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HOKUKOU KAMIMIYA
This newly opened Japanese-style villa is located in the heart of Kyoto, between Kiyomizu-dera and Arashiyama. The 125-square-meter space is infused with the cultural essence of the Heian period, designed by a renowned team. Enjoy a luxury kitchen, traditional garden, floor heating, and a spacious bathtub. Premium amenities include Lelabo toiletries and MARVIS toothpaste, along with complimentary sake, coffee, and juice. Its prime location offers easy access to buses, subways, and local restaurants, providing an authentic Kyoto experience. Staying here isn’t just accommodation—it’s a cultural journey, complete with tea ceremonies and discussions on traditional arts with the villa’s host.
Mosaic Machiya Ksk
Nestled in Kyoto's famous Hanamachi district, this traditional Machiya inn opened in June 2016, offering a unique blend of guesthouse, café, and bar. The surrounding area is a popular spot for TV shows and commercials, making it a rising star for sightseeing. Just a 3-minute walk from the Kamishichiken bus stop and a mere 1-minute stroll to Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, the location couldn't be more convenient. Staying here allows you to immerse yourself in Kyoto's Machiya culture, where tradition meets modernity.
Rakuzen Kyoto – Entire Traditional Home, Perfect for Group & Family Stays!
HAKUKOU UROMURO
Yadoru Kyoto Hanare Mizunoe No Yado
Shiki Homes HIGOYA
Kayo, Nijo Minami, 6 minutes walk from Nijo Station, quiet house
Tenryuno Yado
Someno House Kyoto Dog Friendly
Tsumugi Shimabaraomon Bettei
Traditional Kyo-Machiya Tsubaki Ann Kyoto
Kyo Ryokan Gekko-an
Campton Kyoto Nishijin 9 Arima 10
Hatago Yamano
Souhi Machiya House
Takeya Nishijin
Kyo No Koyado Kanamachiya
Zen Kyoto
Inn Plus General Castle Nijo
<Kyoto Machiya Kouhaku> Miyabi
Traveler Reviews
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Yadoru Kyoto Hanare Mizunoe No Yado
We stayed at this gem for six unforgettable days and it truly exceeded all our expectations. The space is generous, the comfort unmatched, and every detail reflects authentic Japanese craftsmanship and warmth. Returning to this peaceful retreat after a full day of exploring Kyoto felt like coming home — serene, cozy, and deeply refreshing. The attention to detail, from the thoughtful amenities to the quiet elegance of the design, made the stay feel luxurious yet completely natural. We were genuinely touched by how welcoming and attentive the staff were throughout our visit. This isn’t just a place to sleep — it’s a heartfelt experience that made our trip to Japan even more memorable. I can’t recommend it highly enough.
Shiki Homes HIGOYA
Staying at Shiki Homes HIGOYA was a wonderful experience. The house is spotless, peaceful, and located in a quiet neighborhood that still offers easy access to public transportation. I was just a short walk from the nearest train station, making it convenient to explore Kyoto’s main attractions like Gion and Fushimi Inari Shrine. The interior is thoughtfully designed with modern amenities and cozy touches—perfect for a relaxing getaway. The kitchen is well-equipped, so cooking a meal at home felt effortless and enjoyable. Overall, this was an excellent stay with great value. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Kyoto.
Someno House Kyoto Dog Friendly
Staying at Someno House Kyoto Dog Friendly was an absolute delight! The location is perfect—just a short walk from Gion and Kiyomizu-dera, making it easy to explore the heart of Kyoto. The accommodation itself is clean, cozy, and thoughtfully designed with guests in mind. One of the best features? You can do laundry right on-site—ideal for longer stays or when traveling with pets. My dog felt right at home too; there were even little touches like a dedicated pet bed and feeding bowl. The staff were welcoming and attentive without being intrusive. It’s rare to find such a comfortable, pet-friendly space in Kyoto that still feels so authentic and local. Highly recommend this gem if you’re looking for a stress-free, enjoyable stay with your furry friend.
Tsumugi Shimabaraomon Bettei
Staying at Tsumugi Shimabaraomon Bettei was an absolute delight. This two-story detached house offers plenty of space with two private bedrooms, a cozy living room, and a fully equipped kitchen—perfect for a small group or family getaway. The bathroom and two toilets are clean and well-maintained, and all appliances work flawlessly: air conditioning keeps the rooms comfortable year-round, and the washer, microwave, induction stove, refrigerator, and wine cooler are all in top shape. The location is ideal—right between two JR stations, making it super convenient to explore Kyoto by train. Plus, there’s a 7-Eleven just a 5-6 minute walk away, so grabbing snacks or essentials is effortless. With such great amenities, excellent location, and peaceful atmosphere, this place truly stands out. Highly recommend for travelers who value comfort, convenience, and a home-like stay.
Traditional Kyo-Machiya Tsubaki Ann Kyoto
Staying at this traditional Kyoto machiya was an unforgettable experience. Every corner of the house tells a story, with authentic aged details and vintage furnishings that truly bring history to life. The rooms are incredibly photogenic—perfect for Instagram or travel bloggers looking for that classic Japanese aesthetic. It's conveniently located just a short walk from the subway and not too far from Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion), making it easy to explore the city. I’d recommend booking for 5 or more guests—the unique atmosphere, combined with antique decor and subtle eerie touches like the collection of masks, really comes alive in larger groups. While it might feel a bit intense for just two or three people at night, that’s part of what makes it so special. If you're looking for something off the beaten path with real character and charm, this is absolutely worth it.
