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Where Memories Breathe | Kyoto Machiya

Convenient and calm atmosphere, West of Kyoto Imperial palace! 5min walk to Subway Imadegawa station and supermarket. Facing a sunny street, Next to great 1000years shrine! Total size/94㎡ (1st floor+2nd floor) House Capacity/6 people(2 bed Rooms, 2 Toilet) 【5min by walk to our subway Imadegawa】 【5min by walk to Kyoto Imperial Palace】 【9min by subway to Kyoto station】 This listing is a historical house in Kyoto style called "Kyo-machiya". It has tiny beautiful Japanese garden as a charm point!

Traditional Japanese House in Nishijin Area

This 100-year-old traditional Japanese machiya house once served as a Kimono textile factory. Craftsmen used traditional wooden weaving looms to create kimono fabrics, which are still displayed on the 1F. This house preserves its Kyoto-style charm with its high ceilings, wooden beams, and tatami rooms. The 1F includes a tatami room, renovated bathroom with a wooden bath, and a washing machine. Upstairs is another tatami room, a modern kitchen, additional shower and toilet, and a dining room.

F. Machiya town house near Nijo castle

This 2-floor Machiya (100sq.m.) located near Nijo Castle, 10min walk from Nijo Sta. can fulfill all your imagination about Kyoto, with traditional garden, tatami rooms, and semi-open bathtub. The garden follows Japanese philosophy of seasons, with sakura blossom in spring, little pond surrounded by greens in summer, red maple in autumn, and snow on Japanese black pine in winter. It embraces the beautiful pace of nature in traditional lifestyle with the comfort of luxurious modern facilities.

Kyoto Machiya – Quiet Traditional Entire House

Kyomachiya Momo is an entire house making it the perfect place to stay for families or small groups. Quiet, convenient location with easy access by public transportation to Nijō Castle, Kiyomizu temple， Arashiyama, Fushimi Inari and more. Our inn is a traditional townhouse built 123 years ago with Yukimi-mado, tokonoma (alcove), fusuma , tatami mats,and tsuboniwa. Relax in this quiet and comfortable home. Stay in an officially recognized Kyo-machiya, treasured for its historic Kyoto charm.

Near Nijo St | Machiya | Garden Bath | TabiTabi

TABITABI JURAKU is a fully renovated Taisho-era machiya offering 100㎡ of private space. Historic beams and traditional details blend with modern design. The first floor features a private garden and open-air bath, while the second floor includes a modern bathroom. Two Simmons beds ensure comfort. The tatami room showcases custom shoji screens created with Washi Raifu and a master craftsman of national-level distinction. Enjoy handmade “Ojami” cushions from a century-old Kyoto workshop.

Machiya near Palace - A day in Khaki Muromachi (W)

As featured on the NYTimes T list, this property is a "Kyomachiya", a traditional Japanese home over 100 years old. It has been revamped from a "Nishijin-ori" (traditional Japanese textile) factory. It is located in the traditional Kamigyo Ward, minutes walk from the Imperial Palace. We collaborated with award winning architects at Ikken to renovate this space, which now accommodates the comforts of modern life, while retaining many of the original structure and elements from its past.

"Downtown Kyoto Serenity - Tsuyukusa-an

Tsuyukusa-an is a beautifully renovated Kyoto Machiya, combining classic charm with modern comforts since 2015. Located in a peaceful yet convenient area, it offers easy access to Kyoto’s attractions via nearby subway and bus stops. ※Futons are provided for bookings of three or more guests. ※Children under 6 years old stay free when sharing a bed (no bedding or amenities provided) Check-in details will be sent via message prior to your stay. Please check for a smooth arrival

Modern Luxury 3BR Kyoto Villa Near Imperial Palace

⚠️ IMPORTANT: This property is ONLY available for booking on Airbnb. Listings on BookingCom are ❗FAKE❗. Modern luxury 3BR villa in one of Kyoto’s most peaceful and prestigious residential areas, just a 2-minute walk from the Kyoto Imperial Palace. Away from crowded tourist zones, this home offers a quiet local Kyoto experience. Features full floor heating, 2 bathrooms, 3 toilets, 3 wash basins, and a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher. Perfect for families and long stays.

Kyo-Machiya YululY. Vacation house. Free E-bikes.

Thank you for visiting my page. This is a renovated and certified 140-year-old Kyo-Machiya. Located in the heart of Kyoto, we are 7-minute walk from the Imperial Palace and Imadegawa Station (K06), with Kyoto Station 10 minutes away by subway. We offer four bicycles free of charge for you to explore the charming backstreets that buses cannot reach. Additionally, for long stay guests , we provide a complimentary shuttle service to or from Kyoto Station upon request.

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HIBI TownHouse is 93 years old townhouse and was renovated into a modern space with historical details. Located west area of Kyoto and in a quiet residential quarter and convenient location to use a supermarket,convenience store,restaurant ; close to Kinkakuji ,easy access to Arashiyama. Free Wifi. HIBI是由93年前的古民宅改造而成的传统与现代结合的民宿。它位于京都市西部，周围安静而方便，有大型超市、便利店、各种各样的餐厅等。离金阁寺很近，去岚山也很方便。 日々タウンハウスは紙屋川のそばに93年前から建っている京町家です。現代設備を取り入れフルリノべ−ション、暑さにも寒さにも快適に過ごしながら町家を愉しんで下さい

A:Kyoto wood bath MACHIYA. subway 5 min

Just 6 minutes by walk from subway Imadegawa station. You can walk to imperial palace in 10 minutes. You can stay like you live in Kyoto. We have wooden bath with small garden view. There are wooden deck besides living space, you will have relaxing time at the wooden deck with garden view. Electric bikes are rent for free. We have 2 houses,the house is next door, 7 people can stay at onetime. If you would like to, please make reservation from A&B.

【Kouhaku Tsudure】Kyoto Machiya in nishijin area

Discover the timeless craft of Kyoto's Nishijin district from our comfortable machiya. Sharing the same prime location as its sister property, Kouhaku Tsumugi, this home is just a 5-minute walk from Kitano Tenmangu Shrine. Immerse yourself in the local culture, from the monthly flea market to the historic streets that have produced Japan's most exquisite textiles for centuries.