Tawara-an is a 3-star vacation home in Kyoto, Japan, located about 0,8 миль from the city center. This inviting stay makes it easy to explore temples, markets, and neighborhoods while keeping a comfortable base to return to.

Address: Nakagyō-ku Tawarayachō 190, Kyoto, Japan. Featured amenities include free Wifi, air conditioning, private entrance, 24-hour front desk, kitchen, non-smoking rooms, kitchenware, kitchenette, garden, free toiletries, bidet, and a bathtub. Kids' meals are available for an extra charge.

Reviews: 112. The listing reflects a diverse guest experience with a total of 112 reviews.

Travelers can choose from a palette of living spaces to suit any itinerary. The Townhouse Imperial Japanese Western, Courtyard/Palace View is a compact 100-square-foot retreat for two with a private courtyard vibe. For a touch of traditional style, the Japanese Style Townhouse, Double offers comfortable accommodation with a single double bed, while the Japanese Style Townhouse, 2 Double opens up to a 1,076-square-foot family-friendly layout with 2 doubles and 4 futon mats, accommodating up to six adults and two children. Other available options include Townhouse East, Standard Room, Standard Deluxe Corner Japanese Western Mixed with City View, and the Double Room, Pool View, each catering to two guests.

Booking essentials include a cashless policy, with Visa, Mastercard, and American Express accepted. The experience is supported by a 24-hour front desk and a private entrance for easy check-in, along with a garden and kitchen facilities (kitchenware and kitchenette) to add convenience to the stay. The listing has gathered attention with 112 reviews, offering a snapshot of diverse guest experiences.

Located at Nakagyō-ku Tawarayachō 190, Kyoto, Japan, the property sits about 0,8 миль from the city center, providing easy access to temples, markets, and neighborhoods. Non-smoking rooms are available, and amenities include a bathtub and free toiletries for added comfort. This setup suits travelers seeking flexible layouts, a garden escape, and practical conveniences while exploring Kyoto’s historic streets.