Hotels near Nyonindo, Koyasan

Located in Koyasan, within 24 miles of Kishi Station and 28 miles of Matsushita Park, 密厳院 provides accommodations with a garden and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who drive.

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Maury

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United Kingdom

The politeness of the staff, the food, the bedroom space and the overall experience.

Located in Hashimoto, 16 miles from Subaru Hall, Hotel 46 provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.

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Nikkolas

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Canada

Nice quiet location, room was incredibly clean

24 miles from Kishi Station in Koyasan, Koyasan Sanadabo Rengejoin provides accommodations with access to a public bath. This 4-star ryokan offers luggage storage space.

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Rebecca

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Switzerland

Fantastic experience and shukubo! You're allowed to join the morning and evening ceremonies and provided with delicious breakfast and dinner. Everyone here is also very kind.

23 miles from Kishi Station in Koyasan, 高野山 宿坊 宝城院 -Koyasan Shukubo Hojoin- offers accommodations with access to a public bath. This 3-star ryokan offers a garden.

Located in the sacred Koyasan area, Saizenin offers simple accommodations surrounded by mountains and many temples.

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Julie

From

Australia

We loved our temple stay. We had a lovely room - definitely worth it!! Our delicious dinner was delivered to the room and the morning prayers were a wonderful experience. The grounds were lovely and the location was great.

高野山 宿坊 総持院 -Koyasan Shukubo Soujiin-, located in the center of Mt. Koya, is a Japanese-style accommodations in a Buddhist temple located to the west of Sohonzan Kongobu-ji and in front of Danjo Garan....

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Lesley

From

Australia

This hotel was impressive with a grand entrance, ornate furniture in the foyer and a really old wisteria growing in the front yard that had a trunk as big as a sizeable tree. We were welcomed with tea and given an explanation of the hotel and when our meals would be served. Our room was spacious with an outlook over a lovely landscaped terrace to the main garden beyond. The kaiseki dinner and breakfast here were vegan and given the restrictions in ingredients they can work with, both meals were impressive and, as usual with Japanese food, artistically presented by efficient staff. The hotel has a temple attached and we would recommend attending the early morning prayer ceremony. The chanting by the head priest and 2 other monks was quite moving. Koya-san is a beautiful town and well worth visiting.