3 sleeps townhouse in Kiyomizu

Hello, everyone. We are Miyabi team and all staffs are Japanese.

We love to support our guests’ travel.

If you want to know local information, please feel free to ask us!

We can also recommend local information and restaurants for you!

What we did as our hospitality for our guests.

・Meeting up with our guests at the house

・Send a information of events

・Making reservations of restaurants

・Making reservations of tickets of Geisha shows, Miyako Odori

・Applying tickets of SAIHOJI ( Kokedera : Moss temple )

・Helping our guests’ travel plan before they arrive

・Taking our guests to the doctors

・Sending information of Typhoon and disaster information in advance

・Providing baby items ( Baby items are free： high chair, baby plates, baby potty and baby bath. )

※Please contact us in advance if you need them.

・Sending stuffs our guests left

・Sending airmail with pictures

・Sending snacks which our guests asked us to send. ( Ex, One of our guests enjoyed Kyoto snacks and they sent us a e-mail that they want to eat the same snacks again for kid’s birthday. )

We would like to be the best host for you!

Kyoto is famous for having been the ancient capital of Japan, dating back over 1200 years.The sheer beauty of the temples, shrines, gardens and culture imbued within, makes Kyoto one of the most revered places in Japan.

Momiji-an is one unit of Kyo Machiya Miyabi in Kiyomizu area, a big Kyoto traditional house, and was designed and divided in three machiya (Bairin-an, Shofu-an, Momiji-an) by renowned Kyoto based architect, Geoffrey P. Moussas.

Momiji-an is being meticulously preserved with the traditional techniques that have been handed down over the centuries. While sticking to tradition is important for the architect, updating the facilities, such as modern bath-shower room, high-tech toilet, kitchen, heating floor, are just as important to meet the present day needs of our selective clientele. The delicate balance between ‘old and new’ is what sets this apart.

Momiji-an is at the foot of Kiyomizu Temple, which is been designed a World Cultural Heritage, and very convenient to visit others famous temples, shrines, and Gion, the most famous Geisha district!

Enjoy Kyoto and the distinctive feautures of local townhomes by staying in a real Machiya, feeling the natural way of living and the change of seasons which distinguishes Kyoto’ culture and its people.

City buses or rental bikes can take you to most famous sites in Kyoto within 30 minutes.