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79.34㎡
~ 8 Guests?Recommended Stays:
~ 6 Guests (Extra Comfort Stay) ~ 8 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
6 Futons
1 Bathroom
2 Toilet(s)
WiFi
Floor Heating
Kitchen
Electric Stove
Microwave
TV
Apple TV
Hairdryer
Amenities
Washing Machine
Iron
Yukata
AC (with Heater)Recommended Stays:
~ 6 Guests (Extra Comfort Stay) ~ 8 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.
If you would like to make a group reservation for 7 or more guests, please contact our staff directly.
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).
Towards the end of the Edo Period, and beginning of the Meiji Period, a new hybrid samurai-police force emerged in Kyoto to protect the Tokugawa Shogunate (leading feudal Japanese government). Known as the “Shinsengumi,” their prominence was not only felt through their military position, but also visually — the Shinsengumi uniform consisted of a bright asagi blue-colored haori (a jacket worn over their kimono).
This striking turquoise-blue "asagi" color has been incorporated throughout the interior of Asagi-an — from the washi-paper colored walls, porcelain dish ware, and more — giving the machiya house a calming yet captivating atmosphere.
Recommended Stays:
~ 6 Guests (Extra Comfort Stay) ~ 8 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).
79.34㎡~ 8 Guests?Recommended Stays:
~ 6 Guests (Extra Comfort Stay) ~ 8 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 × 06 Futons1 Bathroom2 Toilet(s)WiFiFloor HeatingKitchenElectric StoveMicrowaveTVHairdryerAmenitiesWashing MachineIronYukataAC (with Heater)
Traditional Kyo-machiya Wooden latticework, ‘inuyarai’ bamboo strips, ‘sudare’ blinds and 2nd floor ‘mushiko mado’ vertical windows are all features of a classic Kyoto machiya house. Magnificent artwork Pass the turquoise blue ‘noren’ curtain to enter the front room. Discover a replica of a grand mural found in Nijo Castle that depicts pine trees. Pull back the art to find a fully furnished kitchen. Inspired by ‘asagi’ turquoise blue In this living room with walls covered by blue soft washi paper, surround yourself in the invigourating colour of ‘asagi’. Luxurious bathroom Whether you are taking in the garden from the bathtub, or refreshing under the rainfall shower, this sleek and modern bathroom provides you with the perfect place to get ready or unwind. Western-style bedroom High, exposed ceilings complement the blue walls to create a relaxing, open space. Leave the sliding doors open to connect to the adjacent room, or close the doors to create a private space. Japanese-style bedroom This space has been carefully remodeled to highlight the history traditional architecture of the machiya. Slide open the side door to reveal a hidden room filled with sunlight.
