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Azalea House on Mt. Hiei, Kyoto

Azalea House is on the slope of Mt. Hiei, a world-heritage. To get there, drive 20 min. from Kyoto-Higashi exit on Meishin. Or ride the bus 30 min. from downtown Kyoto or 20 min. from JR Otsukyo Sta. and get off before Hieidaira convenience store. The host will meet you there. Bus service drastically reduced since Covid-19. Free parking space. Easy access to both Kyoto and Lake Biwa. Rich in nature. Completely detached, full privacy, handy & cozy like home. Self-cooking is available.

Spacious house with garden, facing a local shrine

To ensure you enjoy the stay to the fullest, I set check-in and check-out time to both 12:00 Noon. So you can stay up for 24 hours with one night booking. YAMANOTE HOUSE is accessible from major Kansai stations with 37min from Kyoto Sta. or 65min from Osaka Sta. If you come by car from Kyoto it takes less than 1 hour. The area aournd the house is once small castle town. The house is located next to the Shrine, Hiyoshi-Jinja, where the Omizo Festival is held on May 3 and 4 every year.

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.

House w/ garden up to 7 people 6 mins walk from JR

Easy access to downtown Kyoto, Osaka and Nara. Only 6 min walk from JR Hiyoshi Station, which is about 50 mins from JR Kyoto by JR San-In Line. You can enjoy both staying the private Japanese traditional house with Japanese Zen garden. The house is made of Japanese cypress (Hinoki) tree. Healing and relaxing place. Sleep on a Futon. Free light breakfast including. Nature lovers are welcomed! Near from Mountains, river and rice fields.

Traditional Kyoto town house_South

Kaika is guesthouse which is renovated small traditional Kyoto town house. There is one dining room and bed room, Our place can stay maximum three people, so ideal for couples or small groups who are looking for traditional Kyoto style home. We are looking forward to hosting you and share seasonal beauty of Kyoto. ※Our accommodation costs per person per night. Please put the number of travelers accurately and confirm accommodation fee.

Kyoto Tea Village Stay: One Group Only

JUST YOU AND THE TEA FIELDS — WE HOST ONLY ONE GROUP AT A TIME Stay in this cozy home tucked away in the tea fields of Wazuka, Kyoto, where your group will have the place to yourselves. Soak in the peaceful views, slow down, and experience the charm of this historic tea village. It just might be the most memorable part of your trip to Japan. お茶の町京都府和束町へようこそ！茶畑に囲まれた静かな環境で、プチホームステイをしてみませんか？一日一組様限定の小さなB&Bです。

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.

Machiya near Philosopher's walk. Ninoan.

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.