We at Machiya Residence Inn are a friendly group of staff here to offer you a unique and new way to experience the historically rich cities of JAPAN! Rent out an entire traditional ‘machiya’ house to yourself, which has been beautifully redesigned and renovated to offer modern comforts and authenticity. We not only pride ourselves in the quality & design of our machiya houses, but the services we provide each guest before, during, and after their stay. Each house has a telephone, which guests can use to contact us 24-hours a day. We are available to answer any questions regarding your house, and provide you with assistance during your stay. Whether you have a questions about your ‘machiya’ house, require assistance with taxi and restaurant reservations, or would like to know our favorite places throughout Kanazawa, please feel free to contact us at any time!

A traditional house enveloped in the warmth of light, and Kanazawa woodwork. As you approach a quaint Kanazawa neighbourhood, a warmly-lit machiya house comes into view. The dark, latticed exterior invites you to enter the heart of “Hinaya Higashiyama” - an expansive space filled with soft illumination. Appreciate the wooden beams that accentuate the architecture's design, the delicate details of the woodwork in the Japanese rooms, and garden come to life in the light. Experience the feeling of calm and relaxation at “Hinaya Higashiyama”.

Explore this city on foot, or by bus - discover all of Kanazawa’s popular sights, and local favorites. Hinaya Higashiyama is the perfect place to begin your adventure in Kanazawa. An 8-minute walk brings you to Higashi Chaya, Kanazawa’s largest traditional teahouse district filled with traditional restaurants, and shops showcasing Kanazawa’s famous gold leaf crafts. Cross the Asano River bridge and head towards Kenrokuen Garden - considered to be the most beautiful in Japan. The historic Kanazawa Castle Park, and always intruiguing 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art are also in the immediate area. Stop by Omicho Market before you head back to your machiya to pick up local delicacies to enjoy at home.