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Ichijoin
4.6/511 Reviews

Ichijoin

Koya|0.84km from Shojoshin-in Temple (Pilgrim's Lodging)
Ichijoin is located in the center of Mt. Koya and convenient for visiting nearby temples. The popular Buddhist vegetarian cuisine is carefully prepared using seasonal ingredients. The garden is one of the famous scenic gardens on the mountain.

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Jimyoin
4.6/53 Reviews

Jimyoin

Koya|0.45km from Shojoshin-in Temple (Pilgrim's Lodging)
This time in Japan for 10 days, the favorite is Wakayama. This tourist route is relatively niche, with fewer Chinese tourists. A Nanhai tram goes into the mountain without any caverns. The room was clean and the monks were friendly. It is recommended that you choose a meal with a meal to experience pure Japanese cuisine. Stay for 2 days and travel in depth. Tickets are the most cost-effective way to buy Nanhai tram sets, including Nanhai trams entering the mountain from the urban area, returning to the city, and an unlimited number of transportation cars at all attractions in Wakayama.
Fumonin
3.8/51 Reviews

Fumonin

Koya|0.73km from Shojoshin-in Temple (Pilgrim's Lodging)
Located in a former Buddhist town, Fumonin was originally a training hall for monks founded by Kukai, the founder of the Shingon school of Buddhism. Guests can relive some of the history as they take part in traditional vegetarian cuisine or wake up to the sound of the bell signalling the early morning religious service. There are Western, Semi-Western, and Japanese-style rooms available and select rooms have internet access via LAN.
Koyasan Onsen Fukuchiin
4.1/529 Reviews

Koyasan Onsen Fukuchiin

Koya|0.97km from Shojoshin-in Temple (Pilgrim's Lodging)
We stayed for one night. The location really is magic, our room was comfortable and it was nice to attend the early morning ceremony before breakfast. The time for dinner was really early and strict (17:45!) but it's recommended to eat in because everything around there closes early. Even if the curfew was at 21, the staff sent as away from the common spaces where we were quietly enjoying the night view at 20:20, while they let a loud group in the entrance disturb everyone until 21:30, so I was a bit upset for this. I enjoyed the onsen but it was very small, I was lucky it wasn't crowded because no more than 4 people can fit in. I personally liked the vegan dinner and breakfast, beautifully presented, but it's not for every stomach and nobody tells you what you are eating (they only told us ”this is rice, tea and watermelon”, we could guess ourselves lol). In the complex, the experience was good and I recommend it, but it's a bit too expensive for what they offer.

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Hozen-in Temple

Hozen-in Temple

Koya|0.04km from Shojoshin-in Temple (Pilgrim's Lodging)
Stay at a traditional temple lodge. Mt. Koya's oldest Tsurukame (crane and tortoise) style 'Karesansui' garden (known as a rock garden) is a must see!
Koyasan Syukubo Kumagaiji
4.3/58 Reviews

Koyasan Syukubo Kumagaiji

Koya|0.1km from Shojoshin-in Temple (Pilgrim's Lodging)
We made our way to Koyasan with our small group of 5 plus our guide, via a maze of trains, busy stations and platforms, a furnicular up the mountain and finally a bus to our temple stay. It was cold weather, even though it’s April. There were still a number of cherry trees blossoming- so pretty. The temple was attractive and comfortable ( if you count sleeping on the floor, sitting on the floor for meals comfortable!). Our room was heated but the rest of the temple was not so it was cool walking to the onsen and the meal room. Our room had the futon, pillows ( very uncomfortable), a low table, small TV, wifi, hanging space. Our evening meal and breakfast were traditional Japanese vegetarian and interesting food. We purchased sake for a very reasonable price with the evening meal. Beer was also available. The onsen was a good cultural experience ( and even better because I was there alone!) Our accommodation was very close to the Okunoin cemetery which is an absolute must see.
Koyasan Syukubo Ekoin
4.6/559 Reviews

Koyasan Syukubo Ekoin

Koya|0.13km from Shojoshin-in Temple (Pilgrim's Lodging)
I drove for three hours in the morning and arrived at Koyasan from Kyoto. The temperature on the mountain was 5 or 6 degrees cooler than Kyoto. We stayed at Huiguangyuan, a 1000-year-old Buddhist monastery. The temple has traditional Japanese-style rooms and beautiful gardens. The meals are Buddhist and vegetarian, and the service staff are monks, making people feel the Japanese Buddhist culture. The morning morning there was a Buddhist morning class and meditation activities. [Konoyama] On the altar, Kalan - Jingangfeng Temple - Huiguangyuan. Koyasan is the ancestral ancestor of Dongmi Mang, and was founded by the master of Hongfa in the 7th year of Hongren (816). Legend has it that the Master of the Seas was willing to find a lotus sacred place like Wutai Mountain in China to promote the Dharma. When the line went to Gaoye Mountain, a pair of white dogs and black dogs led the way. The Masters of the Sea followed them to discover the eight peaks around the Gaoye Mountain, so they were Here you build your own dojo, which has been passed down to the present. The altar on the altar is the center of the entire Gaoye Mountain, and it is also the place where the empty sea masters first built the temple. The Jingangfeng Temple is the largest temple in Koyasan. It was originally built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1593, and was renamed as the King Kong Temple in the Meiji era.
Mitsugonin Temple
4/51 Reviews

