Koyasan

Koyasan (Wakayama )

A charming 'Shukubo' guesthouse among the temples of Koyasan, with comfortable rooms tastefully modernised, while retaining their traditional charm. Take part in morning prayer and meditation with the monks and enjoy their 'Shojin Ryori' vegetable based cuisine for the full experience. Magical!

• Total relaxation - Attached to a Buddhist monastery, guests can take part in daily prayers and meditation and enjoy peaceful self-reflection
• Local exploring - Explore the abundance of surrounding shrines and temples to fully immerse in the local cultural history
• Restaurant - A large hall divided by fusuma screens. Enjoy shojin ryori, a style of plant-based cuisine cooked in Buddhist temples
• Great walks - Try the pilgrimage trails used to access the temples before modern infrastructure

Koyasan (Japan)

3-Star 'Shukubo' guesthouse in the Buddhist Temple town of Koyasan with rooms fusing both Japanese and Western styles, overlooking the garden. Handmade furnishings and all the mod cons accentuate comfort and quality. Take part in morning prayer, enjoy the local Shojin Ryori dishes and explore!

• Total relaxation - Morning prayers at the temple, the cool mountain air and traditional food designed to look after your body
• Local exploring - In amongst a cluster of local cultural attractions including Buddhist temples and shrines
• Sights nearby - Visit the old town gate, the mausoleum and the many fascinating Buddhist temples and shrines
• Great walks - visit the Kayosan Forest Park for a walk in nature or try the Mt. Tenjiku-san trail

Koyasan (Wakayama)

An historic temple guesthouse in a wooded setting with three important gardens. Rooms offer traditional Japanese decor with tatami mats, wooden panelling and garden views. Traditional buddhist recipes are served with seasonal local ingredients. An authentic stay for contemplation and exploration.

• Garden - Three gardens designed by Mirei Shigemori and which are now Registered Monuments of Japan
• Families - Many of the rooms can accommodate at least four people, perfect for a family group
• Local exploring - The Koyasan area is rich with Buddhist temples and shrines, well worth exploring
• Sights nearby - Visit the area's astonishing cluster of temples, cemeteries and shrines

Koyasan (Wakayama)

Family friendly temple lodgings in the centre of town. Rooms are traditional in style with tatami mats, wooden panelling and seating areas. Guests are welcome in the chapel and to join ceremonies, plus there's a beautiful garden. You can expect buddhist vegetarian cuisine and a range of activities.

• Local exploring - The Koyasan area is rich with Buddhist temples and shrines, well worth exploring
• Great walks - Explore the pilgrimage trails used to access the temples before modern routes were built
• Sights nearby - Visit the area's astonishing cluster of temples, cemeteries and shrines
• Restaurant - Traditional buddhist vegetarian cuisine

Koyasan (Japan)

Experience temple living at an upmarket 'Shukubo' on the edge of Koyasan. Take part in prayers, meditation and sutra copying with the monastic community. Guestrooms are a modern take on traditional style, with garden views and the 'Shojin Ryori' (Buddhist cuisine) menu is served in-room. Wonderful.

• Families - Family suites (the largest can accommodate up to 6 people) and a kids menu on request
• Local exploring - For those looking to immerse themselves in the local Buddhist tradtions
• Restaurant - There is a dining room for groups of 4 or more upon request, dining is in-room for other guests
• Great walks - Explore the pilgrimage trails used to access the temples before modern routes were built

Koyasan (Wakayama)

Understated temple accommodation set back among the trees of Koyasan. Expect traditional Japanese style throughout with natural tones, tatami flooring and landscaped gardens. Join the monks in prayer & meditation or spend time in the library. Local vegetarian cuisine is served in the hall.

• Total relaxation - Embrace the life of a buddhist monk and join in morning prayers, meditation and much more
• Groups - With the majority of rooms sleeping at least four guests, this is ideal for a small group
• Local exploring - The Koyasan area is rich with Buddhist temples and shrines, well worth exploring
• Great walks - The nearby Mt. Tenjiku-san is a great place to soak up the local landscape

Koyasan (Wakayama)

A luxurious adults-only retreat in a natural setting. The best rooms are suites with high ceilings, a terrace and a private semi-open air onsen. All guests can enjoy the three hot spring baths with mountain views and Western-Japanese fusion cuisine made from the finest local ingredients. Lovely!

• Foodies - The locally sourced seasonal ingredients are paired with a fantastic wine selection for a truly wonderful experience
• Romantic Break - The stand-alone suites with their own terrace and onsen are ideal for a couples' getaway
• Restaurant - Western-Japanese fusion cuisine created from local seasonal ingredients
• Private Onsen - Suites and superior rooms have their own semi-open air hot spring baths