Kyoto Holiday House 'Hinaya Gojo Ni' | MACHIYA RESIDENCE INN Kyoto

Tucked behind a kimono shop in the historical Higashiyama area. Walking distance to Kiyomizudera Temple and Gion. MACHIYA RESIDENCE INN KYOTO ‘Hinaya Gojo Ni’ Machiya House Gion Area Kiyomizu-Gojo Station Kiyomizudera Temple Sanjusangendo Temple Traditional Japanese townhouses

Starting From
2 Guests / Per Night 26,000 yen〜 (Avg. rate / Tax Incl.)

50.45㎡
~ 4 Guests
2 Bedroom(s)
2 Bed(s) ?Single × 2Semi-double × 0Double × 0Sofa × 0
2 Futons
1 Bathroom
1 Toilet(s)

WiFi
Floor Heating
Kitchen
Electric Stove
Microwave
TV
Apple TV
Hairdryer
Amenities
Washing Machine
Iron
AC (with Heater)

KITCHEN: Refrigerator
Induction Stovetop
Microwave
Toaster
Electric Kettle
Rice Cooker
Cookware
Plates, Cups & Cutlery
Kitchen Cloth, Sponge & Dish Soap
Original MACHIYA Coffee
Green Tea & Black Tea

BATHROOM: Face & Bath Towels
Hair Dryer
Shampoo, Conditioner & Body Soap
Hand Soap
AMENITIES / OTHER: Toothbrush & Toothpaste
Razor & Shaving Cream
Cotton Set
Wash Towel
Mini Hairbrush
Free WiFi
TV
Air Conditioner with Heater Function
Washing Machine with Dryer Function & Laundry Detergent
Iron & Ironing Board
Heated Flooring
*Please bring your own pajamas or sleepwear for a pleasant night’s sleep

*The initial rates shown in the calendar are for single occupancy (1 guest). Update the “Number of Guests” at the top of the calendar, and the rate per person will be displayed according to the number of guests.

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‘Hinaya Gojo Ni’ machiya house: a traditional holiday house (vacation rental) ideally located in the historical Kyoto area of Higashiyama area, near Kiyomizudera Temple.

A machiya with sky-high ceilings, exposed wooden beams and a "goemonburo" cauldron bathtub perfect for relaxation, ‘Hinaya Gojo Ni’ is inspired by the aesthetic appreciation of two Japanese art forms: Kiyomizu ceramics and Kiso lacquer ware.

Located at in the very centre of the celebrated Kiyomizu ceramics district, 'Hinaya Gojo Ni’ has ceramic pieces in the distinct Kiyomizu-style adorned throughout the house.

Red lacquerware is another specialty of Japan - with its color said to complement the flavors of a Japanese meal. This vibrant color is featured in the dining and kitchen area to remind us of this honored tradition.

Machiya House Features

A Quaint Oasis Pass the red noren curtain to find a quiet inner garden. Here, you will see traditional Japanese greenery. Take in this garden’s quaint atmosphere before entering your machiya.

An Expansive Dining Area The vibrant red wall and high ceilings with exposed wooden beams offer this space a cozy, yet spacious feel. Enjoy a meal at the gorgeous wood dining table.
・Floor Heating

Deep Cauldron Bathtub Along with glass doors and a large window, the bathroom is fitted with a rainfall shower and a contemporary re-design of the "goemonburo", a traditional cauldron bathtub.

Japanese-Style Room On the 1st floor, you will find a Japanese-style room lined with traditional tatami mats. Close the Japanese shoji paper doors to create a private bedroom.
・Floor Heating
・Up to 2 x Japanese Futon Bedding

Western-Style Bedroom Wooden elements give this bright bedroom a warm atmosphere. Opening up into the 1st floor below, the shoji paper doors and slanted ceilings create a unifying and open space.
・2 x Twin Beds

Kitchen Look out onto the garden and enjoy the abundance of natural light as you prepare a meal using the fully functional kitchen. There is tableware for each guests.

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Local Information

A centrally-located, cozy machiya house that is perfect for rest and relaxation.: On the central Gojo Dori street, tucked behind a kimono shop and down a corridor, find an inner garden greeting you into 'Hinaya Gojo Ni' machiya holiday house. Seamlessly integrated into the local fabric of the neighbourhood, it is your cozy hideaway and place to relax after a day of exploring the city.

Kiyomizudera, one of Japan’s most celebrated temples and World Heritage site, is a leisurely walk away. The historic Gion geiko and maiko district, and the lively Kawaramachi shopping and entertainment area are both also easily accessible on foot. Stroll home along the Kamo River, the perfect place to relish in Kyoto’s natural beauty.

Located near subway stations and numerous bus stops, ‘Hinaya Gojo Ni’ allows for easy access to all that Kyoto has to offer.

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Access Information

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FROM KYOTO STATION BY SUBWAY: -Approximately 19 minutes by Subway:

1) Take the Karasuma Line towards Kokusaikaikan and get off at Gojo Station.
2) Walk to ‘Hinaya Gojo Ni’ (Approximately 17 minutes on foot).

FROM KYOTO STATION BY BUS: -Approximately 22 minutes by Bus:

1) From Kyoto Station, take the #206 Bus (towards Kitaoji Bus Terminal)
2) Get off at 'Gojo Zaka' Bus Stop
3) Walk to ‘Hinaya Gojo Ni’ (Approximately 5 minutes on foot).

FROM KYOTO STATION BY TAXI: -Approximately 10 minutes (Taxi fare is approximately 900 yen to 1,000 yen):

*You can get to Kyoto station from Kansai International Airport by JR Express HARUKA line (approximately 80 minutes by train).

4-448 Gojobashihigashi, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto 605-0846 Japan

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