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Our Hotel is conveniently located about a 5-minute walk from Fushimi Inari Taisha, the head shrine of "Oinari-san," bustling with tourists from both Japan and abroad. It is also close to Keihan Main Line "Fushimi Inari Station" and JR Nara Line "Inari Station," making it ideal for sightseeing in Kyoto. On the first floor of the Facility, there is a Western-style restaurant, and the surrounding area is filled with numerous cafes, dining options, and souvenir shops. From Reservation to check-in, everything can be completed online, allowing for contactless check-in and unlocking using a smart lock. The Room offers a spacious and relaxing environment with a sofa and table. The bathroom is large and equipped with a bathtub, and all furniture and accessories are from MUJI, ensuring a comfortable stay. Additionally, each guest Room is equipped with a drum-type washer-dryer, allowing you to travel light and enjoy your trip.

A luxurious traditional Kyoto townhouse renovated while preserving its nostalgic charm. A 9-minute walk to Fushimi Inari Taisha, and within a 5-minute walk to Fukakusa Station and R Inari Station.

Fully renovated Kyoto townhouse for exclusive use. Outdoor bath available. 2 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms.Equipped with a kitchen for self-catering. Complete with cooking appliances, utensils, and tableware.2.5-minute walk to Keihan Station. 16-minute walk or 6-minute train ride to Fushimi Inari Shrine.Direct access on the Keihan line to Tofukuji, Sanjusangendo, and Gion without transfers.30-second walk to the promenade along both sides of the Biwa Canal, ideal for pet walks.Access Fushimi Inari Shrine via this promenade.Significant discounts for Multiple Night Stay of 3 nights or more.

Minpaku Inariyama is an accommodation located on the quiet hillside of Inariyama, surrounded by bamboo groves and offering a pristine natural environment. Historically, this area was part of the Fujiwara family's estate and was considered sacred ground where many monks offered daily prayers to the deity of Inari. The name "Bōzan" (Monk's Mountain) originates from this history, as explained by the priest of Fushimi Kamitaka Shrine nearby.Our accommodation is ideal for exploring Fushimi Inari Taisha's numerous otsuka (sacred mounds) and spiritual sites. It takes about 18 minutes on foot to reach Fushimi Inari Taisha via Takenoshita Path, a bamboo-lined trail inaccessible to cars. Along the way, you can visit famous power spots such as Fushimi Kamitaka Shrine, Kōbō Falls, Myōbūsha Shrine, and other mystical otsuka before arriving at the iconic Senbon Torii gates. From there, turning right leads you to Kumataka Shrine—Fushimi Inari Taisha’s top power spot—while turning left takes you in just one minute to Okusha Hohai-sho with its Omokaru Stone. Kumataka Shrine and Fushimi Kamitaka Shrine are two major power spots representing Mount Inari; we highly recommend visiting them.Additionally, our accommodation offers free parking facilities, making it an excellent base for sightseeing in Kyoto by car. After a day of exploration, relax with forest bathing on our wooden deck or unwind in our handmade open-air bath in the backyard. While it is not an Onsen hot spring bath, we provide high-quality bath salts comparable to Onsen water for your enjoyment.We also welcome guests traveling with pets! You can create memorable moments with your beloved dog at our pet-friendly accommodation. Dogs are allowed in guest rooms; however, if preferred, we also have dedicated pet-only rooms available.As a former ceramic artist who started running this minpaku business in 2018, I have since paused my creative work but cherish meeting guests from around the world as well as kind-hearted dog lovers who stay with us!

A small Property with only 3 Rooms located in Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto, right next to Sanjusangendo. The "Kyo Ansuin," featuring a modern Japanese style, opened in November 2018. We offer one Japanese-style Room with a private bath, perfect for families or groups. Additionally, we have two twin Rooms with Western-style bath and shower, each with a unique atmosphere. As a small Property run by the owner's family, we strive to provide a warm and personal hospitality experience. ~Access and Nearby Attractions~ - About a 5-minute walk from Keihan Main Line Shichijo Station - About a 15-minute drive from Meishin Expressway Kyoto Minami IC - Kyoto National Museum... About a 5-minute walk - Sanjusangendo... About a 5-minute walk - Kiyomizu-dera Temple... About 25 minutes by bus and on foot - Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine... About 15 minutes by Keihan train and on foot - Nishiki Market, Gion, Shijo area... About 20 minutes by Keihan train and on foot * Convenient access to universities in the city, including Kyoto Women's University.

Land Residential Hotel Kyoto Suites is a newly constructed residential hotel that grand opened in October 2019. All 60 rooms are equipped with the latest appliances and high-quality furniture, allowing guests to experience a special extension of their daily life. To provide further relaxation, we have equipped the rooms with spa baths and open-air baths.

Located north of Kodaiji Temple and south of Kiyomizu Temple, this Property is nestled on the slopes of Higashiyama, offering a tranquil atmosphere where you can enjoy the chirping of birds and beautiful sunsets. One of its attractions is the panoramic view of Kyoto's scenery. It is less than a 10-minute walk to Kiyomizu Temple, making it an excellent location for early morning visits starting at 6 a.m. The breakfast, lovingly prepared by the proprietress, is a highlight, and the staff welcomes you with a heartfelt "Welcome back" and sends you off with a warm "Have a great day," making it feel like returning to a distant relative's home. This is a homely Property where "I'm home!" feels just right. We offer a variety of Plans, including a breakfast-included Plan perfect for sightseeing, a two-meal Plan featuring the proprietress's homemade dishes, as well as vegan and fasting Plans.

A Property located just a 5-minute walk from Kyoto's "Sanjusangendo." This renovated traditional Kyoto townhouse (Kyomachiya) is inspired by the bamboo groves that are abundant in Kyoto's unique basin landscape, often chosen as a subject by painters and poets throughout history. The first floor features a living and dining area, an open Japanese-style room facing a dry landscape garden, and a playful tea room space. The kitchen is equipped with an IH stove and cooking utensils, making it perfect for enjoying cooking during your stay. The bathroom includes a Goemon-style bathtub, allowing you to enjoy the view of the dry landscape garden even while bathing. On the second floor, you'll find a Western-style bedroom with two beds under the charming old wooden beams, along with a sofa for relaxation. The Property is equipped with two toilets and washbasins, ensuring a comfortable stay for up to seven guests. Experience a special stay in this townhouse that encapsulates the essence of Kyoto, featuring bamboo and a dry landscape garden.

Stepping into the Room, you are greeted with a panoramic view of majestic national forests, making it hard to believe you're in the heart of Kyoto city.The Room, enveloped in the scent of natural wood, resonates with the chirping of wild birds, offering a luxurious time to soothe daily fatigue.The bath, with windows that can be fully opened, allows the fragrances of seasonal trees and flowers to flow in with the pleasant breeze.Enjoy the ultimate space crafted with meticulous architectural design and artisan craftsmanship.

KYOBU Chawan-zaka is located at the entrance of Chawan-zaka, where kilns of Kiyomizu-yaki, a representative of traditional Kyo-yaki crafts, are lined up, and it faces the World Heritage Site Kiyomizu Temple. The property features works by Kiyomizu-yaki ceramic artist Yuichi Inokai, a collection of Kyo-yaki tableware, a large ceramic bathtub in the bathroom, and from the staircase window, you can view Higiri Jizo, a symbol of the local faith of the Kiyomizu area, allowing you to enjoy Kyoto through both sight and touch.