Revisiting my favorite hotel in Kyoto, unforgettable and just back from there! Staying in Kyoto like this is super suitable for the city

The place I chose to stay is located in Kyoto CBD, but the location is in the niche area of Gion Shirakawa, which is quiet amidst the hustle and bustle, and the surrounding streetscapes are beautiful~ There's a convenience store downstairs, several bus stops and subway stations within a 5-10 minute walk, plus there are many hidden gourmet food options around, I would probably stay again next time! Nearby gourmet Hiro Yakiniku Right downstairs, a yakiniku restaurant that amazed me during my trip to Japan! Although it's a chain, both service and quality are top-notch, the ingredients are super awesome, unforgettable at first taste. Tokusei Yakiniku Also downstairs (this hotel is really built surrounded by gourmet food), if Hiro Yakiniku is fully booked, you can settle for Tokusei Yakiniku, the meat quality is slightly inferior to Hiro but the offal platter is worth a try~ Pontocho Hachijuhachi Yakitori Just cross the Sanjo Ohashi Bridge to get to Pontocho, during my four days and three nights in Kyoto, I almost came here every day to eat skewers, because they are really delicious Surrounding walking routes For first-timers in Kyoto, it's just right to spend half a day on a leisurely city walk. Experience the Edo-flavored, intricately mixed Kyoto town streets, stroll until evening then pick a yakiniku or yakitori restaurant, paired with a glass of chilled beer, welcome to Kyoto~ Gion Shirakawa - Miyagawacho - Ninenzaka - Goju-no-to - Yasaka Shrine - Pontocho 1 Starting from Gion Shirakawa, the area around Tatsumi Bridge is especially beautiful, with many traditional Kyoto townhouses and the stream babbling with willows fluttering in the breeze. 2 Walk a few hundred meters west and you'll reach Kamo River, the riverside is simply synonymous with romance! On a nice day, you could sit for half a day and still not want to leave. 3 Head south to Miyagawacho, one of Kyoto's five Hanamachi that flourished due to Kabuki, with over 200 years of history, the alleys have a lot of character.