Facade/entrance in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin

Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin

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Discover the charming Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin, a cozy retreat nestled just 2,2mi from the heart of Kōya, Japan. With a welcoming atmosphere and an impressive 794 reviews, this budget-friendly spot is perfect for travelers seeking a peaceful escape without breaking the bank, starting at a minimum price that makes your stay both enjoyable and affordable. Whether you're here to explore sacred sites or simply unwind, this hotel offers a serene garden view to soothe your soul.

Photo of the whole room in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin
Photo of the whole room in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin

Kamers

Japanese-Style Junior Suite Room with Garden View in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin

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4 Futonmatrassen

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430 vierkante voet

Japanese Style Junior Suite, Uitzicht Op De Tuin

Uitzicht op de tuin

Privébadkamer

Badkuip

Flatscreen-tv

This air-conditioned suite consists of 1 living room, 1 separate bedroom and 1 bathroom with a bath. The suite provides a flat-screen TV, tatami, a safe deposit box, an electric kettle as well as garden views. The unit offers 4 futons.

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1 Eenpersoonsbed

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150 vierkante voet

Japanese Style Superior, Eenpersoonsbed

Gratis wifi

Flatscreen-tv

This air-conditioned room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle, a bathroom and toilet.

Japanese-Style Standard Room with Shared Bathroom in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin

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3 Futonmatrassen

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170 vierkante voet

Japanse stijl, Gedeelde Badkamer

Flatscreen-tv

Airconditioning

Renovated in 2016, this air-conditioned room features a flat-screen TV and an electric kettle.

Ontdek Meer

While the details about breakfast are unknown, you'll find plenty of amenities to enhance your stay—from free Wi-Fi to on-site parking, ensuring convenience from the moment you arrive. The hotel features comfortable non-smoking rooms equipped with air conditioning and a bathtub, perfect for relaxing after a day of sightseeing. Plus, the beautiful garden provides a tranquil setting for you to enjoy the natural surroundings of this culturally rich region.

Facade/entrance in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin
Property building in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin

Ervaar het Beste

Perfectly positioned to explore the spiritual heart of Kōya, Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin invites you to experience tranquility alongside essential comforts. Take advantage of meeting and banquet facilities or simply enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the garden. Whether you're traveling solo or with friends, this inviting hotel promises a restful stay immersed in the charm and spirituality of Japan’s famous mountain town.

Photo of the whole room in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin
Photo of the whole room in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin

Plan uw verblijf

After a day of exploring the sacred sites and tranquil landscapes of Kōya, indulge in some unwinding time at this lovely retreat. Take a leisurely stroll through the serene garden, which offers a peaceful oasis to reflect and recharge amidst nature’s beauty. Whether you prefer to relax with a book, enjoy the soothing greenery, or simply take in the fresh mountain air, the garden is the perfect backdrop to your stay.

Food close-up in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin
Food close-up in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin

Voorzieningen

Gratis Privéparkeergelegenheid

Gratis wifi

Vergader-/Banketfaciliteiten

Airconditioning

Parkeergelegenheid Ter Plaatse

Niet-roken kamers

Uitzicht op de tuin

Tuin

Bathroom in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin
Bathroom in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin
Area and facilities in Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin
We stayed at Jokiin for three nights and it was a really peaceful, enjoyable experience. Our room was upstairs and on the corner, with a gorgeous view of the garden and trees. The room was incredibly spacious!! One room being our dining room and the other, our bedroom with futons. The table was heated and so warm (you’ll understand when you see it). The futons were comfy and had fluffy duvets. The onsen was fantastic! It was very clean and exactly what we needed after a day out in the cold. The temple was stunning and staff kind. It was really special to be able to interact with the Monks. They were really kind and helpful. It was lovely to be able to observe their daily routines and going about their day. The meals which the Monks brought to us were incredible. All vegetarian, which was a nice change from all the food we had been eating in Tokyo. Have an open mind when trying their meals, you might be pleasantly surprised. There are a few different dishes served and it is always fun trying something new. We attended the morning ceremony which was absolutely incredible. During the ceremony, a Monk invited us to make a prayer. At the end, we were allowed to take some photos and also walk through the shrine. A very special experience, highly recommend! Location was pretty awesome, right next to a bus stop and Kongobu-ji Pagoda. Quite a walk to Okunoin Cemetery, 2.5km or around 30min. But a lovely walk down the main street, passing some temples and nice picture opportunities. NOTE- we stayed during peak winter and it was utterly freezing in the halls. HOWEVER, before we arrived, Jokiin made it very clear that it is extremely cold inside the temple during winter. We appreciated the honesty, so this was no shock and didn’t bother us at all. Just come prepared is what I am saying :)

