Kyoyamato

Tucked away in Kyoto's backstreets, this Michelin-recognized gem serves unforgettable tonkatsu in a charming, nostalgic setting that feels delightfully unpretentious.

Tucked away in a serene alley, this traditional Kyoto restaurant offers exquisite sukiyaki featuring melt-in-your-mouth wagyu, served in private tatami rooms with calming river views.

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.

Hotel Monterey Kyoto melds British flair with Kyoto charm, boasting posh rooms, hot spring spa, and prime access to markets and temples.

Kyoto's Zōhiko is a stunning, centuries-old lacquerware boutique offering exquisite handcrafted tableware and keepsakes with impeccable service.

Set along the Kamogawa River in Kyoto's Gion, the Ritz-Carlton blends sleek modern luxury with serene Japanese elegance, top-notch dining, and thoughtful service.

Nestled in the heart of Kyoto, the serene Bukkoji Temple, with its stunning wood beams and intricate carvings, offers a peaceful escape and a taste of spiritual heritage.

Kyoto's Fushimi Inari Taisha is a mesmerizing mountain shrine famous for its endless vermillion torii gates, fox statues, and serene hiking trails.

This modern hotel in Kyoto's lively downtown offers straightforward rooms, two restaurants, and complimentary bike rentals, all just a short stroll from top attractions.

Kyoto’s iconic Golden Pavilion dazzles with shimmering gold leaf, serene gardens, and a reflective pond—perfect for soaking in timeless Zen vibes.