YUI
Maximum capacity: 2 guests
Dining: Dining hall/ counter
Maximum capacity: 2 guests
Dining: Dining hall/ counter
Enjoy the morning sun and moonlight
through the elegant tsukimishoji paper sliding doors
with special sliding windows
for natural light to fill the room.
A second-floor room facing the central garden.
When you open the windows, you are greeted by the beautiful evening view of the illuminated garden below. Traditional tsukimishoji, sliding paper doors designed for moon viewing, usually open by sliding up and down, but this room hosts a rare type that slides from side to side. During your stay, why not enjoy the view of the moon by opening the small sliding doors.
Our inn is an Edo period kyomachiya style building, more than 170 years old.
Due to this you may hear some footsteps from the hallway. We value the preservation and inheritance of Kyoto’s traditional culture, so we thank you for your understanding.
Room: ensuite
*We are unable to accommodate children under the age of 7
Amenities
-Wireless LAN internet connection (Wi-Fi)/ hair dryer/ bath towels/ face towels/ hand towels/ body towels/ warm Japanese style socks/ toothbrush/ hairbrush/ razor
-Indoor wear: Yukata (casual, light version of a kimono, originally used as bathrobes), Samue (comfortable pyjamas, originally a type of work clothes for monks)
-Available to loan: TV/ blanket/ lotion/ nail clippers/ sewing set/ towels and bath towels
Meals
Both dinner and breakfast are usually served in the dining hall. In this dining hall, we display artworks that Izuyasu has inherited from generation to generation. It is also possible to eat dinner at the counter, which is always popular with our guests. You can enjoy your meal while watching the chef prepare it in front of you.
The availability of counter seats may vary. If you wish to use the counter seating, please let us know in advance.
Baths
There are no bathing or showering facilities in the room, but there are ensuite toilet facilities. In the inn, we have three large Japanese style shared bathrooms,which you can use privately.
Regarding Curfew
Our inn locks the front doors at 11:00 pm. Since this inn is an Edo period kyomachiya style building from more than 170 years ago, the sounds of guests returning late can be heard around the old building and may cause bother to other guests. Due to this, and for the safety of our guests, we ask everyone to be careful to return to the inn before the doors lock at 11:00 pm. Thank you for your cooperation.
