Oakwood Hotel Oike Kyoto

Casual inn in a townhouselike building, offering suites with kitchenettes & washers, plus a garden. On a pedestrian road in the historic Higashiyama District, this relaxed, townhouse-style inn is a 2-minute walk from Higashiyama subway station and 9 minutes on foot from the 7th-century Yasaka Shrine. The 4 tranquil suites offer flat-screen TVs, en suite bathrooms, kitchenettes and washers. Some have garden views, and 1 includes a sleeping loft. Up to 2 kids age 11 and under stay with adults at no additional charge. There's a garden.

Discover Kyoto's bustling Nishiki Market, a vibrant, 400-year-old culinary hub where you can indulge in a feast of Japanese delicacies amid lively stalls.

Home-roasted coffee, spiced chai & ice cream served in a chic, minimalist setting.

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.

Contemporary capsule hotel featuring an industrial-style lounge & free evening drinks receptions. Set on a street lined with shops and restaurants, this contemporary capsule hotel is 6 minutes' walk from Sanjo train station, an 8-minute walk from Nishiki Market and 3 km from Kiyomizu-dera Buddhist temple. Streamlined mixed-sex and female-only dorms feature simple pod-style beds with Wi-Fi and privacy screens. Some pods have projector screens. Bathrooms are shared. Evening socials with drinks are complimentary, as are loaner iPods. There's an industrial-style lounge, working space and a coin-operated laundry.

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Tucked away in a charming alley, this Kyoto gem offers an exquisite kaiseki experience with beautifully crafted dishes and attentive service—truly a must-visit for food lovers.

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This cozy pizzeria features a wood-fired oven turning out gourmet Neapolitan-style pizzas, alongside seasonal delights and an inviting atmosphere.

Straightforward rooms with tatami floors in a cozy inn featuring a leafy garden. Nestled along a narrow alley lined with traditional wooden buildings, this warm inn is a 4-minute walk from Kōdai-ji, a 17th-century Zen Buddhist temple with scenic gardens, and 16 minutes' walk from Higashiyama subway station. The simple rooms come with tatami floors, traditional short-legged tables and futons; some feature separate sitting areas with sliding doors. Japanese or Western-style breakfast is available. There's also a leafy garden. A nightly curfew applies.