Best Hotels in Ito District
Explore Ito District hotels and choose from 40 properties near landmarks, luxury hotels, and top boutiques for the best shopping and dining.
Katsuragi Onsen Happuu No Yu ★★★
"A very old Japanese bathhouse, eh. Transportation is not convenient. There is nothing to eat when I go out. can choose. It feels like there aren’t many foreigners going there, it’s all local Japanese people. The room is very old. A private bath is just a slightly larger bathtub. Embarrassed. ? There is a supermarket and 2 drugstores nearby. It’s convenient to cry wherever you go"
Kudonoie ★★
"The interior of the homestay has everything, instant noodles, even microwave white rice, brewed flavor soup, etc., seasonings and kitchen utensils are also very complete, really like my own home, the overall design is very warm, you can see the nearby pastoral scenery, the view is very good. The bed is also good to sleep! The ubiquitous design ingenuity, if you have the opportunity to come again, this must be the first choice! In addition to the location of the parking lot is more difficult to find, other full marks! I forgot something when I checked out, and the landlord also sent it over specially. It was really super intimate!"
Koyasan Syukubou Fudouin ★★★
"Fudoin is a lovely temple accommodating guest for a stay. We were served a dinner and breakfast called Shojin Ryori, a traditional Japanese vegan friendly Buddhist cuisine which includes five flavour, colurs and cooking methods. The stay is central to both the Kobo Daishi Memorial and Konpon Daito pagoda. We experience early morning prayers at their temple followed by burning of incense sticks and meditation. While we were there; snow from a few days prior, the evening got quite chilly. Their rooms are well equipped with several heaters and hot water for showers and the bath."
Sekishoin ★★★
"Thank you very much! It's what I want! Thank you very much for everything Akamatsuin! I attended morning classes, made a wish, and bought (pleased) a lot of leaves from the Sancobalt pine! When I checked in, I received a five-color bracelet as a gift! Everything is super happy😄 Don't compare with city hotels because they are completely different. The room is very big, because it is underground and connected to the garden, which is so happy. The toilet and bathroom are separated, and the dry and wet areas are separated, which is good. Slept peacefully. I often don’t sleep well in hotels outside. A holy place indeed! The dining area is very precious, with precious furnishings and screen paintings! But unfortunately, it seems that some guests did not notice this preciousness. Another unexpected joy is that the hair dryer is from the Panasonic negative ion series! Hair is not dry after blow-drying❤️ On the first day, it rained on the mountain and snow fell on the mountain. Although it was very cold, it was beautiful! I hope to visit this sacred Mount Koya again next year when the weather warms up! I hope I can book a room at Akamatsuin again by then."
Henjoukoin ★★★
"As a solo traveller, I had a very spacious room to myself. The air-con was set to a warm 27⁰C and I moved the futon nearer to the heater. Food was outstanding though it was vegan. We had dinner and breakfast. They provided the famous Koyasan's tofu. The bath was in a shared area, but as there were only a few travellers, I had the onsen bath to myself. This place is located near the other end of Ofukuin, It took me 30 minutes to walk through the cemetery to its main temple the Masoleum of Kobo Daishi. It's also a 20 min walk to the Garan complex. There is about an hour of morning ceremony performed by the monks to attend and an intro to the temple's relics. Overall a good place to stay and offers a quiet sanctuary to think if necessary. Hey, you prefer, you can talk to the monks too. There's always a translator app."
Sanso Amanosato ★★★★
"Best hospitality ever experienced. Better than Aman or Four Seasons. The property is lovely. The rooms are awesome. Somewhat Nordic. If 3 star Michelin food is a 10/10- this is an 8 food and 10/10 for display and creativity. The staff and the service cannot be described in words. They are maniacal about providing service beyond expectation. The hotel has 8 rooms. It’s 25 minutes from Koya San which is a truly unreal place. They will drive you back and forth and cater to your every need. Truly memorable stay. Bravo."
