Accommodation in Hashimoto

Very cute hotel in hashimoto. Good breakfast and nice point to stop over for one night .next day we drove to koyasan. It took about 45 mins.

The host is a really friendly and nice guy! He set up a nice and new space close to Koyasan. The kitchen area is the highlight with old gaming consoles, an old tv and an arcade gaming machine. Loved it!

The room and whole house has a beautiful and authentic Japanese design, we slept very comfortably and the host Mai was kind and thoughtful. Very happy with our stay here.

The hotel is accessible by public transport, about a twenty minutes walk from either of two train stations. Plenty of local places to eat, or a supermarket near by for vegetarian friendly options. It's a good base for day tripping to Koyasan or for the one day hiking pilgrimage from Jisomin Temple. The staff are really thoughtful, the accomodation clean and comfortable, I couldn't fault it really.

I booked a single room, and it was clean and nicely decorated. The owners are very friendly and speak good English. I had originally said I would arrive at 6-7pm, but was delayed and arrived after 8pm. The owner kindly facilitated this for me but it is a small hotel so it is helpful to be accurate with your arrival time.

Very large home with good rooms. You feel like a local living there. Supermarkets are really close.

Before arriving, I must admit I felt a bit hesitant. After making the reservation, I came across many negative reviews, which made me unsure — especially because, based on the photos on Booking, the hotel looked extremely attractive and welcoming, which didn’t seem to match the ratings I was seeing. Even so, I decided to take the risk. I have been working in hotel management for many years, and I know that reviews should not always be taken at face value. Upon arrival, my perception completely changed. The service was simply wonderful — we were welcomed with a level of hospitality truly worthy of a traditional ryokan. This is an older-style ryokan, perfect for those looking to experience the atmosphere of Japan from decades ago. The hotel is located in a more remote area, surrounded by nature, offering incredible views and absolute tranquility. It is truly a wonderful place. From the moment you enter, the staff guides you and introduces the hotel in a very attentive and thoughtful way. On the first floor, there is a shop offering a variety of items, from food and souvenirs to clothing, as well as kimonos and yukatas available for guests to use during their stay. Also on the first floor, you will find a large and spacious dining area where breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served (upon reservation). The male and female onsens are also located there and are excellent. In addition, there is the option to reserve private onsens, ideal for those seeking a more intimate experience — whether as a couple, with family, or even alone. All of them are spacious and offer beautiful views. There is also a game room with table tennis, massage chairs, and a very comfortable space to relax. Near the onsens, you will also find a quiet area with mattresses and pillows, perfect for taking a nap after a bath. Moving up to the rooms, the experience remains impressive. The rooms are extremely spacious, almost like small apartments.

The place was very clean and nice. Location for Koyasan was great. There was also a car park at the place

Onsite parking is 1 min walk to the building. The villa is clean and contain everything I need for the stay. Great stay with my family!

The whole stay was very relaxing. The staff made a lot of effort and were always helpful. We used the free shuttle service four times in total (from an to Hashimoto Station and from an to Koyasan area). It takes about 20 minutes by car from Hashimoto Station to get to the hotel. The breakfast was traditional Japanese and we enjoyed it very much. The quantity was more than sufficient and the food varied a little every day, which we really liked. The dinner was also very tasty. The size of the accommodation was more than sufficient and above average what we are used to in Japan. We lacked nothing.

Such a great concept ! The staff were nice (and discreet). It was extremely clean. I had a jacuzzi and sunbed and all the lotions and creams imaginable

The traditional breakfast was awesome with local products and super tasty. The two showers were a nice touch. The bed was comfortable (especially super comfy comforter). The view was great. We came by car so I don't know about access otherwise.

Countryside, quiet and peaceful. Everything was very clean. The kitchen had everything, and I helped myself to hotpot. Bicycles are available, too. Absolutely loved the traditional Kotatsu table and futons. Bathtub was neck-deep. Self checkin similar to abnb style. Easy!

Awesome experience in a very quiet, small town before Koyasan. Surprisingly apacious and well equipped. Remember to stock up food and other stuff at Hashimoto as there is literally nothing in Koyashita. Surprisingly the train noises did not bother us at all!

The hotel is a great place to stay, a real recommandation. It is in a renovated historic building in a cute street with traditional houses (one of the main attractions in Gojo) parallel to the riverfront, you can walk along. The room was modern, spacious and very confortable with a riverside view. There is also a nice communal space with all the facilities, where you can make breakfast or dinner. The owner was very kind and helpful with suggesting and reserving places to eat and to sightsee. The place is nicely located in between and not far from attractions such as the temples at Koyasan, the blossoms at Yoshino, and archaeological sites at Akusa.