Overview
Matsui Bekkan Hanakanzashi brings you into the heart of Kyoto, surrounded by world heritage sites and steeped in the traditions of a Japanese inn. From the tatami mats under your feet to the seasonal flavors of kaiseki dining, every detail invites you to slow down and savor the experience. Whether it’s your first time in Japan or your tenth, Hanakanzashi lets you discover something new with every season.
Accommodation
At Hanakanzashi, every room features tatami flooring, low tables, and traditional décor to immerse you in Japanese living. Whether you’re traveling alone, as a couple, or with family, you can find a room that suits your needs.
Room types include:
- Suite Room: Comes with a private garden and a tea room, ideal for those seeking space and elegance.
- Spacious Rooms: Perfect for families or groups, with a large layout and private bath.
- Japanese-Western Room: Offers beds in a Japanese-style setting, perfect if you prefer Western sleeping arrangements.
- Standard Room: A popular choice for longer stays, complete with incense for added comfort.
All rooms include a private bath and toilet, free Wi-Fi, humidified air purifiers, a kettle, and one bottle of water per person. You’ll also find amenities like a toothbrush, towels, yukata, razor, shower cap, and hairbrush.
Dining
You can enjoy traditional Kyoto kaiseki cuisine served in your room. Dinner features a multi-course kaiseki meal using fresh, seasonal vegetables and local ingredients. Every dish reflects the current season and gives you a taste of regional culture.
Breakfast includes Kyoto specialties like boiled tofu (yudofu), grilled fish, miso soup, rice, and side dishes. On your second morning, an American-style breakfast is served for variety.
Dining Plans:
- Dinner and Breakfast Plan: Enjoy full-course kaiseki meals and a relaxing morning meal in your room.
- Breakfast Only Plan: Start your day with a nourishing Japanese breakfast.
- Room-Only Plan: Stay the night without meals and enjoy dining out in Kyoto.
Onsen and Wellness
Hanakanzashi offers two public baths:
- Momiji-no-Yu
- Kodemari-no-Yu
Both baths feature Jacuzzis and bubble baths, with separate facilities for men and women. You can soak from 4:00 pm to 1:00 am, and again in the morning from 6:00 am to 8:00 am.
Before you enter, be sure to read the bath etiquette guide provided in your room. Wash before entering, don’t bring towels into the water, and dry off before returning to the changing room. These customs help everyone enjoy the shared experience.
Guests with Tattoos
If you have tattoos, please contact the inn in advance. Public bath access may depend on size, location, or coverage.
Facilities
Lobby Lounge: A welcoming space with local tourism brochures and quiet seating.
Banquet Halls:
- Hana-tsubaki-no-ma: Large hall with a stage for up to 220 people
- Medium Hall: Accommodates up to 54 people
- Miyabi Room: Small meeting or luncheon room for up to 20
Book Corner: Browse travel guides and books in a quiet reading area.
Gift Shop: Pick up Kyoto souvenirs and original hotel goods.
All guests enjoy free Wi-Fi throughout the property.
Activities
Hanakanzashi is ideally located for exploring Kyoto’s world-famous heritage sites. From here, you can easily reach:
- Kiyomizu-dera Temple
- Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion)
- Ginkaku-ji (Silver Pavilion)
- Nijo Castle
- Ryoan-ji
- Toji Temple
- Tenryu-ji in Arashiyama
- And many more
The hotel provides maps and resources to help you plan your visit. If you return in a different season, you’ll find a completely new atmosphere—Japan celebrates its seasons deeply, and your stay will reflect that.
Additional Features
- Central Kyoto location near top attractions
- Traditional tatami rooms with modern conveniences
- Kaiseki meals served in-room
- Two indoor public baths with Jacuzzi
- Private bath in every room
- Free Wi-Fi and multilingual support
- Banquet and meeting spaces
- Book corner and gift shop
- Family-friendly amenities and baby equipment available upon request
Access
Hanakanzashi sits in downtown Kyoto, making it easy to explore the city by foot or public transport. You can reach it from Kyoto Station by taxi or subway in minutes.
