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3-Star hotel

Kyoto Miyabi Inn -Only one group a day-

512-14 Tsutsumi-cho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto, 605-0025See map

Stay highlights

Kyoto quiet lane

Step into a calm pocket of Kyoto, close to the city’s famed temples and traditional streets. Enjoy easy access to evening strolls and local eateries at your own pace.

One group only

With only one group hosted each day, you’ll enjoy a private, unhurried stay and attentive service. Take time for authentic Kyoto moments without the usual crowds.

Inn-style kaiseki

Savor Kyoto-inspired, inn-style dining with seasonal flavors and careful presentation. Thoughtful amenities and warm hospitality help you feel at home from check-in to farewell.

Popular amenities

Free WiFi

Luggage storage

Express check-in/check-out

Wheelchair accessible

Express check-out

Hiking/biking trails nearby

Television in common areas

Multilingual staff

Express check-out

Smoke-free property

Express check-in

Shared microwave

Shared refrigerator

Upper floors accessible by stairs only

Well-lit path to entrance

Choose your room

Oct 25th – 26th 2026

1 Room, 2 Travellers

5 reviews

Jeremy

December 2024

10/10

Good location near subway station and temples in Higashiyama. Extremely quite neighbourhood. The experience is very Japanese: lots of sliding shoji screen doors, futons, tatami mats, narrow spaces, ...Good location near subway station and temples in Higashiyama. Extremely quite neighbourhood. The experience is very Japanese: lots of sliding shoji screen doors, futons, tatami mats, narrow spaces, very steep staircase. If you are looking for a Japanese experience, you will be very happy here. The Inn is a bit hard to find. Watch the YouTube video that guides you through the tricky last 100m. We also had trouble at first connecting with the staff before we arrived, but once we established communication, the instructions were clear. The checkin process is all contactless, so we never saw any staff during our stay. The Shabu-shabu restaurant at the entrance to the Furukawacho shopping street was really good (if you stick to Shabu-shabu and fried chicken).Show More

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Partner · November 2019

10/10

寝間着が用意が無かった事だけ気になりました。寝間着が用意が無かった事だけ気になりました。

Jorden

July 2016

10/10

Nice traditional Japanese apartment. Super nice host. Close to the subway and other temples withing walking distanceNice traditional Japanese apartment. Super nice host. Close to the subway and other temples withing walking distance

Martin F

May 2015

10/10

....... you'll love this place! Despite being sent instructions, to locate we found the house difficult to locate once we came out of the subway. Maybe our fault, but the details could be a little c.......... you'll love this place! Despite being sent instructions, to locate we found the house difficult to locate once we came out of the subway. Maybe our fault, but the details could be a little clearer. However, a friendly young man went out of his way to guide us. Typical Japanese friendliness that we found throughout our stay in Japan. We were also emailed a letter in Japanese to direct taxi drivers - a nice touch! However, that's a minor point. The manager, Yumi, was waiting in the street, a little concerned that we were later than expected. She took great trouble in explaining how the house worked and left us to enjoy it - with contact available by mobile phone left in the kitchen. The accommodation is a machiya with tatami, futons and Japanese style. The beds were on the floor, so hard but comfortable with warm duvets. The bathroom was a shower and deep bath, with good flow and stability of heat. A separate washbasin and toilet, all divided with wood and paper screens. The living room had a low table with four low chairs. For westerners, these may provide a problem, but worth trying. There is nowhere to relax - we have suggested bean bags which could be kept in a cupboard until need, so as not to spoil the visual appearance of a delightful room. A small kitchen with fridge/freezer, kettle and microwave was fine. Wi-Fi was free and had a strong and stable signal. Location is excellent with closeby useful bus routes and subway station. Show More

Things to do near Kyoto Miyabi Inn -Only one group a day-

Shirakawa River

1 min walk

4.6

(16)

Tomb of Akechi Mitsuhide

Calle Hanami-koji

4.3

Five Shrines

4.1

Places to eat near Kyoto Miyabi Inn -Only one group a day-

ZIRAEL Vegan Restaurant

4.9

Kiraku

4.9

Ramen Miyako Gion Main Shop

4.5

Gion Gyuzen

4.6

Amenities

General

Smoke-free property

Front Desk Services

Express check-out

Luggage storage

Express check-in/check-out

Multilingual staff

Express check-out

Express check-in

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible

Upper floors accessible by stairs only

Well-lit path to entrance

Internet

Free WiFi

Games, Entertainment & Media

Television in common areas

Outdoor Activities

Hiking/biking trails nearby

Additional Amenities

Shared microwave

Shared refrigerator

FAQs

Check-in starts at 03:00 PM, while you're expected to check out by 11:00 AM.

Kyoto Miyabi Inn -Only one group a day-'s cancellation policy depends on the room type and the dates it’s booked around. Make sure to select your preferred cancellation policy when selecting your rooms.

No. This hotel does not provide breakfast with its rooms.

Yes. This hotel provides free wifi connectivity along with your rooms.

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Property description

Luxurious Amenities
Indulge in a range of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet, bicycles for rent, and a kitchenette with modern appliances.
Convenient Features
Enjoy express check-in and check-out services, multilingual staff, and daily housekeeping for a hassle-free stay.
Prime Location
Centrally located in Kyoto, just steps away from popular attractions like Furukawacho Shopping Street and Chion-in Temple, making it the ideal accommodation choice for your vacation.
Book this centrally located vacation home in Kyoto now for a memorable and convenient stay!

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Fine print

The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ). Additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file.
Alcohol is not served at this property.
Contactless check-in and contactless check-out are available.

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