Machiya Hotel YANAGI

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Room size: 78 m²/840 ft² Smoking allowed 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms Bathtub

2 guests

Best Prices

Machiya Hotel YANAGI combines a traditional Kyoto-style Japanese town house (kyo-machiya), originally constructed in 1922 and sporting a history of nearly 100 years, with a completely modernized and renovated interior and exterior, providing its guests with a highly comfortable and entirely private (non-shared) space to spend quality time together with their friends or loved ones during their stay in Kyoto, and at the same time carefully retains and accentuates the traditional architectural features of the building to create a truly unique experience.

The hotel is spacious, well-equipped and functional, allowing for both short and longer stays (up to one week), but does not neglect a sleek and stylish design, based on typical Japanese cultural elements, which expresses its dual soul of tradition and modernity. Machiya Hotel YANAGI is family-friendly and perfect for trips with children, but is also suitable for wheelchair users as well as elderly persons, as the entire ground floor is designed to be barrier-free. Additionally, the hotel is convenient for business trips with its reasonable prices per night for smaller numbers of people. Upon request, guests are also allowed to bring their beloved pets with them and can spend their vacation together without having to worry about their well-being.

Machiya Hotel YANAGI offers its guests excellent access to and from public transportation. The nearest train station and bus stop are only a short 1-minute walk away, and the subway can be reached on foot in just 5 minutes. Furthermore, there a great number of convenient facilities located in the immediate vicinity of the hotel, including several supermarkets and convenience stores (open 24/7 and equipped with international ATMs), a laundromat, a car rental service and many more.
Finally, the hotel allows guests fast and easy access to many of Kyoto's most famous sightseeing spots, and a multitude of restaurants, cafés and stores invite to directly feel and “live” Kyoto.