Koyasan Syukubo Zofukuin ★★
"I stayed here June 6th and 7th 2024 I have stayed at dozens of places in Japan over three months, from temples to hotels, guest houses, and hostels. I am not some person who has only stayed at top hotels then got upset when not knowing what to expect elsewhwere. This was the worst experience BY FAR. There is an extremely rude monk running the place. ***** bath only, which is not listed on the reservation sites. To make matters worse, it is only open for four hours a day in the evening. Want a morning shower or bath? Too bad, it is only open 4 hours in the evening. Want a clean bath? Too bad. There was a giant millipede swimming around in the bath. When I tried to show the monk and didnt take my slippers off in the right place of the bathroom he yelled at me. SHOES HERE NOW! I tried to say look please there is a huge bug (in Japanese) and he yelled again SHOES HERE NOW! NOW! I have no idea how such a rude person became Buddhist, he clearly does not follow his own religion. In every Japanese accommodation there is at bare minimum communal hot water for tea and a microwave. Not here though. When I asked about it the monk acted like I was crazy and gave me an attitude. He left the office at 3:30 and disappeared despite a 5pm closing time. Need info? Too bad."
Koyasan Rengejoin ★★★★★
"The room is spacious, bright, clean and comfortable. The breakfast and dinner are very rich, and the environment is elegant and pleasant. In particular, the traditional Buddhist culture experience left a deep impression on us. A great stay!"
Koyasan Shukubo Jokiin ★★★
"You have to live this experience. Everything is notable about this accommodation: the friendliness of the staff, beautiful facilities in perfect condition, the food that is spectacular, the traditional baths and the morning ceremony. You don't have to miss anything! It is also perfectly located"
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Koyasan Shukubo Muryoko-IN
"All the monks/nuns that worked at the shukubo were so helpful and welcoming! The food both dinner and breakfast was delicious and presented so nicely. We loved getting involved with the morning service as well. This was definitely a highlight of our trip to Japan!"
Koyasan Shukubo Fugenin
"We stayed overnight at the Fugen-In. The monastery is very stylishly decorated. The rooms are very simple but traditionally beautiful. The location in the heart of Koyasan is excellent; everything is within walking distance. The dinner and breakfast are vegetarian and very delicious. In the morning, you have the opportunity to participate in the morning ceremony. We highly recommend the Fugen-In."
Koyasan Syukubo Ekoin
"The temple has a great location, close to Okunoin Temple and a bus stop. The rooms have views, the vegetarian meals are plentiful, and the temple service is excellent. It was a wonderful Zen retreat experience."
Koyasan Syukubo Kumagaiji
Koyasan Gokuraku Stay
Saimonin
"The Saimon-in is well located in the middle of the village, right next to the bus station. The facilites however are not in proper shape (and for sure not according to the price): the bathrooms are dirty. Even if additional fees for a private toilet are paid, it’s unfortunately not clean. Staff is unfriedly. We can not recommend this location."
