We at MACHIYA RESIDENCE INN are a group of friendly staff here to offer you a unique and new way to experience the historically rich cities of JAPAN! Rent out an entire traditional Japanese 'machiya' house to yourself, which has been beautifully redesigned and renovated to offer modern comforts and authenticity. We not only pride ourselves in the quality & design of our machiya houses, but the services we provide each guest before, during, and after their stay. Each house has a telephone, which guests can use to contact us 24-hours a day. We are available to answer any questions regarding your house, and provide you with assistance during your stay. Whether you have a questions about your ‘machiya’ house, require assistance with taxi and restaurant reservations, or would like to know our favorite places throughout Kyoto, please feel free to contact us at any time!

‘Hanatoki’ machiya house: a traditional Kyoto holiday house (vacation rental) nestled in between Kiyomizu Temple, Gion, and the picturesque Kamogawa River. A Japanese townhouse that embraces its original “unagi no nedoko” architecture design, experience a traditional stay during your time in Kyoto. Located just a few minutes walk from Kiyomizu-Gojo Station and local bus stops, this is the ideal place for couples, and groups of families & friends who wish to experience the charm of a Japanese machiya house. ・2F Spacious Western-style Bedroom ・1F Traditional Japanese-style Room ・1F Modern Bathroom with Garden View (Additional shower on the 2F) ・Spacious Living Room & Dining Room ・This machiya house features a projector & screen for an at-home cinema experience, and “Philips Hue” lighting so that you can adjust the light color & create your preferred atmosphere.

Located in Kyoto's historical Higashiyama area. A short walk to the Gion area, Kiyomizu Temple, and Yasaka Shrine. Gion & Miyagawa-cho are known as two of Kyoto's five historical Hanamachi districts (flower districts) - an area where geisha (maiko) women entertain patrons through traditional song, dance, and games. The streets in these areas are paved with stone while traditional wooden machiya welcome patrons with red paper lanterns. You'll also find the oldest Zen temple in Kyoto, Kenninji Temple, in the area along with Yasaka Shrine, Maruyama Park, and more. 'Hanatoki' machiya house is within walking distance to many restaurants (both traditional and modern), in addition to several convenience stores, bus stops, and Kiyomizu-Gojo train station.