Hotels in Koya









- Bicycle rental
- Car park
- Safety deposit boxes
- Vending machine
- Shared acccessible toilet
- Wheelchair
- Japanese-style tea room
- Wedding venue
Excellent
1 review









- Pets allowed
- Car park
- Spa
- Shops
- Laundry service
- Room service
- Safety deposit boxes
- Wi-Fi in public areas
Very good
1 review







- Car park
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
- Luggage storage
- Hot tub
- Safety deposit boxes
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Smoking area
- Car park [charges apply]
Excellent
426 reviews









- Car park
- Handrails in stairs and hallways
- Baby food prepared according to guest requests
- Fax
- Go game
- Shogi
- Large indoor bath
- English
Excellent
12 reviews









- Car park
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
- Luggage storage
- Car power charging station
- Check-in/out [private]
- Coffee shop
- Safety deposit boxes
- Concierge
Exceptional
153 reviews









- Car park
- Free internet access
- Coffee shop
- Vending machine
- Gift/souvenir shop
- Japanese-style tea room
- Reading room
- Internet access – wireless









- Car park
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
- Luggage storage
- Safety deposit boxes
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Smoking area
- Vending machine
- Physical distancing of at least 1 meter
Excellent
9 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
- Luggage storage
- Contactless check-in/out
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Security [24-hour]
- Smoke-free property
- Body thermometer
- First aid kit
Exceptional
16 reviews









- Car park
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
- Luggage storage
- Hot tub
- Shops
- Laundry service
- Restaurants
- Room service
Exceptional
349 reviews









- Pets allowed
- Car park
- Tennis court
- Spa
- Laundry service
- Restaurants
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessible
Excellent
3 reviews









- Bicycle rental
- Car park
- Safety deposit boxes
- Vending machine
- Shared acccessible toilet
- Wheelchair
- Japanese-style tea room
- Wedding venue
Excellent
1 review
Fast facts about Koya, Japan
Accommodations | 117 properties |
Popular hotel | Hotel Route-Inn Hashimoto |
Popular area | Koya |
Nightly rates from | $30 |
Where to stay in Koya
Koya hotels & accommodations

Sleeping in a temple run by monks, enjoying the walks in the serene environment of the sacred mount Koya, viewing unique UNESCO cultural heritage, this all was just so special! I loved being part of the life of a temple, even just for one night, the communal bath was a relaxing experience and we had a possibility to attend the morning ceremony with the monks, which was...

We could not have been happier with Jokiin. I think maybe there is no better location in Koya-san, right near the Kongobuji temple, and the bus top, too. Staff (monks) were kind and helpful. Food was delicious, if simple in substance. Presentation was elegant. Know that you will sleep on a thin futon, and the walls between rooms are literally paper-thin. Bathrooms are ...

Going to Koya-san and staying at Ekoin will be an experience that we will treasure for the rest of our lives. If you're visiting Japan, I really recommend taking even just a day to visit this mountain retreat. I selected Ekoin for as, as we're foodies, and really interested in learning about the culture of Japan. The Inn provides exceptional vegan cuisine, beautiful r...

We stayed only one night but it was lovely. The room was basic (tatami mats and a table, and futon beds they set up and pack away for you) but lovely. The dinner was magnificent - all vegetarian but very beautiful and beautifully presented. If you stay, make sure you eat there. They had shared shower facilities in traditional Japanese onsen style so be prepared for tha...

I very much enjoyed my stay here and the whole Koya-san experience. This was the most expense lodging on my month long trip. Please understand that you are paying for a rare opportunity to stay in a religious environment. If that is something you are interested in than I strongly recommend it. They have daily 7:00 am 30 minute opportunity to join a religious gather...

I decided to take a last minute trip to Koyasan over a weekend, Koyasan was completely booked out and Hashimoto was a close/major location. It was : - great value for money - staff were very helpful and friendly (I know no Japanese, they had great brochures on how to get around Koyasan) - clean - room size was typical of that for Japan/Tokyo (compact) - it was a...

Excellent and attentive staff. English was a real challenge for them but that made it all the More authentic. Perfectly located for the cemetery. This is NOT a resort as so many of the INs appear to be. It is the real deal. The food was first rate and served in your own private eating area on tatami mats. There are many INs that are newer and better equipped but this w...

To be honest, Koya San is probably best left for a day trip. The site has a lot of history and parts are almost errie so it's worth visiting but staying in a so called temple over night wasn't really that different to staying in a ryokan but just more expensive and with an average vegetarian breakfast. I think only if you a specific interest in Japanese Buddhism woul...

Its 2 stops from Hashimoto station, the hub to Koyasan and Wakayama via private lines. No complains to the staff or the facilities. Do try out their recommended lunch/dinner sets, definitely worth the money! The JR line schedule on non-peak hours are once an hour, so do plan properly to avoid wasting your time.

Lovely shukubo centrally located near bus stop 8 in Kōyasan. Very convenient, with a nice bath, large rooms and delicious shojin ryori cuisine. The senior priest speaks excellent English, so this is a nice shukubo for visitors who do not understand Japanese also, because it will be easier to understand the history and rituals of this important place. Highly recommended...
Cheap places to stay in Koya

I decided to take a last minute trip to Koyasan over a weekend, Koyasan was completely booked out and Hashimoto was a close/major location. It was : - great value for money - staff were very helpful and friendly (I know no Japanese, they had great brochures on how to get around Koyasan) - clean - room size was typical of that for Japan/Tokyo (compact) - it was a...

