City Center 200 Years Old Traditional House Next to 2 Train Lines
Historic Charm Experience the allure of a 200-year-old traditional house in the heart of Kyoto. This holiday home boasts a terrace and balcony, offering guests a glimpse into the city's rich history.
Modern Comforts With 3 bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and 2 bathrooms with a hot tub, this air-conditioned accommodation seamlessly blends historic charm with modern amenities. Relax in comfort with provided towels and bed linen.
Convenient Location Located near Nijo Castle and the city centre, guests have easy access to key attractions and transportation. Don't miss the chance to stay in this unique blend of tradition and comfort.
Most popular facilities
- Parking
- Non-smoking rooms
- Air conditioning
- Family rooms
- Garden
- Pets allowed
- Luggage storage
- Non-smoking throughout
What we’d check for you here
- Whether the rate moves for your dates, and what it includes.
- Whether a room on a low floor, or two rooms together, is possible.
- What the property actually charges at the desk on top of the rate.
- Whether they can hold a late arrival, and until when.
Payment
Paid at the time of booking, not at the desk. The property may still take a card at check-in for incidentals — that is their own policy and separate from what you pay us.
Questions about City Center 200 Years Old Traditional House Next to 2 Train Lines
Does City Center 200 Years Old Traditional House Next to 2 Train Lines allow pets?
The property lists pet-friendly facilities. Policies differ on size, number and fee, and those are set by the property rather than by us — say you're bringing a pet when you book and we'll confirm the terms before anything is charged.
Is there parking at City Center 200 Years Old Traditional House Next to 2 Train Lines?
Parking is listed among the property's facilities. Whether it's free and whether a space can be reserved varies, so we check it against your dates rather than promise it here.
How do I book City Center 200 Years Old Traditional House Next to 2 Train Lines?
Put your dates in above and book online. Rates are live from the property and include taxes and fees we can read; anything we can't price, we say so rather than guess.
Where is City Center 200 Years Old Traditional House Next to 2 Train Lines?
42-11 Mibukayogoshocho, Kyoto.
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