Koyasan Shukubo Sainanin
Sojiin
"It was mostly a good experience for me but not without issue. But first of all, massive thanks to the staff who were so kind to drop me off once at the destination where I was late for and once for the pharmacy when grandpa was sick. The issue was the next day at 9am or earlier they were even hoovering and doing cleaning …… I’m really shocked. First of all, compared to the world 10am check out is very very early. But on top of that, it’s not even reached check out time and you’re doing cleaning? It was such a bad rest, when I had a long day of travel for me and the last thing you want is to be disturbed on your holiday. Not to mention that as we left the room; all the cleaning things were out such as people’s bedsheets and towels … it just looked messy and not nice. It is customary around the world for people to do cleaning a while after check out time when guests have already left or are having fun outside so we don’t have to be woken up or look at the mess outside. Another thing that kind of ruined my day is that because I lost my contact lenses, I had to use the cup in the bathroom. When I put the lenses back in my eye, it burned my eyes and therefore I couldn’t wear my contact lenses any longer. I had to take 5 or 6 trains, for about 8 hours. I ended up getting on the wrong train at least twice and lost. The issue was because the cup in the hotel must be disinfected maybe with some chemicals or something? It must be something very harsh to make me contact lens water burn my eyes like that. It could have been very dangerous. Even though the cups are of course not used for this purpose, but none the less it’s something we put in our mouth so it should not be washed with bleach or other harsh chemicals because it’s super unhealthy for the body. I feel so lucky and grateful that I didn’t drink from the cup or that my eye was not seriously burned but the effects kind of ruined my day. When I tried to tell the staff in the morning, he walked away from me so I wasn’t happy about that. All the other staff were exceptionally nice apart from one dropping me off at the wrong location for my tour. But he was such a nice guy and I’m so grateful so it’s no biggy but that also created problems for me because I ended up being late for my tour. In the end because of the eye issue, getting on the wrong train added me at least 2 extra hours on my trip today and lots of stress. On the positive side, the location is perfect and the food is yummy and they also let me take some breakfast to my sick grandad which is not customary. The room was lovely too. Thanks so much to the staff that took me to the pharmacy too."
Shojoshinin
"The Hotel staff was friendly. The rooms where big with everything you can ask for. Mini bar included. Bett size Queen Beds not King size."
Nipponia Hotel Koyasan Pilgrimage Railway - in the Station Inn - Self Check-in Only
"At the time we made this reservation we planned on staying in the Koyasan area overnight. Our plans changed and we were no longer able to. I attempted to cancel through *******. I was unable to. I contacted an agent who was sure he’d be able to help. He also was unable to. Turns out the hotel has a 30 day cancellation requirement - I had absolutely no idea; it was not clear on the listing. My attempt was 25 days ahead. They wouldn’t budge, or even offer a partial refund. I’ve never experienced anything like this in my life. It was our only negative experience in Japan."
Kongo Sanmaiin
"The quilt in the room is very soft and warm, and the meals are rich. The room has no threshold, making it convenient for night tours. Morning classes are very interesting."
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More Information About Ito District Hotels
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Key Info |
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Number of reviews |
817 |
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Total properties |
40 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
CAD 586 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
CAD 595 |
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Trending hotel |
Hongakuin |
FAQs About Hotels in Ito District
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What are the most popular hotels in Ito District?
There are many popular options for hotels in Ito District. Whether you're traveling for business or a vacation, Hongakuin (from CAD 241), Saimonin (from CAD 385) and Henjoukoin (from CAD 197) are popular choices.
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What is the average price for hotels in Ito District?
The average price for hotels in Ito District is CAD 586 for weekdays, and CAD 595 for weekends (Friday–Saturday).
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What are popular hotels with high-quality breakfasts in Ito District?
Koyasan Rengejoin (from CAD 884),Sojiin (from CAD 465) and Koyasan Syukubou Fudouin (from CAD 668) are popular hotels with high-quality breakfast. Start your wonderful journey with tasty breakfast!
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Which popular hotels in Ito District offer free Wi-Fi ?
Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, internet connection is an essential facility. Fukuchi-IN (from CAD 372), Sojiin (from CAD 465) and Kongo Sanmaiin (from CAD 313) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
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What are the best sap hotels in Ito District?
A spa treatment can be the perfect way to unwind after a long day of travel. Fukuchi-IN (from CAD 372) provides wonderful spa services.
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Which hot spring hotels in Ito District are recommended?
Consider hot springs in your hotel during traveling? Henjoukoin (from CAD 197), Fukuchi-IN (from CAD 372) and Katsuragi Onsen Happuu No Yu (from CAD 344) have wonderful hot springs. Book now!
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What are best luxury hotels in Ito District?
Ito District has many wonderful luxury hotels with good service. Koyasan Rengejoin (from CAD 884) and Ichijoin (from CAD 2,117) are popular options.
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