Iman

The temple was really beautiful and well maintained. We were happy with our room. It was very cold initially but the heating blanket, small portable heater and futons provided a nice gradual warming experience that contributed to the spiritual atmosphere of the place. The (vegan) food was exceptional. We enjoyed the public onsen and the morning ceremony. Toilet and shower facilities were modern, accommodating the comfort needs of European guests. The staff was attentive and friendly. We were warned in advance that this is a temple, not a hotel. So we knew that rooms had no locks, bathrooms would be shared, walls would be paper-thin. I had reservations when booking the accommodation, but my concerns were quickly dispelled once we entered the temple and started experiencing the place. Our stay made for a strange, yet surprisingly pleasant (i.e. soothing) experience.

Max

We really enjoyed our trip to Koyasan and we think it will probably go down as one of the highlights of our time in Japan. Despite it being bitterly cold the room was heated and we were comfortable staying there for the night! The staff were helpful and friendly and the dinner/breakfast included was nice, albeit very traditional! The transport from Osaka was very easy as well, would recommend going to the ticket office at Namba Station (Central gate) and the staff know what you need to get there in one piece. I would definitely recommend only taking a small bag and leaving your suitcases at a hotel/in the city, it’s not impossible to travel to Koyasan with them, but we saw a few people with large bags and it seemed to make life a bit more challenging! We would definitely recommend staying here and would happily come again if we find ourselves in Japan in future!

Thomas

This was a special, once in a lifetime stay in a perfect location! The temple lodging is close to the main bus stop and walking distance from many of the major temples in town. Though we visited at the end of winter, the staff made sure we were warm and comfortable with an electric kotatsu and room heater. After several hours exploring Okunoin cemetery, we checked in, had a delicious dinner prepared in our room, then took a quick walk in the foggy garden grounds. We soaked in the cozy basement onsen and went to bed early to wake up for 6:30am morning service. The next morning we explored major temples in town before heading back down to Osaka. Staff were very helpful throughout our stay and willing to let us leave luggage before check in and after check out so we could easily explore Koyasan.

Michelle

Beautiful Temple, very nice staff. Very clean public bathrooms. Our room was spacious and futons were very comfy and cozy. Of course we had to turn on the kerosene heater, but it warms up quickly. Im vegetarian and found meals tasty and plentiful even if I didnt know what I was eating, but my partner is not and found them ok. So, if youre not used to plantbased food you might find it bland. Temple provides umbrellas for guests to use in Koyasan. We attended the morning prayer and it was very special. The head priest was very kind and translated some parts in english at the begining and end of ceremony. Koyasan is absolutely beautiful, it was one of the highlights of our trip. I hope you enjoy it with respect.

