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10 Top-Rated Minshukus in Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, Kinki

Kyoto is Japan's most traditional city. The lush and verdant cityscape encompasses sprawling rock gardens, vast palaces, and tall temples. The streets are alive with businessmen hurrying past Geiko and Makio in their full kimono, both on their way to work along cherry-tree lined walks. A historic hub that celebrates Japanese culture, from kabuki to textile weaving, Kyoto can also be surprisingly modern. It is one of Japan's largest, busiest, and most visited cities, with packed shopping mega-centers and high-rise offices. Suffused with shrines, outdoor markets, and nature walks, the small but bountiful location is also home to some of Japan's most contemporary architectural marvels, hippest cafes and eateries, and modish local brands and shops. It makes Kyoto a playful and sublime city, studded with as many bars and hole-in-the-wall fried food shops along the Kamogawa river as it is suffused with ancient ryokan and delicate wagashi shops. Kyoto is in the cross-hairs of Japan's most artful past and its energetic present.

Kyoto Prefecture Minshukus | Places to Stay in Kyoto Prefecture

Discover the best Minshukus in Kyoto Prefecture, Kinki including Azukiya, Mitsuki Kyoto, Ohara no Sato, Bed & Breakfast Tsukiya, Gallery Nozawa Inn, Tokuheian, Daitokuji Sushicho, Kyonokoyado Miyagawacho Yoshii, Higurashi-Sou, Iru.