Embodying the essence of Small Luxury, the Hanami Room offers an intimate haven where refined simplicity meets timeless beauty.
Located on the ground floor overlooking a tranquil courtyard garden, this room invites you to slow down and savor each quiet moment.

Drawing inspiration from the traditional Japanese tea room, it features tatami flooring, hanging scrolls, bamboo blinds, shoji and fusuma screens — each element crafted to reflect harmony, balance, and subtle elegance.
The spirit of the tea room lies in wabi-sabi — an appreciation for quiet beauty and imperfection, where serenity and grace unfold in simplicity.

Natural textures and gentle light create a space that soothes the senses.
For your comfort, plush bedding with thick mattresses ensures a deep and restful sleep.
A historical suit of armor from the Watanabe Hanzō family, retainers of Tokugawa Ieyasu in the Edo period, adds a touch of cultural authenticity.

In your private hinoki bath, the gentle fragrance of Japanese cypress surrounds you, offering a meditative escape from the rhythm of everyday life.
Every detail, from curated amenities to the serene design, reflects our wish to provide a moment of quiet luxury.

Enjoy the view of the garden, the stillness, and the feeling of time gently unfolding — a rare tranquility found only here.

Breakfast: 7:00 – 9:00 (served in-room or at the counter)
Notes: Please inform us in advance of any food allergies.
We regret that we cannot accommodate children under 10 years old.
(Children aged 10 and above are counted as adults in reservations.)

Located on the second floor, Hangetsu offers a serene view of Kyoto’s stone-paved lanes,
where the quiet charm of the old capital invites you to pause, breathe, and forget the passage of time.

As its name “Hangetsu” — meaning half moon — suggests,
the room evokes the poetic nights of ancient Japan,
when poets and nobles composed verses under the soft glow of the moon.

Through the bamboo blinds, the moonlight filters gently into the bedroom,
casting a quiet, wistful beauty across the space.

The bedroom by the window and the relaxing living area are divided by shoji screens,
creating a sense of intimacy and calm within the stillness.

Minimalist in design, the room celebrates the beauty of space and simplicity,
offering a refined yet quietly romantic retreat for two.

Inside, Ryukyu tatami mats — borderless and square-cut — are arranged in alternating directions,
so that a soft checkerboard pattern appears as light moves across the floor.

Now rarely produced and considered highly valuable,
these tatami lend an understated touch of luxury to the serene ambiance.

The private hinoki bath invites you to unwind in the pure scent of Japanese cypress,
letting the warmth and fragrance gently ease both body and mind.

Every amenity has been selected with care,
allowing you to experience the refined stillness and subtle luxury that define Kyoto’s spirit.

Whether traveling alone, as a couple, or with close friends or family,
Hangetsu offers a quiet, elegant stay that feels both personal and timeless.

Breakfast: 7:00 – 9:00 (served in-room or at the counter)
Notes: Please inform us in advance of any food allergies.
We regret that we cannot accommodate children under 10 years old.
(Children aged 10 and above are counted as adults in reservations.)

Kiyohira, meaning “pure tranquility,” is the largest suite at Ishibekoji Muan, offering a spacious and serene retreat for families or small groups.
The living area, adorned with Ryukyu tatami mats, is bathed in soft, calming light, creating an elegant space where guests can relax and unwind completely.

The bedroom features two double beds, combining traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern design to provide a sophisticated yet comfortable environment.
Exposed wooden beams, reminiscent of classical Kyoto townhouses, add a sense of heritage and timeless elegance to the suite.

A dedicated tea room corner lined with Japanese tatami allows guests to immerse themselves in Kyoto’s refined atmosphere.
A hanging scroll in the alcove and the subtle aroma of tatami enhance the tranquil environment. Sliding shoji screens can enclose the space, making it perfect for meditation, reading, or quiet reflection.
This intimate tea room offers a unique opportunity to step away from daily life, relax the mind, and experience traditional Japanese culture.

The suite’s private hinoki bath envelops guests in the soothing fragrance of Japanese cypress, providing a restorative escape from the day’s explorations and the hustle of everyday life.

Feel the gentle comfort of tatami underfoot and enjoy quality time with family, friends, or your partner, immersing yourself in Kyoto’s unique charm.
Thoughtfully selected amenities further enhance the stay, combining modern convenience with traditional elegance.
Kiyohira is ideal for couples, families, or friends seeking a luxurious, peaceful, and culturally
immersive experience in Kyoto.

Breakfast: 7:00–9:00 (served in-room or at the counter)
Note: Please inform us in advance of any food allergies.
For safety and comfort, children under 10 years old are not permitted. (Guests aged 10 and above should be booked as adults.)