A Teahouse that never served tea: Ochaya Hasu

This 120 years-old townhouse (machiya) is one of the last tea house (ochaya) in Kyoto. Located in a former "pleasure area", it was called Gojo rakuen ("the paradise of Gojo street") or Kikuhama ("The Chrysanthemum bay") and is a very attractive are. Located between the 2 rivers Kamogawa and Takesegawa, this big house had 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. It offers a unique experience in a central district yet calm and residential. The space For this ancient house where guests were hosted with taste and charm, we have kept the typology of squared tatami rooms, on the second floor. This allows to have the feeling of belonging to a community while keeping a certain intimacy. Guest access Guest will have a full access to the house, all is private, without any shared area. Registration Details Hotels and Inns Business Act | 京都市医療衛生センター | 京都市指令保医セ第374号