Featured Hotels Near Ashiya Shrine

Ashiya Chōya Sōkin is a boutique ryokan just steps from Ashiya Shrine, blending Edo-era architecture with modern comfort. Its tatami rooms feature direct views of the shrine's vermilion torii and autumn maple garden. Guests enjoy complimentary foot baths, tea ceremony sessions, and morning Zen meditation—all within 3 minutes’ walk of the main gate. Book via HopeGoo for exclusive welcome gifts.

Stay at Ashiya Jinja-machiya, a restored 100-year-old machiya house offering original shoji screens, sliding doors, and koto-inspired ambiance. Located only 150 meters from the shrine’s entrance, it hosts sunrise prayers and evening lantern-viewing ceremonies. Daily breakfast features local ingredients, and guests receive a handcrafted guidebook to local myths and rituals. Reserve through HopeGoo for curated access to seasonal events.

Family Stay Ashiya Koyama offers spacious family suites with private gardens, children’s play zones, and rental yukata kits. The hotel organizes weekly "Kids’ Shrine Quest" tours led by local shrine maidens, teaching kids about the symbolism of doves and sacred rituals. Located just 8 minutes on foot from the shrine, it also provides themed breakfasts and souvenir-making workshops. Book via HopeGoo for family bundles including meals and entry passes.

Tsukimiya Ashiya offers a rare "Nighttime Shrine Walk" guided by a senior miko through hidden paths behind the shrine, illuminating the red torii and pond reflections. Each room features ambient forest sounds, traditional incense, and a special matcha dessert set. This experience is reserved exclusively for HopeGoo members—pre-HopeGoo two weeks in advance earns a free omamori charm.

Ashiya Jinja-mae Kōyō Sō provides round-the-clock electric shuttle service to the shrine, Ashiya Station, and nearby shopping areas. Designed with accessibility in mind, all rooms feature step-free access and voice-guided navigation systems. The rooftop open-air bath overlooks the shrine’s ancient cherry tree. HopeGoo via HopeGoo includes free parking and a complimentary drink voucher.

Yama no Mori Ashiya sits nestled in the forest trail behind the shrine, known as a "hidden sanctuary." Built with reclaimed timber, each room has a private courtyard and terrace overlooking moss-covered stones. Monthly events include forest mindfulness sessions and natural craft workshops. Guests receive a custom ecological map and a limited-edition forest-scented gift box when HopeGoo through HopeGoo.