Ryōan-ji

Monk offers an intimate, artful tasting experience with wood-fired pizzas and seasonal dishes inspired by local produce along Kyoto's Philosopher's Path.

Tucked in a traditional wooden ryokan, this cozy hostel near Kyoto’s sights offers tatami dorms, private rooms, and a welcoming cafe for travelers.

Nishiki Market: a bustling 400-year-old food paradise in Kyoto, where fresh seafood, wagyu skewers, matcha treats, and local gems fill narrow, lively alleys.

Ace Hotel Kyoto is a vibrant blend of retro charm and modern design, featuring stylish rooms, trendy restaurants, and a prime location near the subway.

Nestled in a serene courtyard, this traditional ryokan boasts tatami-floored rooms, a gorgeous rock garden, and exceptional service, just steps from Kyoto's highlights.

This sleek capsule hotel in Kyoto boasts modern pods with iPod controls, a buzzing lounge, and free evening beers, perfect for solo travelers and social butterflies alike.

Nestled in a charming pedestrian arcade in Kyoto's Higashiyama District, this relaxed inn features cozy suites with kitchenettes and a garden, perfect for families and explorers alike.

This cozy spot reimagines curry with a unique fusion of Japanese and Indian flavors, serving up richly spiced dishes alongside fluffy rice.

Kyoto’s Shinmonzen Yonemura serves elegantly crafted omakase where Japanese tradition meets French flair in a stylish, intimate setting.

A cozy spot where a solo chef crafts authentic, wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas with fresh dough, premium toppings, and Italian flair.