Ito-gun - House - Vacation STAY 31960v offers accommodations in Kudoyama, 19 miles from Kishi Station and 21 miles from Shipporyu-ji Temple.
Christine
United States of America
The host gave very detailed instructions including photos to help find the property, which is tucked away behind other buildings up a steep hill. The property was spacious with views over the valley. There were plenty of extra futon cushions to make sleeping on the tatami comfortable. The sitting area upstairs had a table and chairs and also a lovely view. Downstairs was floor seating and a very low couch with many cushions and two beanbag chairs as well as a kotatsu table for warmth, though heating was adequate. The kitchen was very well equipped and there were drip coffee bags, tea, and basic condiments as well as oil. The restaurant next door was exceptional and fun!
Nipponia Hotel Koyasan Pilgrimage Railway Operated by KIRINJI - Self Check-In Only enjoys a location in Kudoyama, 19 miles from Subaru Hall and 20 miles from Tama Museum.
Phillips
Canada
It was right in the station very cute and quiet, everything you needed. The train tickets to the next station and breakfast very much appreciated. The ladies at the Station cafe were charming and friendly the food delicious!
Located in Hashimoto, 14 miles from Subaru Hall, Hostel Inn Hashimoto has accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
Fred
United States of America
we needed a place to stay while visiting Koyasan, and we didn't want the austere accommodations at the town. Hashimoto is a compromise location, the only town within reasonable distance to Koyasan. Hashimoto is a sleepy little town, with little offerings for even dining. But, it is the only game available if you want to reach Koyasan within an hour. The hosts really tried hard to run things well, and the facility met our need. It was clean and well kept. No dining facilities unless you order meals at time of booking. Local restaurants are, shall we say, basic. People are nice, though.
Located in Katsuragi, 17 miles from Tama Museum, Sanso Amanosato provides accommodations with free bikes, free private parking, a garden and a bar.
Sarah
United States of America
This was an exceptional property in every way. Though the rooms are European style, the singular cabins, the passage ways, the main building, all have a very Japanese architectural feel. This is located about 20km from Koyasan, and sits among rice paddies just a bike ride from a local shrine. It gives you the chance to glide along on deserted roads and happen upon a major pilgramage shrine along the Kumano Kodo. The Kaiseki meal was superb, with about 10 courses of sublime cooking and service of the highest order. The staff may have been a little nervous as we don't speak Japanese, but they fared well. The presentation was, as is the Japanese way, giving a nod to the autumn season with fall flowers and leaves presenting the food as art. The Onsen were private so that couples can enjoy with eachother, three possibilities were available, with small gardens outside each. Our suite also had a huge round tub to enjoy as well. The bathroom was of exceptional design. We had a hedge of blooming flowers outside the porch doors where beautiful and unusual butterflies were feeding.
Newly opening in March 2014, Hotel Route Inn Hashimoto offers free Wi-Fi throughout the property, and is located a 6-minute drive from JR Hashimoto Train Station.
Katy
United States of America
The location to koyasan, nice and very helpful staff
A 1000 year-old Buddhist temple, Shukubo Koya-san Eko-in offers Japanese-style accommodations, a beautiful garden and free WiFi.
Alvin
United States of America
beautiful newly renovated junior suites with private onsens - truly fantastic. Private zen garden as well.
The dinner was one of the best meals we had in Japan. Amazing!
Guest House hachi hachi enjoys a location in Koyasan, 23 miles from Tama Museum and 23 miles from Kishi Station. The 1-star guest house has air-conditioned rooms with a shared bathroom and free Wifi.
Koyasan Guest house Kokuu is located in Koyasan, famous as the world headquarters of the Koyasan Shingon sect of Japanese Buddhism. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar.
Camilla
Italy
The vibes and the kind of the guy at the reception (I don’t know if he is the owner)
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