継＜TSUNAGU＞玉鬘＜TAMAKAZURA＞

Name: 継＜TSUNAGU＞玉鬘＜TAMAKAZURA＞
Rating: 6.6

6.6

Good

(3 reviews)

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Tsunagu Tamakazura Hotel

Tsunagu Tamakazura is a charming hotel nestled in the heart of Kyoto, strategically located just a short walk from several major attractions that showcase the rich cultural tapestry of the city. Located within a 13-minute stroll to the historic Nijō Castle, this hotel places guests right in the middle of vibrant experiences. The surroundings boast a lively shopping area that includes the famed Nishiki Market, where visitors can indulge in exquisite sushi and other local delicacies. Additionally, the Museum of Kyoto offers a glimpse into the city's storied past, making this hotel an ideal choice for both leisure and cultural exploration.

The hotel offers spacious and elegantly designed rooms that blend traditional aesthetics with modern comforts, ensuring a relaxing stay for all guests. Each room is thoughtfully furnished to create a welcoming ambiance, featuring comfortable bedding, tasteful decor, and ample space for relaxation. Guests can unwind after a day of exploration in a serene environment, making their stay as enjoyable as possible.

Among the standout amenities, Tsunagu Tamakazura offers high-speed internet access, allowing guests to stay connected during their visit. Each room is equipped with a fully functional kitchen, perfect for those who prefer a homely touch to their dining experience. The hotel staff is committed to providing exceptional service, ensuring that all guests' needs are met throughout their stay.

Convenience is key at this location, with easy access to public transport options nearby. Just a six-minute walk from the nearest station, guests can travel with ease to Kyoto Station, which connects to major airports including Osaka Kansai International Airport, only an hour and a half away by taxi. The hotel is also within reach of Sanjo Station and Nijo Station, providing multiple travel options for guests.

Tsunagu Tamakazura places a strong emphasis on health and safety, implementing rigorous measures to ensure the well-being of all guests. Enhanced cleaning protocols and contactless check-in processes are just a few of the steps taken to maintain a safe environment.

There are plenty of activities to engage in near the hotel, from visiting iconic landmarks to enjoying local festivals. Guests can explore the scenic Kiyomizu-dera Temple, the tranquil Kinkaku-ji, or the mystical Fushimi Inari Taisha shrine, all easily accessible within minutes.

Nearby dining options abound, with recommended restaurants including Bistro Shemomo, Piccolo Giardino, One Half, Singular, and Shunsai Imari, each offering a unique culinary experience that reflects Kyoto's rich food culture. Whether guests crave bistro fare, Italian cuisine, or traditional Japanese dishes, there is something for everyone within a short taxi ride.

We warmly invite you to experience the exceptional hospitality at Tsunagu Tamakazura, where comfort meets cultural immersion in one of Japan's most beautiful cities. Whether you're here for sightseeing, shopping, or simply to relax, our hotel promises a memorable stay that you'll cherish long after your visit.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. A serene ambiance enhanced by traditional Japanese decor

2. Spacious rooms with fully equipped kitchens

3. High-speed internet access in all areas

4. Proximity to historical sites and vibrant markets

5. Exceptional service with a focus on guest comfort

6.6 Good

3 reviews

Location 9.2

Pricing 6.6

Services 6.6

Cleans 6.6

Amenities 6.6

はち

The parking lot was free, the location was good (about 20 minutes walk to Nishiki Market), the size and atmosphere of the room, and the washing machine and kitchen were nice. Just an old house? Perhaps because it was renovated, my sensitive partner said it smelled like dust and mold (I couldn't really tell). It would have been nice to have an air purifier. The most disappointing thing was that the bedroom had shoji screens, so the morning light was bright...If I didn't block out the light with curtains or blinds, I would wake up. The windows are not soundproofed at all, and are they from the next door? The normal voices of people talking, the sounds of birds, and the sound of cars passing by were so loud that I couldn't sleep comfortably at all. I was really disappointed because I was tired from traveling and didn't get enough sleep. I thought it would have been more comfortable to sleep in a Japanese-style room on the warehouse side! The store clerk's response to the phone was very good, so I wrote a review with hopes that things would get better, even though it might be harsh!

91 ngcdisk

Do you mean a guest room? It was my first time using it. Since it's spring break season and Kyoto is one of Japan's leading tourist destinations, all accommodations are fully booked and somewhat expensive. So I booked a night at a low-priced inn that caught my eye with some trepidation.I was traveling with children and had limited time, so I wanted to have as much fun as possible by sightseeing and shopping, and I had decided that I would only need to stay overnight at an inn, so I think I was able to stay in a very good inn.I asked for breakfast to be included and it was delivered on time every morning. I ordered a hot sandwich, and the bread was delicious, the vegetables were fresh enough to be eaten as a salad, and the portion was perfect!There is a private parking lot for one minivan in front of the entrance, and the automatic lock at the entrance is easy to use and provides perfect security. The inn itself is a renovated old folk house, and is exactly like a Kyomachiya. The only thing I could see was a storehouse across the courtyard, but the door was left open, making it a little eerie. If the storehouse can be renovated to create a nice atmosphere and be rented out as a single room, I have a feeling that it will become an accommodation with even better conditions for foreigners.I had a slight problem when applying, but I was very satisfied with the way they handled my calls and subsequent communication on LINE. I'm sorry for the late review comment, but thank you very much for your help.My whole family is talking about using it again when we travel to Kyoto. We hope to see you again next time.

李靜宜

It is very clean and comfortable, with complete equipment and yukata provided. There are two toilets. The toilets have timed induction lights. If they are on for too long, the lights will go out. But just wave your hand again and it will be fine.You can see another space from the outdoor landscape area (not sure if it is a house), and there is a light turned on at night... which is a bit mysterious.There are many izakayas near the B&B, and you can experience local daily life on the way to Nishiki Market, which is great!The station near the B&B is a small station. If you go to Fushimi Inari, Tokifune, Osaka City, or Kansai Airport, you have to change trains in the middle, which is a bit troublesome. If your schedule is too full and time is limited, it is recommended to stay near Kyoto Station. More convenient.

はち

91 ngcdisk

李靜宜

はち

9.2 Exceptional

Location rating

Top sights

Nijō Castle

9 min

Kiyomizu-dera

16 min

Kinkaku-ji