Higashiyama Roku is located at one of the historical area in Kyoto, called Rokuhara, and exists near by Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Yasaka-Shine and Rokuharamitsuji Temple. This historical house constructed in 1914 was carefully restored by skilled craftsmen to retain its original appearance as much as they can. This house holds traditional fittings and transoms carefully passed down by successive owners for over 100 years. We restored the house so that it retains a comfortable atmosphere where guests can perceive the time and scene when the houses were built.
Rooms of Campton Higashiyama Roku incorporate “illuminating walls” and lighting made of washi (traditional Japanese paper), which are created and supervised by Eriko Horiki, who is a one of the famous washi designer. The “washi walls” and lighting create a relaxing contrast of light and shadow, and guests’ can feel the ambience and Ancient life in Kyoto.
Campton Higashiyama Roku has many special features, such as lightings supervised by Eriko Horiki, a washi designer, a round-shaped ceramic bathtub made in Shigaraki, and a Noren (traditional Japanese curtain, Goodwil) with calligraphy by Hina Aoyagi, president of the Hokuriku Calligraphy Institute.
Location：
10-minute ride to Kiyomizu Temple
10-minute walk to Yasaka Shrine
10-minute ride to Higashi Honganji Temple
Accommodation：
Maximum Capacity: 5 people
Number of Beds: 1 king size bed, 2 single bed, 4 futons
Area: 119.88㎡
Facilities & Services：
Wifi
Air conditioner
Refrigerator washing machine
Facilities Kitchen
