Heihachi Tea House Inn, Kyoto

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Ancient Japan Experience at Heihachi Tea House Inn
Japanese Steam Sauna and Exquisite Garden
Immerse yourself in traditional Japanese culture at Heihachi Tea House Inn with a relaxing Japanese steam sauna and a meticulously curated garden. Enjoy the beauty of cherry blossoms in spring and vibrant autumn leaves in the garden along the Takano River.
Authentic Japanese Accommodations
Experience the charm of Japanese-style guest rooms featuring tatami flooring, cozy futon bedding, and yukata robes for the complete cultural experience. Unwind in the public bath on-site and embrace the tranquility of the surroundings.
Culinary Delights
Indulge in a Japanese breakfast and a multi-course meal showcasing local seasonal delicacies at the dining room of Heihachi Tea House Inn. Savor the flavors of traditional cuisine during your stay.
Experience the essence of ancient Japan at Heihachi Tea House Inn. Book now for an unforgettable stay amidst nature and tradition.
WiFi available, Free WiFi, Parking, Free Parking, Non-smoking rooms, Air conditioning, Heating, Garden, Luggage storage, Safety deposit box, Fax/photocopying, Meeting/banquet facilities, Sauna, Non-smoking throughout, Private parking, Daily housekeeping, Designated smoking area, Adult only, Wine/champagne, Staff adhere to local safety protocols, Laundry washed per local authority guidelines, Guest rooms disinfected between stays, Physical distancing rules followed, Cashless payment available, Fire extinguishers, First aid kit available, Sanitized tableware & silverware, Invoice provided, Guests can opt-out any cleaning services during stay, Smoke alarms, Guest room sealed after cleaning, Property cleaned by professional cleaning companies, Physical distancing in dining areas, Key access, CCTV outside property, Process in place to check health of guests, Face masks for guests available, Thermometers for guests provided by property
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8-1 Kawagishi-cho Yamabana Sakyo-kuWrite a review
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