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Nakagyo-Ku Shikiamicho 118, Kyoto, Japan
Located just 9 minutes on foot from Kyoto International Manga Museum, the 2-bedroom Kiraku Kyoto Aneyakoji Villa is suitable for 5 guests and offers a hot tub to relax in. Featuring access to a terrace, the Kyoto holiday home is located 2.4 km from Yasaka Shrine.
The enjo sect Rozanji Temple is about 25 minutes on foot from the accommodation, while KBS Hall is nearly a 30-minute walk away. The nearby historical sites include Kyoto Imperial Palace, which is 2.2 km away. Kiraku Kyoto Aneyakoji Villa is positioned approximately 5 minutes on foot from Mikane Shrine and within a few blocks of shopping opportunities such as Nishiki Market Shopping District.
Offering a balcony and a dining area, the property comes with modern amenities like a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a DVD player to enhance your stay. In-room comforts also include ironing equipment and air conditioning as well as a writing desk for an enjoyable stay. Kiraku Kyoto Aneyakoji Villa includes a bathroom with a bidet, a hot tub, and a separate toilet. Also, there are hair dryers, shower caps, and bath sheets for guests' comfort.
Experience ultimate comfort in the Kyoto property's kitchen, supplied with a fridge and glassware. Guests can also dine onsite in a dining area. Matsuzakagyu What's Kyoto Muromachi is a restaurant serving Asian dishes merely 7 minutes' walk from Kiraku Kyoto Aneyakoji Villa. The nearest underground station to the Kyoto accommodation is Nijojo-mae, located only 400 metres away. The spa treatments include a massage treatment after a busy day.
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