Accessible Hotels in Koyasan

awesome experience really a must do on a Japan trip, enjoyed the vegetarian food provided more than I expected I would

The reception by the monks was delightful, and you could tell they were happy to have us. My wife and I had a wonderful dinner - the best vegan food I've had. We also got to take part in the monks morning ceremony, including burning wood chips in an incense bowl, chanting the heart mantra with the monks and being told the story of the temple. This was available in both japanese and english. We were also allowed to walk around (and take pictures) of their sacred hall, which was incredibly beautiful and rich in history and culture. A true delight!

It's a beautiful monastery, it has a wonderful private garden and the staff is super friendly And kind. We were treated excellently. The morning ceremony was also very beautiful because a monk knew English and explained to us what was being said.Dinner and breakfast are excellent and tasty. I highly recommend this monastery. Don't miss it.

The villa were beautiful - everything you would need thought of. Loved the gardens as the butterflies were out. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

Onsite parking is 1 min walk to the building. The villa is clean and contain everything I need for the stay. Great stay with my family!

Perfect meals (breakfast and dinner) very helpfull staff(not all are perfect in English but that’s totally fine) nice onsen

We stayed here as a base for Koyasan, as we couldn’t get accommodation for five up on the mountain. We had a hire car. The road from Koyasan down here is extremely narrow and windy - it will take you half an hour, and you will want to be a confident driver on narrow mountain roads. We lived in fear that we would meet an oncoming vehicle in one of the insanely narrow stretches, but never did, thankfully. They have a restaurant on site which we recommend you use - there is nowhere else to eat within a large distance, and almost all the restaurants in Koyasan are closed in the evening. We had breakfast there which was fantastic - though a little too traditionally Japanese for our fussy teenage son’s taste. The accommodation is in a lovely quiet valley - it’s a beautiful spot. Our cabin was spacious and had good cooking facilities (though we didn’t use them). The receptionist spoke enough English to get us booked in without recourse to Google Translate. There was no wifi in our cabin - but amazingly enough there was phone reception, despite being in a deep valley in the middle of nowhere. There may be Wifi in reception but we didn’t explore this. We used the private onsen in our cabin - basically a very large stone bath that you fill from hot and cold taps to whatever temperature you want. Very pleasant. The hotel seems to offer a shuttle service to Koyasan - we didn’t use it but overheard other guests who had used it.

It was our first experience staying in an adult-only hotel. We were very fascinated by everything within the room, from the ginormous remote control, slot machine, hand held massager, control panel for the lights and music to the special safe-like opening for room service. Love the creative ways they give privacies to car owners by giving a board to cover number place, the tiny rabbit hole to check-in without seeing the guests' faces; and the opening in the room for room service. The room is very spacious especially the bathroom area