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Fairfield by Marriott Kyoto Kyotamba stands alongside the roadside station “Kyotamba Ajimu no Sato,” the gateway to Kyotamba. Surrounded by gentle mountains, Kyotamba is blessed with the climate and natural character of the Tamba Highlands and is known throughout The whole country as a treasure trove of local specialties such as Tamba chestnuts and Tamba black soybeans. Seasonal cuisine is equally diverse, including sweetfish dishes, wild boar hot pot, and mountain vegetable specialties. As a perfect base for a journey that evokes Japan’s hometown spirit, our Hotel welcomes you with comfort-focused spaces and warm hospitality. Enjoy a relaxing stay as time flows gently by.

Private Ryokan “CASAMIYAMA.” Enjoy a truly special stay in a 115-year-old thatched-roof traditional house with an open-air bath, lovingly restored by two photographers to preserve its timeless charm while ensuring modern comfort. Inside, you’ll find serene tatami rooms, a spacious engawa veranda where you can relax while gazing out at the quiet Japanese garden, and a cozy bedroom overlooking the historic kura storehouse. The impressive attic space—where you can see and touch the traditional thatched roof—serves as a photo gallery. At the end of the day, unwind in the large hinoki cypress bath or soak slowly in the open-air bath surrounded by the calm air of the Japanese garden. We promise exceptional service and warm hospitality that you won’t find in an ordinary vacation rental. Up to 8 adults.Mountain Cabin Villa “KOYA MIYAMA.” From this cottage overlooking a traditional Japanese mountain village landscape, savor to your heart’s content the gentle beauty of Japan’s original countryside scenery. The panoramic views from inside reveal authentic rural charm throughout all four seasons. Relax in a hammock while watching goats graze peacefully in the meadow, or enjoy a BBQ in the garden. As night falls, gather around a campfire under the stars and share stories together. On rainy days, sit on the garden sofa on the covered porch and listen to raindrops echo softly through the mountains. To end your day, soak at ease in a hinoki cypress bath overlooking a small courtyard garden, or on chilly nights spend time by the warm glow of a wood-burning stove—enjoying an unhurried and comfortable satoyama getaway. Up to 2 adults.

A one-group-per-day Property where you can enjoy a stay surrounded by a modern Japanese interior featuring abundant use of pine and cedar wood, as well as numerous contemporary art pieces displayed throughout the premises. "BBQ under a star-filled sky on the wooden deck terrace" "Slow food prepared over charcoal at the irori table" "Panoramic views of the Miyama countryside from the hinoki bath" "Relaxing by the wood stove while enjoying the aroma of fresh herbal tea" Experience your own moments of tranquility. In a space so comfortable and pleasant that it’s hard to believe it’s a renovated traditional house, rejuvenate your body and mind, and detox with ease.

Thatch roofing is an art form created by the ancient Japanese. "Kayabuki One-Unit Rental Property Miyama FUTON & Breakfast" offers a unique experience where you can rent an entire thatched-roof house, making it feel as if you are living in Miyama. We hope you will personally experience the charm of thatch roofing through your own senses. With this wish in mind, this property was produced by master thatch roofer Yaneharu.

Kamado: Experience cooking rice using firewood and a traditional iron pot. Goemon Bath: Immerse yourself in an iron bathtub while gazing at the fire and smoke from the firewood, surrounded by the mountain air and tranquility. Irori: Enjoy grilling or hot pot over charcoal, or simply relax with tea. Our Property is a traditional single-story farmhouse with a thatched roof covered by tin, built during the Edo period. Located at the foot of the mountains in a small valley in the northern part of Kyoto City, the view from the persimmon tree near the Property offers a glimpse of ancient scenery with old houses, fields, and forests. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom, and the bush warblers sing. In May, enjoy the refreshing breeze as all the fittings are opened to let in the new greenery. In June, fireflies light up the rainy season. Summer brings vegetable harvesting and river play. In autumn, savor the special seasonal flavors of freshly harvested rice cooked in the Kamado. October offers pleasant weather and the joy of the open breeze. In winter, snow blankets the area. - Please note that insects may appear. Due to the rich natural surroundings, while pest control measures are in place, various insects may still enter the premises. Additionally, wild animals such as deer and boars can be found nearby. We hope you will see this as an opportunity to experience the abundant natural environment and lifestyle of this area.