncho, Shimogyo, Kyoto


Heritage Design Local
Central

Opened 2020   $$$$

Vibe

Passing through reception reveals a private cobblestone alley lit by paper lanterns, recreating the nocturnal charm of a historic Kyoto street.

“Restored machiya bolthole”

Heritage

Preserved Meiji-era kyomachiya townhouses over a century old, salvaged and restored along a historic cobblestone alley.

Design

A restored Meiji-era alleyway transformed into a lantern-lit enclave of twenty-three bi-level wooden machiya townhouses.

Local

Immersive machiya living featuring traditional dashi chazuke breakfasts, regional craft exhibitions, and evening sake tastings.

Central

In Shimogyo near Shijo Omiya, steps from Mibudera Temple and a short walk from Omiya Station.

Nazuna Kyoto Tsubaki St. Hotel — rooms

Rooms

Each bi-level wooden townhouse pairs tatami living quarters with a private semi-open-air bath tucked into an enclosed ground-floor terrace.

Nazuna Kyoto Tsubaki St. Hotel — wellness

Wellness

Spa therapists deliver custom stretch massages directly to your tatami room, complementing slow soaks in your private semi-open-air bath.

Nazuna Kyoto Tsubaki St. Hotel — backstory

Backstory

Nazuna and Kiraku rescued a decaying Meiji-era alleyway from demolition, carefully restoring the century-old cluster into an enclosed private enclave.

Nazuna Kyoto Tsubaki St. Hotel — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Dinner unfolds across multi-course wagyu beef kaiseki at Wagyu Ryotei bungo, followed by morning bowls of dashi chazuke in the lounge.

The neighborhood

Tucked into residential Shimogyo, the quiet lanes around Mibudera Temple offer a peaceful contrast to bustling Shijo Omiya a short walk away.

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