Mitsugonin Temple

Koya|0.25km from Shojoshin-in Temple (Pilgrim's Lodging)
Enjoy vegetarian meals at our temple lodgings, with 1,200 years of history here in the heart of Mt. Koya.
Henjokoin
4.1/59 Reviews

Henjokoin

Koya|0.3km from Shojoshin-in Temple (Pilgrim's Lodging)
There are many temples in Koyasan, and Panzhao Temple has the same name as my gymnasium, so I chose it. Although I belong to the Fengshan school, it is still a great experience. From the furnishings in the house to the refined cuisine, and then to the morning class, it is a great experience. Although I encountered bad weather, landslides, and was stranded on the mountain, I decided to go down the mountain to the nearest The train station, (although it is not open to traffic) spent more than 4,000 yen to carpool with the Japanese guy back to Osaka, but the whole Koyasan trip, including the experience at Panshoin, is still great, and I will go again next time! I still haven't covered a pile of royal seals😙
Koyasan Syukubou Fudouin
4.6/524 Reviews

Koyasan Syukubou Fudouin

Koya|0.46km from Shojoshin-in Temple (Pilgrim's Lodging)
After spending two hours getting to the temple from Namba, it was refreshing to absorb the peace and tranquility of the place. The place is just a short walk up a slight slope from the bus stop where we got off. Check-in was smooth with good explanation on the place and the facilities. Place was spotless and they ensured that by helping to clean the wheels of our luggage. Room is of ample size for four of us in a traditional setting sleeping on tatami mats. A toilet is attached to my room but the bathing facilities is a sharing facility which was clean and spacious. Dinner and breakfast were superb vegetarian meals. We also had a great experience with the morning prayers which also taught us a meditation method. This place is within easy walking distance to the small town center with restaurants for lunch. Bus schedule to other places are posted on the bus stops. Overall, we had a peaceful stay here which was a good break from the hustle of the big cities.

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Koyasan Rengejoin

Koyasan Rengejoin

4.2/52 Reviews
Very satisfied. Very beautiful Takano Mountain, very quiet Buddha holy place!
Jimyoin

Jimyoin

4.6/53 Reviews
This time in Japan for 10 days, the favorite is Wakayama. This tourist route is relatively niche, with fewer Chinese tourists. A Nanhai tram goes into the mountain without any caverns. The room was clean and the monks were friendly. It is recommended that you choose a meal with a meal to experience pure Japanese cuisine. Stay for 2 days and travel in depth. Tickets are the most cost-effective way to buy Nanhai tram sets, including Nanhai trams entering the mountain from the urban area, returning to the city, and an unlimited number of transportation cars at all attractions in Wakayama.
Koyasan Shukubo Yochiin

Koyasan Shukubo Yochiin

4.4/53 Reviews
The hotel has a parking lot, the location is good, 500 meters away from the King Kong Mountain Temple, public bathroom, fine cuisine, morning class at 6:30 in the morning, experience is still very good
Komyoin

Komyoin

5/52 Reviews
There are many shokubos in Koyasan. If you don't understand Japanese, you could book through one through the shokubo association and they will just randomly assign one to you or one of those travel hotel websites (with limited selections). I stumbled upon Komyo-in website which has an OK english translation page and let me book direct. Most of the reviews are on google and i think it deserves one here. Communication: Mostly through google translate and it worked fine. The hospitality was great. Everything was well organised. Nothing was too much of a hassle. I stayed here for 2 nights. I wanted to do the cemetery night tour and the monk told me that he would wait for me and not lock the door if i returned pass the curfew hrs (9pm). I didn't think it would be a problem but they didn't want me to worry. Location: The temple is located just behind the Eko-in, where the night tour starts. It is also located near the bus-stop if you are coming from the koyasan cable station. Food: I ordered the breakfast and dinner on both nights. There were delicious and adequate for a standard portion. They have the larger portion selection. Room: Spacious as a solo traveler. They provided me a gas heater and it was warm enough when i was in the room. Tea and cookies were complimentary. Clearly, you have to utilise the public bath and toilet. Bath time was given for each gender. Atmosphere: It might be like the big temple but i really quite liked the small temple setting. I also participated the morning ritual one morning. Highly recommended.
Kongo Sanmaiin

Kongo Sanmaiin

3.9/58 Reviews
Stunning ancient temples, few people, are basically Europeans. It is only after 2 pm that check-in can be started. The attitude of the monks is more interesting and completely different from other Japanese hotels. Deaf people will tell you that sometimes you are asked to read the introduction, not to ask you questions. The public bath is warm and much better than you think.
Koyasan Onsen Fukuchiin

Koyasan Onsen Fukuchiin

4.1/529 Reviews
We stayed for one night. The location really is magic, our room was comfortable and it was nice to attend the early morning ceremony before breakfast. The time for dinner was really early and strict (17:45!) but it's recommended to eat in because everything around there closes early. Even if the curfew was at 21, the staff sent as away from the common spaces where we were quietly enjoying the night view at 20:20, while they let a loud group in the entrance disturb everyone until 21:30, so I was a bit upset for this. I enjoyed the onsen but it was very small, I was lucky it wasn't crowded because no more than 4 people can fit in. I personally liked the vegan dinner and breakfast, beautifully presented, but it's not for every stomach and nobody tells you what you are eating (they only told us ”this is rice, tea and watermelon”, we could guess ourselves lol). In the complex, the experience was good and I recommend it, but it's a bit too expensive for what they offer.

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