Set in the historic Chaya building along the old Tōkaidō road, these street-facing rooms offer compact yet thoughtfully designed rooms.
Located on the second floor of the Chaya Wing, this room offers a prime view of the Otsu Festival floats in October, passing right in front of the building.
Chaya 203 is a compact tatami-style room on the second floor, featuring a decorative ranma transom above the door for light and air, and a traditional tokonoma alcove.
Ohmiya 201 is the largest of the three guest rooms in the Ohmiya building, featuring two adjoining tatami rooms and views of the historic Tōkaidō Road.
Ohmiya 202 is a charming room with tatami and wooden floors, high ceilings with exposed beams, and views of the historic Tōkaidō Road, offering both character and a sense of openness.
Ohmiya 203 is the most compact room in the building, yet its high ceilings and view of a quiet alley create a surprisingly spacious and serene atmosphere.
Elegant second-floor suite with elevated views of a tranquil Japanese garden by Toshiya Ogino, featuring a unique second living area overlooking a dramatic double-height doma space.
Nestled in the heart of the shopping street, Suzuya offers a charming base for exploring the neighborhood.
Nestled in what was once a lively geisha district, Kōjiya sits amid narrow lanes lined with traditional row houses that still whisper of the neighborhood’s storied past.
Nestled in the serene Nagara Shopping Street—the quietest of the three connected arcades, Maruyamachi, Hishiyamachi, and Nagara—Villa Yorozuya offers a tranquil escape steeped in nostalgia.
Tucked quietly in the alley behind Omiya, Kagiya offers a serene retreat amid traditional machiya row houses.
The largest of the villa, this home boasts a spacious atrium and skylight, making the interiors feel even more expansive.
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