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52.0㎡
~ 5 Guests?Recommended Stays:
~ 4 Guests (Extra Comfort Stay) ~ 5 Guests (Maximum Occupancy Stay)*
*This machiya house has obtained a Hotel Business License issued by the Kyoto City Government with permission to accommodate the maximum number of guests as indicated above.
2 Bedroom(s)
2 Bed(s)?Single × 2Semi-double × 0Double × 0Sofa × 0
3 Futons
1 Bathroom
1 Toilet(s)
WiFi
Floor Heating
Kitchen
Electric Stove
Microwave
TV
Apple TV
Hairdryer
Amenities
Washing Machine
Iron
Yukata
AC (with Heater)Recommended Stays:
~ 4 Guests (Extra Comfort Stay) ~ 5 Guests (Maximum Occupancy Stay)*
*This machiya house has obtained a Hotel Business License issued by the Kyoto City Government with permission to accommodate the maximum number of guests as indicated above.
Rates will vary depending on season, date, and number of guests. Children 5 years of age and under, who do not require bedding, do not need to be included within the total number of adults (may stay free of charge).
If a child will require a separate bedding, they will be considered as one (1) additional adult guest. In this case, please include the child in the total number of ‘adults per room’ when making your reservation (they will be charged as an adult).
The design of the Kyoto machiya is steeped in tradition- from the white lattice windows to the clay tiled roofs and protruding wooden lattice windows. “Anzu-an” machiya house sits quietly on a small street. This bright and cozy machiya will welcome you into a house fitted with dark mahogany wood, traditional tatami mats, and calming white walls.
Each room of this house has been meticulously designed with incredible detail, and unique features– from the traditional tearoom inspired entranceway, to the blue-green stones featured in the bathroom. With the adept use of shadow and light, the design of this machiya embodies the ancient Japanese sense of beauty.
Recommended Stays:
~ 4 Guests (Extra Comfort Stay) ~ 5 Guests (Maximum Occupancy Stay)*
*This machiya house has obtained a Hotel Business License issued by the Kyoto City Government with permission to accommodate the maximum number of guests as indicated above.
Rates will vary depending on season, date, and number of guests. Children 5 years of age and under, who do not require bedding, do not need to be included within the total number of adults (may stay free of charge).
If a child will require a separate bedding, they will be considered as one (1) additional adult guest. In this case, please include the child in the total number of ‘adults per room’ when making your reservation (they will be charged as an adult).
52.0㎡~ 5 Guests?Recommended Stays:
~ 4 Guests (Extra Comfort Stay) ~ 5 Guests (Maximum Occupancy Stay)*
*This machiya house has obtained a Hotel Business License issued by the Kyoto City Government with permission to accommodate the maximum number of guests as indicated above.
2 Bedrooms2 Beds?Single × 2Semi-double × 0Double × 0Sofa × 03 Futons1 Bathroom1 Toilet(s)WiFiFloor HeatingKitchenElectric StoveMicrowaveTVHairdryerAmenitiesWashing MachineIronYukataAC (with Heater) Enter to discover tranquility From the gently sculpted wooden floors to the stone basin, discover traditional details that evoke serenity. Through the curved entrance way, find an intricate wooden woven ceiling. Living room with garden Slide open the 'shoji' paper sliding doors to enjoy the fresh ‘tsuboniwa’ garden from the traditional living room or from the veranda. Kitchen A fully equipped kitchen where you will be free to cook light meals during your stay. Inside the antique cupboard are traditional plates and utensils and daily-use kitchen appliances.
Bathroom A beautiful bathroom lined with fragrant wood and special ‘towadaishi’ blue-green tiles awaits. Unwind with a view of your private garden. Western-style bedroom With exposed wooden beams, a bamboo reed ceiling and earthen walls, relax in this traditional bedroom. A round lantern provides a warm ambiance. Japanese-style bedroom The large window of this room, called a 'mushikomado', provides plenty of natural light to illuminate this Japanese bedroom. A wooden table is the perfect place to get ready for the day. 
