Places to stay near Jingumarutamachi Station

Artist's house in Kyoto with a big cypress bath

I am an Artist / Photographer born in Kyoto I started hosting because I love meeting people from all over the world and making new friends. This place used to be one big guesthouse, but during Covid19, I have stopped running the guesthouse and I moved in with my wife and 2 kids. Still I didn't want to give up so I left the good parts. Private cypress bath and renovated rooms and made another entrance for the Guests. So now it is 2 separate house Please check the house rules before you book.

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.

Tabitabi Higashiyama | Semi-Open Shigaraki Bath

Tabitabi 「Higashiyama」is located in Higashiyama district, where is full of the atmosphere of the ancient capital, surrounded by many attractions. The house is remodel from a Machiya. We retain the original properties of the machiya by using a lot of wood materials. At the same time, the convenience of the space-using and the modern equipment are well considered in the house, which is not only to meet your occupancy needs, but also satisfy you a comfortable and enjoyable environment.

N.Machiya stay inside Chomyo temple, stay with Zen

In a perfect location, the house has all the charm of a traditional Kyoto townhouse: tatami mat, sliding wooden doors, paper doors, garden-view bathroom, all with luxurious modern facilities and comfort. The house is a 100-year-old townhouse located inside the Chomyo temple, 5mins' walk from subway Sanjo sta. Kamo river. Convenient to Gion town and Heian Shrine. The house has quiet neighborhood,supermarket and restaurants nearby.

Traditional Kyoto House Gion no Yado (No.3)

[Gion no Yado] is located a short distance from the main street. Please relax in a Kyoto-style old private house. The exterior retains the atmosphere of old-fashioned Japan, while the interior has been renovated with a slightly modern atmosphere. This inn is not charged per room, but charged according to the number of guests. Please enter the number of guests when making a reservation. Thank you.

Great location Kamo River/train/bus, free Netflix

Just a few steps from Kamo River and Keihan Subway Line (Jingu-Marutamachi Station, 2min walk), Halo Machiya is ideally located for exploring Kyoto's cultural heritage and experiencing local life. 24h conve- stores, drug store, bus stop, supermarket and restaurants are all within 1-5 min walk. You will enjoy the convenience in this perfect spot amid traditional and modern Kyoto.

B:Kyoto MACHIYA with garden woodbath Barrier free

Just 6 minutes by walk from subway Imadegawa station. 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 Japanese traditional style garden "Karesansui "garden view. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

雲町屋 荒神口 KumoMachiya Kojinguchi

Kumo Machiya Kojinguchi is a Japanese machiya with decades of history and rich Kyoto Japanese style, few minutes walking distance to Kamogawa river or Imperial Palace. The door painting nearby the hallway was copy by a famous Japanese artist named Ito Jakuchu, it means business flourishes and eveything going to be fine.

Near river "old traditionally appointed townhouse"

Our 100 year-old traditionally appointed townhouse has all of the modern conveniences: Wi-Fi, stylish kitchen, western-style toilet, and a 3-D home-theater system with 80" inch screen. Quiet, but easily accessible to downtown via complementary bicycles or public transport. Traditional or Modern? Why not have both?