Its 2 stops from Hashimoto station, the hub to Koyasan and Wakayama via private lines. No complains to the staff or the facilities. Do try out their recommended lunch/dinner sets, definitely worth the money! The JR line schedule on non-peak hours are once an hour, so do plan properly to avoid wasting your time.

I very much enjoyed my stay here and the whole Koya-san experience. This was the most expense lodging on my month long trip. Please understand that you are paying for a rare opportunity to stay in a religious environment. If that is something you are interested in than I strongly recommend it. They have daily 7:00 am 30 minute opportunity to join a religious gather...

Sleeping in a temple run by monks, enjoying the walks in the serene environment of the sacred mount Koya, viewing unique UNESCO cultural heritage, this all was just so special! I loved being part of the life of a temple, even just for one night, the communal bath was a relaxing experience and we had a possibility to attend the morning ceremony with the monks, which was...

Going to Koya-san and staying at Ekoin will be an experience that we will treasure for the rest of our lives. If you're visiting Japan, I really recommend taking even just a day to visit this mountain retreat. I selected Ekoin for as, as we're foodies, and really interested in learning about the culture of Japan. The Inn provides exceptional vegan cuisine, beautiful r...

We could not have been happier with Jokiin. I think maybe there is no better location in Koya-san, right near the Kongobuji temple, and the bus top, too. Staff (monks) were kind and helpful. Food was delicious, if simple in substance. Presentation was elegant. Know that you will sleep on a thin futon, and the walls between rooms are literally paper-thin. Bathrooms are ...

To be honest, Koya San is probably best left for a day trip. The site has a lot of history and parts are almost errie so it's worth visiting but staying in a so called temple over night wasn't really that different to staying in a ryokan but just more expensive and with an average vegetarian breakfast. I think only if you a specific interest in Japanese Buddhism woul...

Excellent and attentive staff. English was a real challenge for them but that made it all the More authentic. Perfectly located for the cemetery. This is NOT a resort as so many of the INs appear to be. It is the real deal. The food was first rate and served in your own private eating area on tatami mats. There are many INs that are newer and better equipped but this w...

Lovely shukubo centrally located near bus stop 8 in Kōyasan. Very convenient, with a nice bath, large rooms and delicious shojin ryori cuisine. The senior priest speaks excellent English, so this is a nice shukubo for visitors who do not understand Japanese also, because it will be easier to understand the history and rituals of this important place. Highly recommended...

We stayed only one night but it was lovely. The room was basic (tatami mats and a table, and futon beds they set up and pack away for you) but lovely. The dinner was magnificent - all vegetarian but very beautiful and beautifully presented. If you stay, make sure you eat there. They had shared shower facilities in traditional Japanese onsen style so be prepared for tha...
4-star hotels in Koya

We stayed only one night but it was lovely. The room was basic (tatami mats and a table, and futon beds they set up and pack away for you) but lovely. The dinner was magnificent - all vegetarian but very beautiful and beautifully presented. If you stay, make sure you eat there. They had shared shower facilities in traditional Japanese onsen style so be prepared for tha...
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Koya hotels with breakfast
Frequently asked questions
What are the most in demand properties in Koya?
Some of our most well-known places to stay in Koya are Koyasan Shukubo Ekoin, Souji-in and Koyasan Saizenin.
What resorts in Koya have the best breakfast?
Verified tourists to Koya have given exceptional reviews for the breakfast at Kumagaiji, Jokiin and Koyasan Shukubo Sekishoin.
What's the top area in Koya to stay in?
Famous local neighborhoods amongst visitors staying in Koya include Koya, Hashimoto and Katsuragi.
What are the top resorts around Koya intended for individual travelers?
Hotels located in Koya that are highly rated by individual tourists are Koyasan Shukubo Ekoin, Hotel Route Inn Hashimoto and Souji-in.
What are the best places to stay in Koya for business visitors?
Hotels in Koya which are highly rated by business travelers are Koyasan Shukubo Ekoin, Hotel Route Inn Hashimoto and Souji-in.
What are the very best accommodations found in Koya for group tourists?
Hotels in Koya that are highly rated by group visitors are Koyasan Shukubo Ekoin, Hotel Route Inn Hashimoto and Souji-in.
What resorts in Koya are highly rated regarding location?
Resortsfound in Koya which is highly rated with respect to location include Koyasan Shukubo Sainanin, 高野山 宿坊 宝城院 and Koyasan Shukubo Fumonin.
What are the best properties located in Koya equipped with spas?
Verified vacationers to Koya have given out top feedback pertaining to the spas at Jokiin, Koyasan Yochi-in and Koyasan Shukubo Sekishoin.
What are the top rated resorts located in Koya that have bars?
Hotels with bars located Koya that are well rated include Hotel Route Inn Hashimoto, Hotel Route Inn Hashimoto and Hotel Route Inn Hashimoto.
What's the best rated resort in Koya close to a amusement park?
A highly scored property in Koya next to an amusement park is Hanazono Moriguchi Furusatomura.
Where can I find rooms in Koya that has free cancellation policy?
Yes, you’ll find most hotel rooms offer free cancellation rates, in which you can expect to receive a full refund if you cancel before the deadline. Filter your search by free cancellation to find flexible hotel offers in Koya.
Is proof of vaccination needed to enter Koya?
Proof of COVID-19 vaccination may be required to enter Koya from outside the country. For further information, please speak to local authority or visit here.
