Around Kyoto University of Industry × Flower-Viewing AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Kyoto's oldest geisha district, Kamishichiken, "A fusion of tradition and innovation" with six rooms in a small luxury Hotel.

A step deeper into Kyoto, where the sound of weaving can be heard with just a short walk, and the traditional streets of Nishijin still preserve the charm of old Kyoto. This Kyomachiya, originally built in the late Meiji era as a Nishijin-ori merchant house, has been renovated into a "home" to be passed on to the future. "Kyoto no Ondokoro Nishijin Villa," which accommodates up to 8 guests, offers a spacious and elegant atmosphere. It is also ideal for a leisurely long-term stay. Additionally, the Property features a private garage for two cars on-site. It serves as a perfect base for exploring Kyoto's hidden gems, such as Miyama, Kurama, and Ohara, by car, allowing you to enjoy a broader and deeper experience of Kyoto.

At this tranquil Property surrounded by the mountains of Kyoto, you can enjoy the beautiful seasonal gardens and indoor artworks. From rooms with open-air baths, you can view seasonal landscapes. Additionally, you can use the large public bath renovated in 2020. Savor Kyoto Kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients. Spend a relaxing time in a comfortable space while feeling the charm of Kyoto.

Just a 3-minute walk from Kinkaku-ji Temple and right by the "Kinkakuji-michi" bus stop, perfect for exploring the northwest area of Kyoto! Guests can enjoy discounts at our delicious Genghis Khan restaurant. Feel free to drop by for travel tips or a quick drink. At Guesthouse Sakura Komachi, our friendly staff warmly welcomes solo travelers and families alike. A convenience store is just two doors away.

A luxurious space with only 8 rooms. Enjoy the beautiful seasonal scenery of the Kamogawa River. We offer a serene private retreat where you can escape the city's hustle and experience moments of pure relaxation. From our rooftop terrace, you can take in panoramic views of Tadasu no Mori and Higashiyama's 36 peaks, as well as enjoy the "Gozan no Okuribi" fire festival in summer. With excellent access to landmarks such as Shimogamo Shrine and Kyoto Imperial Palace, it is an ideal base for sightseeing. The name "Rivert" reflects the hotel's picturesque natural surroundings, inspired by the French words for "river (rivière)" and "green (vert)."