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Living lobby

Living lobby

To a hotel with another place to stay

Risor's "Living Lobby" is based on the concept of creating a hotel that provides "another place."
Here in Kyoto, we have created a place that harmonizes Japanese traditions with Kyoto culture.
We propose a new living lobby called "Misakura (Ochakura) Room."
You can enjoy a relaxing and high-quality moment while sipping tea.

A special space awaits beyond the grand entrance

As the hotel stands on the former site of the soy sauce merchant "Tsuboya," you can sense the layout of a traditional townhouse and the design elements of a storehouse from throughout the living lobby. Another appealing feature is the exclusivity of being allowed only to guests who have passed through the reception.

The two meanings behind the "Ochakura-no-Ma"

The living lobby, "Ochagura no Ma," is named after a storehouse-like structure where you can relax and enjoy a cup of tea. The word "Misakura" also means "viewing cherry blossoms," and the folding screen-style mural depicts cherry blossoms along the Kamo River.