Sofia

We stayed at Jokiin for three nights and it was a really peaceful, enjoyable experience. Our room was upstairs and on the corner, with a gorgeous view of the garden and trees. The room was incredibly spacious!! One room being our dining room and the other, our bedroom with futons. The table was heated and so warm (you’ll understand when you see it). The futons were comfy and had fluffy duvets. The onsen was fantastic! It was very clean and exactly what we needed after a day out in the cold. The temple was stunning and staff kind. It was really special to be able to interact with the Monks. They were really kind and helpful. It was lovely to be able to observe their daily routines and going about their day. The meals which the Monks brought to us were incredible. All vegetarian, which was a nice change from all the food we had been eating in Tokyo. Have an open mind when trying their meals, you might be pleasantly surprised. There are a few different dishes served and it is always fun trying something new. We attended the morning ceremony which was absolutely incredible. During the ceremony, a Monk invited us to make a prayer. At the end, we were allowed to take some photos and also walk through the shrine. A very special experience, highly recommend! Location was pretty awesome, right next to a bus stop and Kongobu-ji Pagoda. Quite a walk to Okunoin Cemetery, 2.5km or around 30min. But a lovely walk down the main street, passing some temples and nice picture opportunities. NOTE- we stayed during peak winter and it was utterly freezing in the halls. HOWEVER, before we arrived, Jokiin made it very clear that it is extremely cold inside the temple during winter. We appreciated the honesty, so this was no shock and didn’t bother us at all. Just come prepared is what I am saying :)

Iman

The temple was really beautiful and well maintained. We were happy with our room. It was very cold initially but the heating blanket, small portable heater and futons provided a nice gradual warming experience that contributed to the spiritual atmosphere of the place. The (vegan) food was exceptional. We enjoyed the public onsen and the morning ceremony. Toilet and shower facilities were modern, accommodating the comfort needs of European guests. The staff was attentive and friendly. We were warned in advance that this is a temple, not a hotel. So we knew that rooms had no locks, bathrooms would be shared, walls would be paper-thin. I had reservations when booking the accommodation, but my concerns were quickly dispelled once we entered the temple and started experiencing the place. Our stay made for a strange, yet surprisingly pleasant (i.e. soothing) experience.

Max

We really enjoyed our trip to Koyasan and we think it will probably go down as one of the highlights of our time in Japan. Despite it being bitterly cold the room was heated and we were comfortable staying there for the night! The staff were helpful and friendly and the dinner/breakfast included was nice, albeit very traditional! The transport from Osaka was very easy as well, would recommend going to the ticket office at Namba Station (Central gate) and the staff know what you need to get there in one piece. I would definitely recommend only taking a small bag and leaving your suitcases at a hotel/in the city, it’s not impossible to travel to Koyasan with them, but we saw a few people with large bags and it seemed to make life a bit more challenging! We would definitely recommend staying here and would happily come again if we find ourselves in Japan in future!

Thomas

This was a special, once in a lifetime stay in a perfect location! The temple lodging is close to the main bus stop and walking distance from many of the major temples in town. Though we visited at the end of winter, the staff made sure we were warm and comfortable with an electric kotatsu and room heater. After several hours exploring Okunoin cemetery, we checked in, had a delicious dinner prepared in our room, then took a quick walk in the foggy garden grounds. We soaked in the cozy basement onsen and went to bed early to wake up for 6:30am morning service. The next morning we explored major temples in town before heading back down to Osaka. Staff were very helpful throughout our stay and willing to let us leave luggage before check in and after check out so we could easily explore Koyasan.

Michelle

Beautiful Temple, very nice staff. Very clean public bathrooms. Our room was spacious and futons were very comfy and cozy. Of course we had to turn on the kerosene heater, but it warms up quickly. Im vegetarian and found meals tasty and plentiful even if I didnt know what I was eating, but my partner is not and found them ok. So, if youre not used to plantbased food you might find it bland. Temple provides umbrellas for guests to use in Koyasan. We attended the morning prayer and it was very special. The head priest was very kind and translated some parts in english at the begining and end of ceremony. Koyasan is absolutely beautiful, it was one of the highlights of our trip. I hope you enjoy it with respect.

