Hotels near Shingu Station, Shingū

Located within 8.2 miles of Fudarakusanji Temple and 8.6 miles of Nachikatsuura Sports and Cultural Center, Shingu UI Hotel provides rooms in Shingū.

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Maarja Lainevoog

From

Estonia

Just between the station and the main shrines, post office (with atm) next door. Nice room with a bath.

Located in Shingū, within 1.1 miles of Ojigahama Beach and a 11-minute walk of Kamikura Shrine, Gran Hotel provides accommodations with free bikes and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free...

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Mary Ellen

From

Canada

Incredible staff, comfortable spacious room, good breakfast, very quiet

簡易宿所　ふくろく offers accommodations in Shingū, 8.4 miles from Fudarakusanji Temple and 8.8 miles from Nachikatsuura Sports and Cultural Center.

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Rocco

From

Canada

The owner is the soul of hospitality. The place is spotless and the bed is the most comfortable I’ve slept in so far while walking the Kumano Kodo. Plus, right across the street of a real supermarket so great location.

Offering free bikes and a garden, くまの蔵inn Warehouse in Shingū is close to Kamikura Shrine and Shingu Castle Ruins Park.

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Milena Neumann ミレイナノイマン

From

Germany

We were overwhelmed by the kindness Koji-san showed us! The warehouse is a beautiful little apartment and we would have loved to stay even longer.

Offering free bikes and a bar, AJITO Hostel & CafeBar in Shingū is close to Shingu Castle Ruins Park and Kumano Hayatama Taisha.

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Nicole Nga

From

United States

It’s elegantly decorated and the host provides everything.

Just a 5-minute walk from Kamikura Shrine and half a mile from Kumano Hayatama Taisha, 長徳寺宿坊　Temple Hotel features accommodations in Shingū, with a garden.

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Zoe

From

Australia

Our stay at Temple Hotel was unforgettable, blending smooth check-in with authentic Japanese hospitality. The kind monk welcomed us with a tour of his family’s temple grounds, shared local dining tips (his izakaya recommendation was excellent), and generously offered complimentary sake, shochu, and beer, complete with a gas stove for warming drinks. He even guided us in setting up our futon beds. The temple opened at 6am, and we were invited to join his 7am prayer service and participate in rituals like sutra copying. Before we left, he gifted us a meaningful Wagen Aigo souvenir and sent us off with blessings. This stay was a genuine experience of Japanese culture—highly recommended.