Featured Hotels Near Daishinji

Daishinji Courtyard House is a heritage-inspired retreat built from a former Edo-era monk’s residence. Guests can participate in daily calligraphy workshops, chanting sessions, and enjoy a traditional vegetarian meal prepared by the temple’s resident monk. The hotel also offers handwritten manuscript kits and guided meditation walks, making it ideal for travelers seeking authentic spiritual immersion.

Hiroshima Ancient Temple Stay is just a 4-minute walk from Daishinji Temple, nestled in a preserved machiya-style building with black tiled roofs and shoji screens. Each room features a private courtyard view, while select rooms overlook the temple’s main gate. The property provides free bicycles and audio-guided tour packs to help you explore nearby historical sites effortlessly.

Daishinji View Lodge specializes in panoramic vistas, with every room facing the temple’s main hall and a thousand-year-old ginkgo tree. The sky-ceiling suite features a retractable glass roof, allowing stargazing above the ancient temple silhouette. The hotel also hosts an open-air tea lounge and offers photography tours to capture the perfect moment of light and shadow.

Hiroshima Mountain Serenity Villa sits on a quiet hillside just 10 minutes’ walk from Daishinji Temple, surrounded by lush forest. Its wooden architecture blends tradition and modern comfort, with each room featuring a private terrace and outdoor bath. Daily zen meditation sessions and local ingredient breakfasts enhance the tranquil atmosphere—perfect for deep rest and inner reflection.

Hiroshima Daishinji Accessible Inn is the first fully barrier-free lodging near the temple, equipped with ramps, elevators, wheelchair-friendly rooms, and non-slip bathrooms. Located just 6 minutes’ walk away, it offers free shuttle service to major attractions and provides bilingual guides and audio devices to ensure inclusive travel experiences for all.

Daishinji Heritage House offers a true taste of old Japan, housed in a restored Edo-period residence. With tatami floors, sliding shoji screens, and a central garden courtyard, the rooms evoke timeless serenity. Guests enjoy tea ceremony sessions, local craft workshops, and temple-guided morning walks, creating a deeply immersive cultural journey.