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85.0㎡
~ 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.
3 Bedroom(s)
2 Bed(s)?Single × 0Semi-double × 0Double × 2Sofa × 0
4 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).
Named after the color of the Japanese iris, a deep violet-hued flower, your stay at “Shobu-an” will without a doubt become a highlight of your visit to Kyoto. Located slightly South of the main city center, this machiya house is ideal for families and larger groups of friends and family.
Whilst maintaining the traditional appearance of a Kyo-Machiya, with its paper lanterns, earthen floors, and open-timbered ceiling, this accommodation facility has been converted into a comfortable area decorated with modern Japanese “Wa"-style design. Kyoto machiya illustrate the architectural design of old-fashioned Japanese residences -- which appear small from the outside but extend further back.
Reserve alongside Suo-an, a neighbouring house, to accommodate up to 14 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.
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).
85.0㎡~ 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.
3 Bedrooms2 Beds?Single × 0Semi-double × 0Double × 2Sofa × 04 Futons1 Bathroom2 Toilet(s)WiFiFloor HeatingKitchenElectric StoveMicrowaveTVHairdryerAmenitiesWashing MachineIronYukataAC (with Heater)
Iris Colour A vibrant noren curtain welcomes guests into "Shobu-an", which means 'iris'. Enter the house to discover a spacious, traditional machiya house brimming with architectural delights.
'Hikibukuro' chimney A space that once ventilated the kitchen below now fills the machiya with sunlight. Enjoy this openness as you use the fully-equipped kitchen outfitted with a sleek black countertop.
Unique architecture "Shobu-an" is a 'unagi no nedoko' machiya. Meaning "eel's sleeping place", this style of machiya is narrow yet long, with a fresh inner garden at the rear of the house.
Western-style bedroom The light fixture provides a modern take on the traditional Japanese paper lantern. Find a dressing table and mirror in the bedroom, an ideal spot for preparing for the day. Living room Experience traditional Japanese living in a room with earthen white walls and rich dark woodwork. Slide open lattice screen to reveal a private "tsuboniwa" garden.
Bathroom A sophisticated bathroom with Hinoki lemon-scented wood and dark stone tiles. Mirrors that span the entire room add a modern and spacious feel. View the garden from the shower and bath.
