The renovated hotel, originally built in 1920 in Kyoto, retains the unique attributes of Sukiya-style architecture, historically tied to tea ceremonies and teahouses. The arrangement of the building alongside a east-side garden allows each room to showcase garden views. Careful considerations during renovation included minimal alterations to maintain the ceiling design and overall aesthetic, installing modern amenities like air conditioning and lighting discreetly. The use of indirect lighting and floor-mounted systems preserves the character and integrity of the original structure while enhancing guest comfort.
This hotel preserves the essence of its Sukiya architecture while integrating modern amenities, ensuring an authentic experience reflective of Kyoto's teahouse past.
The renovation process respected the original Sukiya design, with minimal modifications that prioritize the aesthetic integrity of the unique ceiling and spatial composition.
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