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Tsumugi room, Annex guest room. Detached from the main building for your own privacy

Enso machiya

Welcome to Enso Machiya, a 160-year-old Edo-period townhouse ryokan in Nishijin—Kyoto's historic kimono weaving district, renowned for its intricate Nishijin-ori silk textiles for over a millennium. As one of the best hotels in Kyoto, our living architectural treasure holds elite official status as an Individually Designated Kyo-Machiya (京都市個別指定京町家) by the Mayor of Kyoto—a rare distinction shared by less than 1% of licensed accommodations in the city. Experience a truly unique Kyoto Kyomachiya stay where exquisite wooden craftsmanship and serene luxury come together in elegant harmony, making it the ideal choice for those seeking a luxury machiya in Kyoto.

Enso Machiya: Experience Authentic Kyo-Machiya Living in Kyoto


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    Experience authentic 19th-century Japanese living

    Japan, 〒602-8214 Kyoto, Kamigyo Ward, Kitanogomonchō, 573

    05031890049 Address in Japanese 京都市上京区大宮通元誓願寺下る北之御門町573番 Address for Uber & Taxi 573 Omiya dori-Motoseiganji dori sagaru Kitanogomon Cho, Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto kyoto@yadoru.me emergency@yadoru.me

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