Rinn Shiki Juraku

"We are currently unable to offer tours of The Kyoto Distillery. 現在蒸溜所の見学ツアーは行っておりません。"

Nestled in a renovated machiya, Ryou Kawashima offers an intimate kaiseki experience with innovative dishes and warm hospitality in a chic setting.

Nestled in a cozy space adorned with wood beams, this charming spot serves delightful traditional French dishes that transport you straight to Gallic bliss.

At Monk, nestled in a serene Kyoto neighborhood, you can savor wood-fired pizzas and seasonal tasting menus crafted with fresh, sustainable ingredients in a cozy, minimalist setting.

Luxury paper store with roots dating back to 1716 for a range of handmade paper & other stationery.

Nijo Castle, a stunning 1603 cypress-wood fortress in Kyoto, boasts expansive gardens and serene landscaping, perfect for a tranquil escape into history.

Elegant, minimalist venue for creative Japanese dishes by Michelin-starred chef Masayoshi Nishikawa.

Traditional rooms with tatami floors in a quaint property offering a rock garden & a bathhouse. Set in a traditional Japanese house with wood-paneled walls, screen doors and a leafy courtyard, this quaint inn is a 3-minute walk from trains at Kiyomizu-Gojo Station, and 2 km from both Nishiki Market and Kiyomizu-dera, a Buddhist temple. The airy, classic rooms feature tatami floors, chabudai dining tables and futons, plus flat-screens and free Wi-Fi. Upgraded rooms offer wood-framed beds and/or verandas overlooking a garden. There’s a restaurant; a breakfast buffet is available for a fee. Other amenities include a lounge, a landscaped rock garden, and a bathhouse with artificial hot spring water. Parking is available.

This stylish eatery offers a delightful blend of French-inspired dishes and comforting Japanese flavors, all crafted by a talented father-son duo.

Laid-back dorms & private rooms in a casual property offering a hip cafe/bar & live music. Set among shops and restaurants on a leafy street, this modern hostel is a 7-minute walk from the Kiyomizu-Gojo train station and 2 km from the iconic Kiyomizu-dera Buddhist temple. Relaxed mixed-sex and female-only dorms have free Wi-Fi, reading lights and shared bathrooms, plus bunk beds with privacy curtains. Private rooms add desks and chairs. Complimentary tea and coffee are offered in a guest kitchen. There’s also a library, plus a rustic-chic cafe/bar with regular live music. Guest laundry facilities are available.