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Kyoto Teahouse at The Squirrel’s Nest

Up to 5 guests·1 bedroom·1 bathroom·Three-head shower

Warm wood, low light.
A tea nook upstairs.

Living room with a green velvet sectional, a ceiling fan, and a curtain drawn back from the sleeping alcove

Kitchen with a gas range, an original orange farmhouse sink, and a green banquette nook

Bedroom with a queen bed, Japanese scrolls, and a painting of a teahouse

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Living room with a green velvet sectional, a ceiling fan, and a mini-split, with the sleeping alcove beyond the curtain

Living room with a wall of windows over the street and a curtain-divided sleeping alcove

Living room looking toward the entry, with the trundle daybed on the left

Mounted TV in the living room, with the bedroom door and the alcove behind

Living room TV wall and sectional, looking through to the bathroom

Trundle daybed in the alcove that pulls out to a second twin

Trundle daybed and the hand-carved table in morning light

Floor cushion and paper lantern by the radiator

Bar cart with glassware, a shaker set, and a cast-iron tea service

Kitchen with a gas range, the original orange farmhouse sink, and the green banquette nook

Table set with chopsticks on the banquette

Breakfast nook with a green banquette, a paper lantern, and a coffee station

Coffee maker, grounds canister, and the cutting board set

Full knife block and utensils on the butcher block

Bedroom desk with a luggage rack, a workable spot for a laptop

Bathroom with an exposed brick tub surround, rain and handheld shower heads, and a backlit mirror

Bathroom with a vanity, penny tile, and a bidet toilet seat

Shared hot tub in the fenced backyard, open to guests of all four apartments

The shared backyard after dark, under string lights

Shared backyard with patio seating and an umbrella at sunset

Shared patio with raised planters, under the string lights

Table and chairs on the shared brick patio

The fenced common yard, looking across the patio

The building from the backyard, with the fenced common area

Shared lower-level laundry room with two washers and two dryers, free for guest use

The shared backyard in daylight, looking toward the building

A Japanese-styled apartment on the second floor

Clean lines.
Things you actually use.

Kyoto Teahouse is on the second floor of The Squirrel’s Nest, a 1925 building with four themed apartments. Warm wood, low light, and Japanese details run through a queen bedroom, a living room that curtains off into a private sleeping alcove, a kitchen stocked for real cooking, and a bath with a three-head shower.

Curtained sleeping alcoveA ceiling-track curtain closes off the living room for private sleep.

Three-head showerRainfall, standard, and handheld heads, plus a bidet and backlit mirror.

A kitchen to cook inGas range, rice cooker, knife set, and plenty of dining ware.

Tea serviceA cast-iron tea set, teas, and sake sets on the living room bar cart.

Bedroom deskA desk and chair in the bedroom, with a luggage rack nearby.

Hot tub out backIn the fenced backyard under string lights, shared with the building.

Where everyone sleeps.

A queen in the bedroom, and room for three more in the living room.

Bedroom

Sleeps 2

Queen bed

Living room alcove

Sleeps 3

Twin trundle daybed: two twins, or locked together as a king
Sectional that opens into a bed

The breakfast nook.

Good to know.

Check-in from 3 p.m. Checkout by 11 a.m.
Second floor. Enter through the building’s shared street door, then up one interior flight. No elevator.
Shared with the building: the hot tub in the fenced backyard (open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.), the free lower-level laundry, and the trash bins.
Free street parking.
No parties, pets, or smoking. Quiet hours are 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. on weeknights and 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. on weekends.
Children are welcome, with an adult at the hot tub. The booking guest must be 21 or older.
Minimum stay varies by date. The calendar shows what’s available.

Around McKennan Park.

Mature trees on a quiet street, blocks off McKennan Park, with its twenty acres, bandshell, gardens, and historic district. Phillips Avenue downtown is 15 minutes on foot, and Falls Park is five minutes north by car. For lunch, try Bread & Circus or BibiSol.

Before you book

How do I check dates and the full price?

Choose your arrival and departure in the calendar on this page. Continue to our booking page to confirm your guest count, see the full price including taxes and fees, and review the policies before booking.

Where can I review the house rules and cancellation policy?

Review the house rules and cancellation policy on the property’s booking page ↗. Check the terms for your stay before completing your reservation.

Who manages this home?

Divergent Estates manages Kyoto Teahouse at The Squirrel’s Nest. Reservations are handled through our Hostaway booking page.