Accessible Hotels in Koyasan

This hotel was impressive with a grand entrance, ornate furniture in the foyer and a really old wisteria growing in the front yard that had a trunk as big as a sizeable tree. We were welcomed with tea and given an explanation of the hotel and when our meals would be served. Our room was spacious with an outlook over a lovely landscaped terrace to the main garden beyond. The kaiseki dinner and breakfast here were vegan and given the restrictions in ingredients they can work with, both meals were impressive and, as usual with Japanese food, artistically presented by efficient staff. The hotel has a temple attached and we would recommend attending the early morning prayer ceremony. The chanting by the head priest and 2 other monks was quite moving. Koya-san is a beautiful town and well worth visiting.

Food was great, they put the expectations low before you arrive and I understand why, but I LOVE it! Public bath/Onsen was a nice surprise and great! The place is a dream, specially with fall leaves. Easily the biggest bedrooms I've seen in Japan.

We loved everything about Yochi-in. We had wonderful meal and the privilege of participating in the afternoon meditation and early morning ceremony. We took a guided tour with one of the temples monk to Okunoin cemetery. Beautiful experience.

The politeness of the staff, the food, the bedroom space and the overall experience.

A quiet place in a beautiful natural area. Loved the tasty vegetarian Japanese breakfast. Nice, quiet onsen to relax after a hectic day sightseeing in Koyasan. The pickup and drop off from Koyasan to the hotel and back to Koyasan

Amazing stay, everything was amazing, food delicious, room great, staff amazing!

Everything is brand new and nice quiet . You can use the space for nice view window . Mai was a super nice host . I would recommend this place for everyone if they prefer to have a rest before entering koyasan at a very affordable price