Traditional Kyoto Machiya Homes with 2 or More Full BathsRelax & Refresh

Enjoy the luxury of space and privacy in an authentic Japanese townhouse—ideal for families and groups traveling together.

Kyoto’s machiya homes are known for their beauty, architectural features, and deep connection to history and tradition. But for modern travelers—especially families or groups—sharing a single bathroom can be a challenge. That’s why we’ve curated a selection of traditional machiya homes with two or more full baths, so you can fully unwind after a day of exploring Kyoto’s temples, hidden alleyways, and sightseeing spots.

Featured Machiya Homes
Garaku-an | 2 Full Baths
A traditional Japanese house located one stop from Kyoto Station and along the Takasegawa River, Garaku-an is a private retreat featuring two full baths, each with elegant, modern fixtures and a deep hinoki wood soaking tub. With a layout that blends tatami rooms, a spacious kitchen, and an impressive view of both the tsuboniwa (inner garden) and Takasegawa River, Garaku-an offers a relaxing and refined stay for up to 8 guests.

Gion Koyu-an | 2 Full Baths
Located in the heart of Gion, just down the street from Kenninji Temple and Hanamikoji Street, Gion Koyu-an is ideal for groups or families seeking both comfort and tradition. With two thoughtfully designed full bathrooms—both featuring hinoki wood baths—and a balance of traditional machiya aesthetics and Western-style convenience, this machiya house offers the best of both worlds.