46.0㎡
~ 4 Guests?Recommended Stays:
~ 3 Guests (Extra Comfort Stay) ~ 4 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.
1 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)Recommended Stays:
~ 3 Guests (Extra Comfort Stay) ~ 4 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.
Found at the end of a narrow alleyway, you will first need to pass through a wooden gate nestled between two machiya townhouses. As you move further along the path, you will discover just how steeped in history the location of this machiya is.
Figurines of deities to your left, “Nagaya” row houses, and remnants of an old-fashioned well can still be appreciated in this neighborhood.
Throughout the house, you will find that wooden frames, rather than modern-day material, encompass the glass windowpanes. The earthen walls utilize techniques perfected by Kyoto craftsmen, which allows an otherwise simple wall feature to take on a refined and polished, look and feel.
Recommended Stays:
~ 3 Guests (Extra Comfort Stay) ~ 4 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.
46.0㎡~ 4 Guests?Recommended Stays:
~ 3 Guests (Extra Comfort Stay) ~ 4 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.
1 Bedrooms2 Beds?Single × 2Semi-double × 0Double × 0Sofa × 02 Futons1 Bathroom1 Toilet(s)WiFiFloor HeatingKitchenElectric StoveMicrowaveTVHairdryerAmenitiesWashing MachineIronAC (with Heater)
Japanese woodwork
With fine wooden carvings, exposed wood beams and a balance of light and dark accents, appreciate the artistry and warmth of traditional Japanese woodwork throughout the house.
Living room and garden
Have a seat at the traditional low table and surround yourself in the warmth of the rich, dark wood and the airiness of the light woodwork. Savour a cup of tea as you enjoy the garden view.
Traditional ‘tsuboniwa’
An inner garden is a feature of machiyas designed to bring sunlight and nature into the home. Also take in the calming scene at night, when the greenery is lit up to offer you a different view.
Hikibukuro chimney
Enjoy the openness of the sky-high ceiling of the kitchen area. The ceiling space that was once occupied by a chimney is now filled with sunlight entering through the sky light windows.
Western-style bedroom
Rest easily in this quaint bedroom with beautiful details. A special are the floorboards which were once used in the “Kyo-Yuzen” fabric dyeing tradition unique to Kyoto. 
Relax on the balcony
From the 2nd floor Japanese room, slide open the shijo paper doors. Step onto the balcony and take a moment to refresh in the morning, or enjoy the evening atmosphere of Kyoto before going to bed.
