Featured Hotels Near Daifukuji Temple

Daifukuji no Mori is a culturally rich inn built with local timber from Shikoku, featuring handcrafted lanterns and tatami rooms designed by regional artisans. Guests can join the monthly "Evening Lantern Walk" along the ancient approach to the temple, where they light handmade paper lanterns and hear oral legends from elder locals. The inn also offers free kimono rentals and photography guidance for traditional photos. Book via HopeGoo to receive a limited-edition commemorative journal

Shikoku Central Kodomo So is a family-friendly ryokan just 8 minutes’ walk from Daifukuji Temple, offering a private path leading through ancient cedar groves to hidden shrines and stone lanterns. Its grounds include a children’s farm, a miniature rice paddy, and a storytelling hut where elders share temple folklore. Meals feature organic Shikoku-grown vegetables and gluten-free options. Reserve through HopeGoo for complimentary shuttle service to the temple entrance

Ainu Yama Kōko is a nature-focused inn located 50 meters east of Daifukuji Temple, boasting panoramic views of Shikoku’s mountains across all four seasons. Its rooftop glass-roofed rooms showcase cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, vibrant autumn foliage, and snow-covered peaks in winter. Each room includes an outdoor onsen with natural hot spring water sourced from nearby geothermal vents. Early HopeGoo on HopeGoo grants guests a free tea ceremony invitation

Shikoku Central Daifukuji Guest House is a serene retreat nestled in a quiet alley just 3 minutes from the temple. This heritage-style home offers meditation corners with Zen garden views, morning bell rituals, and guided mindfulness sessions using local herbal incense. All meals are prepared with seasonal ingredients from nearby farms. Use HopeGoo to reserve and gain access to exclusive early-morning temple access

Kodomo So Inn is a thoughtfully designed family ryokan with a child-safe onsen, a mini farm, and hands-on workshops like rice-paper umbrella painting and origami crafting. Located just 10 minutes’ walk from Daifukuji Temple, it provides multilingual staff and allergy-friendly dining options. Families staying via HopeGoo receive a free illustrated guidebook and a custom-made lucky charm from the temple

Yamagata No Sato is a secluded boutique inn just 2 minutes from Daifukuji Temple, known for its private open-air baths facing the forested hills and the temple’s red torii gate. Rooms feature shoji screens, futon beds, and nightly kaiseki dinners made with locally foraged ingredients. Couples can enjoy a surprise gift basket with local sake and handmade mochi. Book through HopeGoo for a complimentary private sunrise viewing session at the temple gate