House holiday rentals in Kita Ward

Stay in a Kyomachiya and experience Kyoto

I'm in the north side of Kyoto Nishijin. In 15 minutes on foot, you can go to Kinkakuji Kitano Tenmangu Stara Tenjin Senbon Shakado.There is a shopping street in Senbon-dori that has been around for a long time, and you can use ingredients from Kyoto to cook. Feel free to use the kitchen as well. Kunaoka Onsen, designated as a tangible cultural property nearby There is.Walk out to the hot spring in Yukata It would be fun to have too, too. Relax in Kyoto and stay for a while away from daily life, enjoy the usual life in Kyoto and be free from the daily busyness.

BEST GION LOCATION, LUXURY, QUIET VACATION RENTAL

Thank you for considering renting for your vacation our fully renovated traditional Kyoto Machiya. A few minutes from Gion Corner, in Kyoto's most popular area, our 90m2 Japanese townhouse has undergone extensive refurbishment by award-winning architects to combine absolute comfort, luxury, safety and tradition.We are FULLY LICENSED to operate as a short-term vacation rental, please book with confidence knowing that our house has passed the rigorous safety and comfort tests of the city of Kyoto.

KYOTO 1000years Family's villa near Nijyo castle

Convenient and calm atmosphere, west of Nijo Castle. We renovated our family’s historic villa, a traditional Kyoto townhouse (Kyo-machiya), designated by Kyoto City and built over 200 years ago. It has tiny beautiful Japanese garden as a charm point. Sunny house, Facing south. 【8min by walk to Subway Nijyo station】 【11min by walk to JR Nijyo station】 【7min by JR train to Kyoto station】 Total size / 69.64㎡ (1F＋2F) Capacity / 4people;1group ※You can be separated bedroom into two by partition

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.

【Kouhaku Roku】Kyoto Machiya near Kinkakuji Temple

We offer a total of 24 accommodations in Kyoto. Welcome to click on our profile picture to learn more about them. This house is a modern Japanese-style machiya that has been renovated in the spring of 2021. The first floor is equipped with floor heating and there is a hinoki bathtub, where you can relax and enjoy your private time. The location is located in a quiet residential area, a 2-minute walk from a FamilyMart convenience store.And it is a 10-minute walk to Kinkakuji Temple.

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 just a 7-minute walk from the Imperial Palace and Imadegawa Station (K06), with Kyoto Station only 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.

Kyoto countryside , 5 min.from Hozugawa kudari

Experience traditional Japanese hospitality with all the modern conveniences. Tsuzumi and Christian welcome you join them in their beautifully restored 150 year old traditional Japanese home, located in the picturesque village of Kameoka, 25 minutes from Kyoto . Hozugawa kudari departure is 5 minutes from the house,Torokko train station 5 minutes from the house, Arashiyama is 10 minutes by train. Prices are intended with breakfast. Many experiences available ask us.

Sugiyama is located in the Kyoto Station business district, 10-15 minutes walk from Kyoto Station, a detached Kyomachi house with a tatami Zen garden, 2 minutes walk from Toji Temple, with a private kitchen and bathroom.

Standalone Kyomachi house located in a quiet residential area 100 meters west of the west gate of the World Heritage Site, Toji Temple. The homestay retains the traditional architectural style of Kyoto, the ancient capital, with typical Japanese tatami rooms, a quiet Zen courtyard, and many details to savor. 10-15 mins walk to Kyoto Station (Kyoto's largest transportation hub); 10 mins walk to a big supermarket - AEON, convenience stores: family mart, lowson, etc.

The chartered Guesthouse among world heritages

Nearby there is the Kamigamo-shrine and Shimogamo-shrine,which are both world heritage. And you can get to the famous Kinkaku-ji(world heritage) by bycycle within 30 minutes. If you want to go to the Daitoku-ji or Imamiya-shrine,You can walk there about 15 minutes.Also you can enjoy Kamo-riverside walk with easy access. Our guesthouse rocated in the shopping street,which has many shops and restaurants. So you could enjoy shopping and eating out there.

Super cozy private inn in town "hygge 花屋町"

Opened in the spring of 2022. Private lodging for one group per day. Close to Kyoto Station. you can get to almost anywhere in the city without changing trains or buses. You can also use 2 bicycles for free. There are many hotels, hot spa and restaurants nearby for dining. Try to visit Kyoto Aquarium and Kyoto Railway Museum in Umekoji Park if you have spare time.

Ninoan @ My Kyoto Pied a Terre

This traditional Japanese house is built in 1924 and officially certificated by Kyoto city. The house is located in a quiet residential neighborhood and is in close proximity to Shinnyo-do temple. It is situated on a charming path within walking distance of numerous temples, including Ginkakuji, Nanzenji, Eikando, Heian Shrine and the Philosophers Path.

Cozy and tranquil two-story Japanese apartment

Teramachi Stay is a quiet and relaxing Japanese style apartment in central Kyoto. It is located down a picturesque alley off Teramachi street, popular for its traditional Japanese shops and restaurants. Your host was born and raised in Kyoto, speaks English and is happy to advise guests on which of Kyoto's many attractions would be best to visit.