Around Kamo River (Kyoto) × Recommended Vacation Rental

An exclusive Property for one group per day, renovated from a traditional Kyoto townhouse near the Gion teahouse district with Kyoto's characteristic scenery. The dining room features a beautiful Japanese painting on the wall, and there is a tea room utilizing traditional architectural techniques. Includes a Western-style bedroom, two Japanese-style rooms, a self-catering kitchen, and two toilets, offering comfort and luxury for couples or groups.

A fully private rental property newly constructed from scratch, uniquely incorporating traditional Kyoto townhouse elements to suit modern lifestyles, with a total room area of 131 square meters. Designed by Atelier Bow-Wow, known for projects like Onomichi Station and Muji store designs.

A fully renovated traditional Kyoto townhouse (Kyomachiya) located in the heart of Gion, Kyoto, offered as an exclusive one-group-per-day Property with a modern Japanese style. On the first floor, you will find an entrance adorned with beautiful stained glass and a living room with modern tiles, exuding the charm of the Taisho era. The second floor features a traditional Japanese-style room with exposed beams and slanted roofs characteristic of a townhouse, as well as a Western-style room equipped with beds. The Property offers a view of a small garden, a bathroom surrounded by cypress wood, and a kitchen with an IH stove, all newly renovated for convenience. This townhouse is perfect for couples, families, or married couples traveling together.

"Shikion-an Gion Shirakawa," situated along the Shirakawa River flowing through Japan's renowned antique district, offers a broad enjoyment of the city's four seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, fireflies in summer, autumn foliage, and snowy landscapes in winter.

This accommodation is located along the serene Takase River, where clear waters flow quietly and cherry blossoms bloom in spring. Though a modest two-story building, it harmonizes with the pure flow of the Takase River, creating a sense of spaciousness and freshness. The design allows guests to fully enjoy Kyoto's seasons, with views from the windows showcasing flowers like cherry blossoms and hydrangeas blooming across the river. Why not spend your Kyoto journey gracefully at this charming riverside accommodation?

A hidden adult retreat in a Kyoto townhouse, nestled in an alley near Shirakawa, which flows through the heart of Gion. The property features a single-story lounge building overlooking two distinct gardens, a bath area with a soothing hinoki wood tub, and a guestroom building comprising a bedroom and a Japanese-style room. All of these spaces are exclusively reserved for your private use. Moving between the two buildings in sandals feels like having a small Ryokan all to yourself, elevating the experience.The lounge building, which includes a raised Japanese-style room, a large sofa overlooking the garden, and a mini kitchen, is stocked with Kyoto's local sake and other beverages for your enjoyment. We recommend relaxing with your favorite drink in a luxurious gold-leaf glass while taking in the garden views during a bath. Spend a moment of minimal luxury in a spacious setting imbued with the charm of Kyoto.

RESI STAY GION is conveniently located within walking distance of Shijo Kawaramachi and Gion in central Kyoto. From the windows, you can enjoy views of the Kamo River—captivating in summer with the famous riverside dining platforms (kawadoko) across the river, and in spring with rows of cherry blossoms lining the banks. The 1st and 2nd floors are separate Rooms with individual entrances, each equipped with its own kitchen, washing machine, bathroom, and toilet, making it ideal for multi-generational family trips or multiple groups to stay comfortably. In addition to renting the entire building, you can also book only the 1st floor or only the 2nd floor.

A renovated traditional Kyoto townhouse near the antique district of Gion, exclusively for one group per day. Natural light from the skylight creates an open atmosphere. Modern facilities include a bathroom with garden views and a kitchen equipped for self-catering.

The building, constructed during the mid-Meiji and Taisho periods, features the Gion townhouse style, preserving the traditional charm of old Japan. It has been renovated to enhance comfort while maintaining its original form and ambiance. After the war, Nobel Prize-winning author Yasunari Kawabata visited Jugiya and remarked, "This is a quintessential Kyoto home." Today, Jugiya still retains the atmosphere of that time.