Koya Hotels

Jokiin is a great choice for a stay in Koya. Free perks include WiFi and self parking. Refrigerators and slippers are offered in all rooms.

Located on the World Heritage Site of Mount Koya, this is both a temple lodging and the family temple for the entire Tokugawa clan. Memorial services are held for the successive generations of Tokugawa generals and the three branch families and guests can pay homage at the Buddhist mortuary tablet belonging to the Tokugawa family. While the temple has a long history, the temple lodging was renewed in December 2015. And, in keeping with the times, the lodging provides wheelchair accessibility. - This facility is a temple lodging. *Temple lodgings were originally accommodation facilities for Buddhist priests and practitioners, but they now also accept regular tourists. A Buddhist temple is also located on site, so both staff and priests will offer hospitality to guests. - At this temple lodging, guests can enjoy Buddhist vegetarian cuisine. *Buddhist vegetarian cuisine follows Buddhist precepts and is prepared with vegetables, beans, and other plant derived ingredients. - When staying at this temple lodging, guests can experience the following. - Sutra Transcription: Transcribe Buddhist sutras. - Ajikan Meditation: Meditate while looking at the Sanskrit symbol for “A”. - Visit to Tokugawa Shoguns’ Buddhist Mortuary Tablet: Visit the Buddhist mortuary tablet belonging to the successive shoguns from the Tokugawa Clan, the family line that ruled Japan during the Edo period (1603-1868). A Buddhist mortuary tablet is a wooden tablet that is recorded with the names of the deceased. In Buddhism, mortuary tablets are seen as the same as the deceased, and are cherished as such. [Notes] The above experiences are current as of Aug. 17, 2017. Provision of the experiences may be cancelled or experiences may not be available depending on the day. And depending on the type of experience, advance notice or a fee may be required, so for those interested in the experiences, please make sure to contact the temple lodging in advance for details.

Situated in Koya, this ryokan is steps from Ichi-no-hashi, Kongosanmaiin, and Nyonindo. Karukayado Temple and Koyasan Reihokan are also within 10 minutes.

When visiting Koya, Sojiin is a great choice to consider. Guests will have free perks like breakfast, WiFi, and self parking.

When you stay at Koyasan Onsen Fukuchiin in Koya, you'll be in the mountains and minutes from Tokugawa Mausoleum and Kongobuji Temple. This ryokan is within close proximity of Konpon Daito Pagoda and Koyasan University. Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 66 guestrooms. Shared bathrooms with hair dryers are provided. Conveniences include phones and safes. Amenities Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including hot springs and a spa tub. This ryokan also features complimentary wireless Internet access and gift shops/newsstands. Business, Other Amenities Event facilities at this ryokan consist of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.

This temple, which is a World Heritage Site, is also popular as the only temple lodging on Mt. Koya with a national treasure. - This facility is a temple lodging. *Temple lodgings were originally accommodation facilities for Buddhist priests and practitioners, but they now also accept regular tourists. A Buddhist temple is also located on site, so both staff and priests will offer hospitality to guests. - At this temple lodging, guests can enjoy Buddhist vegetarian cuisine. *Buddhist vegetarian cuisine follows Buddhist precepts and is prepared with vegetables, beans, and other plant derived ingredients.

This hotel resides in an old castle town, set on a hilly countryside and surrounded by three pristine rivers. Located at the foot of Koyasan's sacred sites and pilgrimage routes, this ryokan gives guests great access to three registered World Heritages Cultural Assets: Jisonin Temple, Niukanshoufu Shrine and the first step of Koyasan Stone Marker Path. Staff can pick up and drop off guests to Kudoyama Station on the Nankai Koya Line. The ryokan is about 65 minutes away from Namba, Osaka. Transportation to and from Yu no Sato, a nearby hot spring facility, can also be provided for an additional 700 yen per person. Yu no Sato also has a restaurant. (Costs for both meals and hot spring entrance are separate.)

Located in Koya, Sekishoin is minutes from Karukayado Temple and close to Koyasan University. This ryokan is within close proximity of Kongobuji Temple and Okunoin. Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 60 guestrooms. Amenities Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access. Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, multilingual staff, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.