Souhi Machiya House
The design of the house, both inside and out, was absolutely beautiful—so much attention to detail that really captured the essence of traditional Japanese style. The space felt warm, authentic, and thoughtfully curated. There was just a small amount of leftover mess from the previous guest, like crumbs in the kitchenette area, but it didn’t detract from the overall experience. The location is excellent—super close to major attractions like Gion and Kiyomizu-dera, and easy access to public transit. It’s a hidden gem with great value, and I’d definitely stay here again.
Inn Plus General Castle Nijo
Staying at Inn Plus General Castle Nijo was a delightful experience. The property was exceptionally clean and spacious, with a well-equipped kitchen and laundry facilities—perfect for preparing meals and doing laundry on the go. We loved walking past Nijo Castle and the surrounding gardens each morning; it’s such a peaceful, scenic area. While it’s a bit further from shopping districts, that’s actually part of its charm—the quiet neighborhood makes it ideal for relaxation and a true escape from the city buzz. The owners provided clear instructions for using all amenities, plus detailed directions to nearby attractions and local stores, which made navigating the area stress-free. It’s a fantastic choice if you value comfort, tranquility, and thoughtful hospitality.
Stay Sakura Kyoto Nijo Seasons
Walking into the property immediately gave me a warm and welcoming vibe. The apartment is incredibly well-equipped—kitchen has a microwave, fridge, induction cooktop, plus all the essentials like knives, pots, pans, and dishes. It made cooking with fresh groceries from the local supermarket so easy and enjoyable—felt like being at home. I especially appreciated the washer and dryer setup; they even provided laundry balls, and drying clothes in the bathroom using the built-in dryer was super convenient. My kids had a blast exploring the room, turning it into their own little hide-and-seek playground—no worries about them falling out of bed thanks to the safe layout. The only minor downside? No convenience store nearby, but there’s a small grocery shop just a short walk away. There’s also a bus stop right outside the door, making public transport accessible. The nearest JR station is a 10-15 minute walk, which is totally manageable considering how quiet and peaceful the neighborhood is. Plus, you can easily reach the Kitanomaru Park and the famous Kitano Tenman-gu Shrine within a similar walking distance. Overall, this place offers excellent value, comfort, and a true local experience. I’d definitely come back for my next trip to Kyoto—and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a cozy, hassle-free stay.
Floral Green Maple House
Staying at Floral Green Maple House in Kyoto was an absolute delight! The room was immaculately clean and surprisingly well-equipped—complete with a washing machine, stove, microwave, and even a dryer right in the bathroom. I loved being able to wash and dry my clothes on-site; it felt so convenient and homely. The staff were incredibly attentive and genuinely warm throughout the entire stay. I accidentally left my headphones behind, and instead of just waiting for me to notice, they reached out immediately and arranged to send them back to Tokyo—such a thoughtful gesture! It really made the experience stand out. Located right near Shijo Kawaramachi, everything is within walking distance, and the overall vibe is cozy yet modern. This place offers incredible value and service that feels personal and genuine. I’ll definitely be coming back and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Kyoto.
Hop Inn Kyoto Shijo Omiya
Staying at this hostel was a fantastic experience—clean, well-maintained, and perfect for business travelers. The amenities are self-service style, where you pick what you need right at the front desk. It’s efficient and convenient. Upon entering the room, I was pleasantly surprised to find two free 500ml bottled waters. There's also a kettle and hairdryer provided—basic but essential, and very thoughtful. (Note: This might vary slightly depending on room type.) What really stood out was the staff—friendly, professional, and always smiling, whether it was at check-in or during breakfast service. Their warm hospitality made the whole stay feel welcoming. Great location, excellent value, and a great place to return to on future trips.
Kouhaku Nishikyogoku
Our two-night stay was somewhat disappointing. We were given only four bottles of water and four coffee pods for our group of four, which wasn’t nearly enough. The room itself was quite small, and managing our three suitcases down the stairs was a real challenge—eventually we had to carry one up the narrow, steep staircase, which was exhausting. To make matters worse, there were countless mosquitoes throughout the room, making it nearly impossible to sleep comfortably. We kept the windows closed, but that just made the room stuffy. While the location is convenient, the lack of basic amenities, cramped space, and pest issues really hurt the overall experience. For the price, we expected better quality and more thoughtful service.
Miro Kyoto Nijo Hotel
This hotel is simply outstanding—no need for extra words. The room size is just right: not too small, not too large, offering a comfortable and cozy stay. Its location is unbeatable—just turn right from the hotel entrance and you're in a lively shopping street with plenty of dining options and convenience stores nearby. It's also just a short walk to Nijo Station, making it easy to explore Kyoto by train. I was especially impressed by the on-site laundry and drying machines—perfect for longer stays or when traveling light. The owner is Chinese, so communicating in Mandarin was effortless and very reassuring. This personal touch made the experience feel warm and welcoming. Overall, the value for money is excellent, and I’d definitely stay here again—highly recommend to fellow travelers!
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