Alojamentos em moradias em Shimogyo

Chanchan Machiya | 20㎡ Zen Garden｜pax5

Entire home available large enough for 5-6 guests : 3 Bedrooms and 1 Bath, fully stocked Kitchen, free Wi-Fi, Tea room, Beautiful Courtyard and 2 bikes. This traditional award-winning Japanese home is 140 years old Machiya in the Nishijin district. It took over one year to complete the remodel with materials sourced to match the traditional décor and time of this home. Besides the living space, the home has a tea room and a beautiful Japanese courtyard. *Free storage; paid city pickup. Ask host*

Historic Machiya by river-10min walk Kyoto Station

Stay in a beautifully restored Kyoto machiya along the peaceful Takase River, just a 10-min walk from Kyoto Station. Walk to Higashi Hongan-ji, Sanjūsangen-dō, and many historic temples. Enjoy a relaxing hinoki-wood bath and a quiet garden. The home sleeps up to 5 with futon and modern beds, plus a full kitchen and washer—great for longer stays. As Kyoto locals, we share the best dining tips and hidden gems. Experience authentic Kyoto tradition and modern comfort in your private machiya retreat.

Guesthouse Hana - Harmony Villa

Luxurious and functional, boasting numerous enhancements and features. This is the first property to carry the Hana Premium name given to the highest grade of Hana. This Villa is conveniently located roughly 10 minutes by taxi from Kyoto Station and within walking distance of Shijo Dori. This property is a fully renovated, authentic Kyomachiya with over 100 years of history. Guests are welcomed with a tasteful exterior unique to Kyoto and a refined interior featuring a modern Japanese design.

Reikaku Yasaka | Gion | Historical Machiya

Reikaku Yasaka was a building in ruins with the floor tilted by at least 30cm when we discovered this hidden jewel. The restoration was particularly difficult due to the state it was in but our craftsman’s determination to bring this Machiya back to its formal glory paid off for Reikaku Yasaka. The result is Japanese craftsmanship at its best and we are very proud to be able to share the result with the rest of the world. Check our other house as an alternate option @ Reikaku Kiyomizu-Gojo

kyoto villa soso (Near Kyoto station)

《May 2019 TV can be watched.》 It is located 15 minutes on foot from Kyoto station. It will be lent to a Kyoto townhouse style building. I put the finest furniture and the finest bed. You can also use wifi. The bath is about the size of two adults and uses Japanese cypress. It will be a very beautiful room just opened in January. Please try and stay at once. The location of the hotel is in a place where you can walk to downtown area of Kyoto and famous temples. It is a very convenient place.

Walk to Kyoto Sta! Large 90㎡ for Groups | Sleeps 9

Perfect for long stays! Sleeps 9, 1 group/day—great for families & groups. Rooms: 1F: Living, dining, kitchen, bath, toilet, washroom. 2F: 3 Japanese rooms, 1 Western room (desk), shower, toilet, washroom. Features: Large dining table Full kitchen Fast Wi-Fi for remote work Location: 13 min to Kyoto Station 5 min to Shichijo Keihan Bus 7 min to Sanjusangendo 8 min to Kyoto Nat'l Museum Option to add a Kintsugi or Tea Ceremony experience. Quiet, safe, near shops—loved by long-term guests!

*Private bathroom in every room*open-air bath

The guesthouse is situated in the bustling downtown area of Kyoto, just a 7-minute walk south of the commercial center around Shijo. Within walking distance, you can reach Takashimaya, Daimaru Department Store, and Nishiki Market. Nearby, you'll find high-end restaurants, unique izakayas, and 24-hour supermarkets and convenience stores. Additionally, famous Kyoto landmarks such as Takase River, Kamo River, Hanamikoji Street, and Yasaka Shrine are all within a 3-15 minute walk.

Kiyomizu-dera, Modern Comfort near Kyoto Landmarks

TokiToki – A Boutique Private House with a New Japanese-Style Design. Spacious and modern comfort near Kyoto’s famous landmarks. Within a 20-minute walk, you can visit: Kamogawa River, Kiyomizu Temple, Ninenzaka, Yasaka Pagoda, Gion-Shijo & Hanamikoji Street, and the Kyoto National Museum. 105 sqm of space, including a laundry room. 1st Floor: Living room & dining area 2nd & 3rd Floors: Bedrooms with private bathrooms & toilets 3rd Floor Highlight: A 20 sqm luxury bathroom

Machiya Stay in Gojo, Near Gion and Kyoto Sta.

The house was an Ochaya (literally "tea house")before and we renovated it, which is an establishment where patrons are entertained by geisha. We kept the original structure and make it much more modern and comfortable. The river in front of the house is the must-see in Kyoto changing from cherry bloom to maples. The best location near Gojo bridge and Kiyomizuーgojo sta. can make it very convenient to all the famous spots.

LuckyaKazahaya-Private Japanese House with Garden

Kumo machiya Kazahaya was all made by woods, we keep the original style. The structure of this villa is つしにかいtsushinikai. Since Edo period, this kind of design was to ensure all the civilians are not stand on 2nd floor to look while the Samurai passing by, so the 2nd floor is short than 1st floor. Another feature of this villa is むしこまどmushikomado. Normally this kind of window on 2nd floor, looks like a cage of bug.

Spaceship/Cruise House for 9! Near Sta + Free Prk

Tax Note: Please pay Kyoto City accommodation tax at check-in. Not included in reservation rate. See "Other Policies" for details. Ship-themed private rental! 1F: luxury cruise, 2F: spaceship. 8 secret doors hidden. *Space: 91㎡ / 5-min walk from Sta / 1 bath / 2 toilets*Capacity: Max 9 (9 adults = 2 share a 140cm sofa bed). Recommended: Max 8 adults + kids. Extra bedding on request.

【Kyotofish·Miya】Geisha District Private Machiya

Originally built as a traditional teahouse in Kyoto’s geisha district, this historic house preserves many original details, including a second-floor space once used for geisha performances. The restoration was designed by Kyoto machiya architect Shigeyuki Uoya, blending traditional structure with modern comfort. A quiet stay inside a rare piece of Kyoto’s flower district culture.