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A private, whole-townhouse rental machiya featuring both a main house and an annex, embodying the dignified character of traditional ochaya architecture. Located in the Shimabara area—once a flourishing, shogunate-licensed hanamachi—this one-group-per-day Accommodation, “Machiya Residence Inn Kyoto Shimabara Ruikou,” offers complete privacy in a two-building layout. While preserving the refined atmosphere of traditional ochaya design, it also conveys a progressive spirit.On the 1st floor of the street-facing “main house,” the living-dining area and kitchen form one continuous space with a modern feel. The 2nd floor features classic machiya-style Japanese rooms and is equipped with bedrooms and bathrooms. In the “annex” beyond the courtyard, you will find a living-dining area, kitchen, two double beds, and a bathroom overlooking an intimate tsuboniwa garden—all within one machiya space. The main house accommodates up to 5 guests and the annex up to 4 guests, for a total of up to 9 guests.Enjoy an elevated stay at “Shimabara Ruikou,” where Kyoto’s history and culture meet new discoveries with every era.

Just a short walk from Shijo-Omiya Station on the Randen streetcar line connecting scenic Arashiyama and central Kyoto, “Kotohi” is a private, whole-house rental Accommodation limited to one group per day, quietly located near Mibu-dera Temple, closely associated with the Shinsengumi.Renovated into a fully private machiya townhouse wrapped in the gentle “melody” of pine needles—like the sound of a koto—this space features koto-inspired motifs throughout. On the first floor, you’ll find a living room equipped with a projector for powerful visuals and sound, and a dining area that opens into an airy double-height atrium. From the tatami room at the back, you can enjoy views of a small courtyard garden with pine trees like a framed landscape. Upstairs are two bedrooms (one Western-style and one Japanese-style), plus a study facing the atrium.Enjoy an elevated stay at “Kotohi,” where refreshing calm meets the beauty of nature’s changing seasons.

While you can feel the lively atmosphere of this popular sightseeing area close by, step inside and a calm, unhurried time awaits.Danrantei was created as a place to gather around the table with your loved ones, share stories, and truly unwind.With a spacious living room, dining area, kitchen, and a sauna, you can relax and enjoy your stay with family or friends.Enjoy a special day in Arashiyama, Kyoto.

A private, whole-house Accommodation limited to one group per day, “Yumeha” is about a 5-minute walk from Kyoto’s UNESCO World Heritage site Nijo Castle—steeped in Tokugawa shogunate history—and Shinsenen Garden, which preserves the legacy of ancient Heian-kyo. This fully private machiya townhouse Accommodation lets you experience the refined elegance unique to Kyoto, woven through centuries of history. This historic machiya, over 110 years old, features the classic long and narrow “eel’s bed” layout that extends deep into the property. It offers a spacious living and dining area, a bathroom with views of an inner courtyard garden (tsuboniwa), a kitchen for self-catering, and three bedrooms so even larger groups can sleep separately. Up to 6 guests can stay. Enjoy an elevated stay at “Yumeha,” where calm and unhurried time flows in this traditional machiya townhouse Accommodation.

A private, whole-house rental Accommodation limited to one group per day, “Yotsuki,” is located near Nijo Castle—built by Tokugawa Ieyasu—and the covered shopping arcade “Kyoto Sanjo-kai Shopping Street,” lined with around 180 shops. This fully private machiya townhouse stay is adorned with motifs inspired by the shining moon of the four seasons. With gardenia-colored plaster walls that blend into the stone-paved alley, lattice windows, and traditional ichimonji roof tiles, it offers an authentic Kyoto machiya atmosphere. Featuring a living room facing a small courtyard garden, a lounge filled with light through latticework, a bathroom with a hinoki cypress bath, and a kitchen for self-catering, it comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests. For an elevated stay in Kyoto—where you can experience its history and everyday culture up close—choose the machiya Accommodation “Yotsuki.”

Directly in front of Nishi Hongan-ji Temple—home to numerous National Treasure buildings—and within walking distance of Kyoto Station, the gateway to sightseeing in Kyoto. “Nishi Hongan-ji Izuki” is a fully private, whole-house rental Accommodation limited to one group per day, quietly nestled on a small lane by the temple’s main gate. This renovated machiya townhouse has been redesigned into an open, flowing space that brings a sense of calm and ease.Featuring a traditional earthen-floor entryway (doma), the living room, dining area, and open kitchen connect seamlessly to create an airy, unified atmosphere. In addition to a Western-style bedroom and a Japanese-style room, the Accommodation includes a bathroom with views of a spacious inner garden (tsuboniwa), allowing up to 7 guests to relax in comfort.For an elevated stay at the perfect starting point for discovering Kyoto’s history and culture—along with its vibrant present—choose “Nishi Hongan-ji Izuki.”

