A house to yourselves
Your group has the whole machiya, without sharing it with other guests.
Private machiya stays in Kyoto
For couples, families, friends, and groups: enjoy a private machiya in one of Kyoto’s residential neighbourhoods.

Why choose a machiya stay
Your group has the whole machiya, without sharing it with other guests.
Capacity varies by property, with choices for couples, families, and larger groups.
Check each stay for its kitchen, washing machine, parking, and sleeping arrangements.
Find a stay
These links help you compare properties; they are not a live availability search. Check dates on the booking site after choosing a stay.
Choose your machiya

A private machiya over 120 years old in the Heian Imperial Palace Residence group, just north of Nijo Castle.
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A machiya over 120 years old on Shimodachiuri, just north of Nijo Castle, standing in front of Yamanaka Abura.
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A machiya in a quiet hillside residential area near Awata Shrine, with a koyamaki wooden bathtub and Towada-stone bathroom.
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A white-wood machiya beside the Miyagawacho geisha district and directly behind Kyoto Ebisu Shrine.
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See the stay flow, including check-in from 4:00–7:00 pm and check-out at 11:00 am.
Read about facilities, parking, luggage, and what to expect in a traditional house.
Ask us if you need help choosing a property or confirming details before booking.
Each property is a private whole-house stay. As our machiya are in quiet residential neighbourhoods, please be considerate of neighbours at night. Facilities and parking vary by property.
Kyoto and machiya stories
Learning about Kyoto’s history and machiya culture gives new meaning to a stay in its residential neighbourhoods. Read more on our editorial site.
Book your stay
Choose your dates and number of guests on the booking site to check availability.
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