Around Kinshi Masamune Horino Memorial Museum × Zen-Inspired AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips

With the spirit of “Raisha Nyoki” (welcoming you as if returning home) and a deep respect for tradition, we have long hosted Bakumatsu-era patriots, members of the Imperial family, writers and artists, as well as guests from overseas. Our cuisine features kaiseki that reflects Kyoto’s annual events and the changing seasons. We would be delighted if you would spend a peaceful time at our historic Ryokan, embracing a culture that cherishes fine craftsmanship and harmony with nature.

Yoshikawa was established as a culinary Ryokan after World War II, located near the Kyoto Imperial Palace in the heart of Rakuchu. The garden, known as "Taikyoen," is said to have been designed by Enshu Kobori and retains some features from the Edo period. The Sukiya-style building, once a residence of a wealthy merchant, offers an atmosphere of tranquility and charm that feels far removed from the bustling city. We hope you will enjoy your stay at our culinary Ryokan, where you can relax and feel at home.

A luxurious Kyoto townhouse blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern elegance. Located in Kyoto's only historic furniture district with over 100 years of history, the area features a charming mix of antique shops and sophisticated boutiques, offering a serene atmosphere for adults to enjoy. Conveniently situated with excellent access to shopping areas and tourist attractions, we promise you a comfortable and memorable stay in Kyoto.

A modernly renovated Kyoto townhouse near the Kyoto Imperial Palace, this Property is a one-group-per-day exclusive rental. It features an open-plan living and dining area without partitions, providing a spacious and relaxing environment even for large groups, as well as a large courtyard garden that reflects the changing seasons. The water facilities have been completely updated for ease of use, and the kitchen, equipped with an IH stove and cooking utensils, allows you to enjoy cooking during your stay. With a Western-style bedroom, two Japanese-style Rooms, and a spacious washbasin area, this Property offers a luxurious and comfortable stay for both large groups and couples or married couples.

If you wish to enjoy the art of tea ceremony at your leisure after retirement, this is the perfect place for you. This Property, a traditional Kyoto townhouse built approximately 90 years ago, has been renovated to preserve its tea ceremony ambiance while adapting to modern living standards. Ebisugawa Street, which runs east to west, is lined with long-established fittings and furniture shops, as well as old-fashioned grocery stores, stationery shops, antique stores, and second-hand shops, offering a glimpse into the everyday life of Kyoto just by strolling through the area. Additionally, it boasts excellent transportation access to any part of Kyoto city. This is a Property where you can fully immerse yourself in the charm of "another everyday life" unique to Kyoto.

Tawara-an is an Accommodation renovated from a traditional Kyoto townhouse built in 1897. While preserving the original layout of the machiya row house once used as both workshop and home by an artisan who crafted the Imperial Seal (official seal) for the Imperial Family, it has been updated with interiors that bring a modern touch. The concept of this Kyoto machiya Accommodation is “a place to stay as if you live in Kyoto.” Enjoy Kyoto’s unique atmosphere to the fullest while staying here like a local.

"Kyoto no Onsho Marutamachi" is located in the heart of Kyoto city, just a 2-minute walk from Marutamachi Subway Station and near the Kyoto Imperial Palace, yet it faces a quiet street. This Kyoto-style townhouse, built during the Meiji era, has been renovated to suit modern living while retaining the atmosphere of its time. It is a Kyoto-style townhouse where you can enjoy unique furniture and lighting produced by "Torafu Architects" and drawings by artist Shiho Ueda.