Within walking distance of Nijo Castle, built by Tokugawa Ieyasu. “Kiyu” is a fully private, whole-house rental Accommodation limited to one group per day, quietly located just steps from the Kyoto Sanjo-kai Shopping Street, where around 180 shops line an 800-meter covered arcade. This traditional Kyoto machiya townhouse—over 110 years old—has been renovated into a calm Japanese-style space wrapped in the “Aoi” connection that links its woven history with the town and culture.Featuring a dining area facing an inner courtyard garden, a warm Koya-maki (Japanese umbrella pine) wood bath, a kitchen for cooking, an airy Western-style room with chair seating, and a Japanese-style room, it comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests.Enjoy an elevated stay at machiya Accommodation “Kiyu,” where you can relax in harmony while feeling the living breath of the ancient capital’s history and culture nurtured by its streets.

A private, whole-house rental Accommodation limited to one group per day, “Sumire-an,” located near Nijo Castle—famous as the historic stage of the late Edo period’s Taisei Hokan (return of governing authority to the Emperor).Also close by is Kyoto Sanjo-kai Shopping Street, an 800-meter covered arcade lined with around 180 shops. This fully private machiya townhouse has been renovated into a space where you can experience the traditions of Kyoto townhouses and the rhythm of everyday life in Kyoto.With gardenia-colored plaster walls that blend with stone-paved alleys, lattice windows, and ichimonji roof tiles, it offers an authentic Kyoto machiya atmosphere.Featuring a living room facing a small courtyard garden, a lounge filled with light filtering through latticework, a bathroom with a hinoki cypress bath, and a kitchen for self-catering, it comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests.For an elevated stay at “Nijo Sumire-an,” experience Kyoto’s history and the living culture of its streets right at your doorstep.

A 5-minute walk from Exit 5 of Gojo Station on the Kyoto Municipal Subway Karasuma Line. This is a private, whole-house machiya Accommodation occupying one of two adjoining townhouses, tucked away in a quiet alley while offering the convenience of a central location. This Kyoto machiya has a history of serving as a liquor shop and later a café over the years. While preserving its original character, it has been carefully renovated to suit modern stays. Sturdy beams and traditional latticework—design elements unique to machiya—still breathe life into the space today. Relax and enjoy unhurried moments in the nostalgic Shigaraki-ware Goemon-style bath. In this private whole-house setting, spend a special time surrounded by history and tranquility.

On September 13, 2017, a designer Hotel opened in front of Kyoto Station!We offer a large bathhouse featuring an open-air bath, indoor bath, sauna, and cold bath using lava stones from Mount Fuji, as well as a small bathhouse with an indoor Hinoki wood bath, available for alternating use by men and women daily. Relax and unwind from your journey.

Home Stay Momiji Shijo Arashiyama, a brand born from the expanding ecosystem of the Banyan Group, offers casual warmth and comfort through reliable service, distinctive standard facilities, and stylish accommodation. Its location creates a unique style reminiscent of each destination while maintaining a "sense of home" that brings peace and tranquility to guests.With only 9 guest rooms, it provides a quiet living space and private retreat away from the hustle and bustle of major tourist spots. At the same time, the accommodation is conveniently located near JR Saga-Arashiyama Station in an area rich with trendy casual dining options, beloved local restaurants, bars, and specialty shops. Within a 10-minute walk to the bamboo grove or Arashiyama's main street and offering access to niche attractions like Atago Shrine or Adashino Nenbutsu-ji Temple, enjoy an Arashiyama trip that's just a little different from usual.

A living lobby inspired by Kyoto culture, designed around the concept of “another place to belong.” Step into our shoes-off guest rooms, open the sliding fusuma doors, and discover a modern Japanese space featuring tatami flooring. In this Kyoto neighborhood lined with traditional kimono shops—where the spirit of Kyoto still lives on—experience the carefully crafted comfort of Resol Hotel.

A property located 5 minutes by taxi from JR Kyoto Station. Featuring cuisine that emphasizes seasonal ingredients, with a menu that changes daily. Rooms are Japanese-style with sizes of 6, 8, 10, and 14 tatami mats, maintained in a clean condition. From the large public bath on the 6th floor, you can enjoy views of Kyoto's cityscape and mountains, as well as nighttime views of Kyoto Station and the illuminated Kyoto Tower.