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Vacation rentals near Arashiyama Station, Kyoto
2 homes near Arashiyama Station, all 1–2 min walk from the station. The largest sleeps 5. They sit in the Arashiyama area. Every one is run directly by the operator, with online check-in before you fly.
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Homes near Arashiyama Station
2 homes, closest to the station first. Search with dates →
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Arashiyama
Togetsukyo Bridge, the softly rustling bamboo grove, a World Heritage garden—Arashiyama is one of Kyoto's most beloved gathering places. And that is precisely why it is an area where staying overnight pays off. In the morning before the day-trippers arrive, and in the evening after they leave, the Togetsukyo Bridge and the Bamboo Grove Path—with the crowds gone—are astonishingly quiet. Only those who stay nearby get to walk the Arashiyama of those hours. You can have to yourself a morning where nothing sounds but the murmur of the river and the rustle of bamboo leaves.
Getting around from Arashiyama
| Togetsukyo Bridge & Bamboo Grove (Ukyo-ku side) | From Hankyu Arashiyama Station, cross Togetsukyo Bridge and head north. The Hankyu station is on the south side of the bridge. |
| Kyoto Station | Transfer at Katsura on the Hankyu line, or take the JR Sagano Line directly from Saga-Arashiyama Station. |
| Kawaramachi & Gion | Direct on the Hankyu Kyoto Line with no transfer, or transfer at Katsura. |
| Osaka (Umeda) | Connect via Katsura and Juso on the Hankyu line, or take a direct service to Osaka-Umeda. |
| Kinkaku-ji & Kitano area | Take the Randen (Keifuku) tram to Kitano-Hakubaicho. |
| Kameoka (Romantic Train & Hozugawa boat ride) | From Saga-Arashiyama Station or Torokko Saga Station. |