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Nestled among the narrow winding lanes of the historic Higashiyama neighborhood of Kyoto, lies a quiet cobblestone path hidden from the tourists and treasured by the locals. Down this lane lies the luxury ISHIBEKOJI MUAN.
This three suite inn provides luxury, privacy and the personal touch that Kyoto is famous for. Only footsteps from ancient gardens and temples yet with comfortably close access to transportation and nightlife, come experience Kyoto the way it was meant to be experienced.
Hanami – Delux Double Room with private Hinoki Bath (Up to 3 Guest)
〜 Tea Room Inspiration 〜
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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.)
Hangetsu – Serene Romantic Twin Room with Private Hinoki Bath (Up to 2 guest)
〜 A Tranquil Hideaway Overlooking Kyoto’s Stone-Paved Path 〜
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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.)
Kiyohira – Luxury Family Suite with Private Hinoki Bath Up to 4 guests
~ A Serene and Harmonious Retreat Blending Japanese Tradition and Modern Elegance ~
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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.)
