Jingu-marutamachi Station × Hotel For A Home-Like StayRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

We offer guest rooms with views of the Kamo River, one of Kyoto’s most scenic spots, and lush courtyard greenery. An ideal location within walking distance of Kyoto’s famous sights such as Gion and Pontocho. The lobby features a courtyard where you can feel the changing seasons, allowing you to fully enjoy your Kyoto stay while remaining in the Hotel. With Japanese touches throughout that harmonize with the ancient capital, the Hotel is equipped with a large public bath and offers an extraordinary, luxurious space for relaxation. At Restaurant Suikyo, enjoy refined Hotel-made cuisine crafted by our chef using local Kyoto ingredients.

A Kyoto you have never known is waiting for you. A Kyoto no one knows, waiting to be discovered. You want to fully enjoy everything this city has to offer, even what’s not in the guidebooks. This Hotel was created to fulfill such desires. Kyoto is home to many well-known tourist spots, but its hidden alleys, small streams, and local dining establishments frequented by residents reveal a deeper charm, each with its own story to tell. "Chapter Kyoto, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel" invites guests to encounter untold stories of Kyoto, creating new narratives that intertwine with others, offering a new way to travel.

A convenient location just a 5-minute walk to "Kyoto Imperial Palace" and "Kamo River," and a direct train ride to various tourist attractions such as "Gion," "Sanjusangendo," "Kiyomizu Temple," "Tofukuji," and "Fushimi Inari." This is a fully renovated Kyomachiya (traditional Kyoto townhouse) available as an entire rental, limited to one group per day, offering a modern Japanese-style Property. The first floor features a Japanese-style living room and dining area, while the second floor includes a Japanese-style room where futons can be laid out and a Western-style room equipped with beds. A kitchen with an IH stove is also available for cooking. This townhouse is perfect for couples, families, or a romantic getaway.

A renovated Kyoto townhouse near Sanjo Bridge, this exclusive property accommodates one group per day. The open dining area features beautiful sliding door paintings by modern artists, and the second-floor corridor offers views of the courtyard garden. The kitchen is equipped with an IH stove for self-catering. With a bathroom featuring a Hinoki wood tub, a shower room, and two toilets, this space harmonizes traditional and modern elements, providing a luxurious stay for both large groups and 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.

Located south of the Imperial Palace, Fuyacho Nijo offers convenient access to anywhere in Kyoto city. This spacious Kyo-machiya, built approximately 150 years ago, has been renovated to preserve its original layout and atmosphere while adapting to modern living. Inside this "home" that expresses Japan's traditional culture through high-quality materials, you'll find "Karimoku Furniture" seamlessly integrated, creating a comfortable space that feels both fresh and nostalgically familiar. As a large Kyo-machiya that can accommodate up to 8 guests, it is perfect for spending warm and memorable moments under one roof with close friends, long-lost classmates, or family and relatives who live far apart.

The area with the Facility is located just north of the "Kyoto City Hall," which has supported the history of the ancient capital. The Teramachi Street and Ebisugawa Street around the Facility are lined with antique shops, galleries, and furniture stores that give a sense of Kyoto's charm, making it a popular spot for sightseeing and strolling, allowing you to enjoy the local atmosphere of Kyoto. The renowned Japanese tea specialty store "Ippodo," a long-established shop representing Kyoto, is bustling with many tourists daily and is located a 2-minute walk from the Facility. A short walk will take you to Kawaramachi Street, Sanjo Shopping Street, and Shinkyogoku Shopping Street, Kyoto's downtown areas, which are enjoyed by both tourists and locals. The convenient location will enhance your journey.

The Machiya Hotel, nestled in a quiet residential area just east of the Kamo River flowing through the heart of Kyoto, features a blend of modern furniture and decor with traditional Japanese aesthetics. Crossing the Kamo River at Sanjo Ohashi brings you to popular destinations for travelers such as Pontocho, Kiyamachi, and the bustling Kawaramachi area, offering a convenient location for dining and shopping. Additionally, a short trip from the Facility will take you to famous sightseeing spots such as Heian Shrine, known for its iconic red torii gate, Chion-in, the head temple of the Jodo sect, and Shoren-in Temple, which attracts many visitors during its illumination season. It is an ideal base for enjoying a journey through the ancient capital. Experience an extraordinary stay in a private space that offers a break from everyday life.