Sofia

We stayed at Jokiin for three nights and it was a really peaceful, enjoyable experience. Our room was upstairs and on the corner, with a gorgeous view of the garden and trees. The room was incredibly spacious!! One room being our dining room and the other, our bedroom with futons. The table was heated and so warm (you’ll understand when you see it). The futons were comfy and had fluffy duvets. The onsen was fantastic! It was very clean and exactly what we needed after a day out in the cold. The temple was stunning and staff kind. It was really special to be able to interact with the Monks. They were really kind and helpful. It was lovely to be able to observe their daily routines and going about their day. The meals which the Monks brought to us were incredible. All vegetarian, which was a nice change from all the food we had been eating in Tokyo. Have an open mind when trying their meals, you might be pleasantly surprised. There are a few different dishes served and it is always fun trying something new. We attended the morning ceremony which was absolutely incredible. During the ceremony, a Monk invited us to make a prayer. At the end, we were allowed to take some photos and also walk through the shrine. A very special experience, highly recommend! Location was pretty awesome, right next to a bus stop and Kongobu-ji Pagoda. Quite a walk to Okunoin Cemetery, 2.5km or around 30min. But a lovely walk down the main street, passing some temples and nice picture opportunities. NOTE- we stayed during peak winter and it was utterly freezing in the halls. HOWEVER, before we arrived, Jokiin made it very clear that it is extremely cold inside the temple during winter. We appreciated the honesty, so this was no shock and didn’t bother us at all. Just come prepared is what I am saying :)

Iman

The temple was really beautiful and well maintained. We were happy with our room. It was very cold initially but the heating blanket, small portable heater and futons provided a nice gradual warming experience that contributed to the spiritual atmosphere of the place. The (vegan) food was exceptional. We enjoyed the public onsen and the morning ceremony. Toilet and shower facilities were modern, accommodating the comfort needs of European guests. The staff was attentive and friendly. We were warned in advance that this is a temple, not a hotel. So we knew that rooms had no locks, bathrooms would be shared, walls would be paper-thin. I had reservations when booking the accommodation, but my concerns were quickly dispelled once we entered the temple and started experiencing the place. Our stay made for a strange, yet surprisingly pleasant (i.e. soothing) experience.

Max

We really enjoyed our trip to Koyasan and we think it will probably go down as one of the highlights of our time in Japan. Despite it being bitterly cold the room was heated and we were comfortable staying there for the night! The staff were helpful and friendly and the dinner/breakfast included was nice, albeit very traditional! The transport from Osaka was very easy as well, would recommend going to the ticket office at Namba Station (Central gate) and the staff know what you need to get there in one piece. I would definitely recommend only taking a small bag and leaving your suitcases at a hotel/in the city, it’s not impossible to travel to Koyasan with them, but we saw a few people with large bags and it seemed to make life a bit more challenging! We would definitely recommend staying here and would happily come again if we find ourselves in Japan in future!

Thomas

This was a special, once in a lifetime stay in a perfect location! The temple lodging is close to the main bus stop and walking distance from many of the major temples in town. Though we visited at the end of winter, the staff made sure we were warm and comfortable with an electric kotatsu and room heater. After several hours exploring Okunoin cemetery, we checked in, had a delicious dinner prepared in our room, then took a quick walk in the foggy garden grounds. We soaked in the cozy basement onsen and went to bed early to wake up for 6:30am morning service. The next morning we explored major temples in town before heading back down to Osaka. Staff were very helpful throughout our stay and willing to let us leave luggage before check in and after check out so we could easily explore Koyasan.

Michelle

Beautiful Temple, very nice staff. Very clean public bathrooms. Our room was spacious and futons were very comfy and cozy. Of course we had to turn on the kerosene heater, but it warms up quickly. Im vegetarian and found meals tasty and plentiful even if I didnt know what I was eating, but my partner is not and found them ok. So, if youre not used to plantbased food you might find it bland. Temple provides umbrellas for guests to use in Koyasan. We attended the morning prayer and it was very special. The head priest was very kind and translated some parts in english at the begining and end of ceremony. Koyasan is absolutely beautiful, it was one of the highlights of our trip. I hope you enjoy it with respect.

Sofia

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365 Koyasan, Koya, 648-0211, WAKAYAMA, Japan

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