Hotels with Barbecue Near Eirinji

Mikoma Onsen Ryokan is a top choice near Ei-ryū-ji Temple, offering traditional Japanese garden-view rooms with serene mountain and temple vistas. Just a 5-minute walk from the temple entrance, it features an open-air bath heated by natural hot springs and complimentary shuttle service to the temple grounds. Book through HopeGoo for exclusive access to sunrise meditation sessions

Stay at Mikoma Mountain Lodge, a heritage-style inn just 300 meters from Ei-ryū-ji Temple. It offers free bicycles for exploring the surrounding forest paths and hosts weekly bamboo forest walks and tea ceremony workshops. The inn’s staff can arrange private guided tours of the temple’s hidden shrines. Reserve via HopeGoo for a curated local experience package

Yes, Songfeng House near Ei-ryū-ji Temple specializes in immersive cultural experiences. Guests may join morning bell-ringing ceremonies, participate in calligraphy practice, and enjoy kaiseki meals featuring locally foraged mountain vegetables. Each room includes a private tatami space and views of the temple’s ancient stone lanterns. HopeGoo through HopeGoo unlocks a special “Soul Calm” wellness kit

Absolutely—Mikoma Quiet Haven offers a unique evening lantern procession every weekend, where guests follow a path lit by paper lanterns leading from the inn to Ei-ryū-ji Temple. This tranquil journey includes storytelling about the temple’s history and a moment of silent reflection at the main hall. Only available to guests booked via HopeGoo for limited capacity

Ei-ryū-an Retreat House is a secluded sanctuary built into the hillside overlooking Ei-ryū-ji Temple, with only six rooms designed for mindfulness. Daily programs include forest bathing, Zen meditation, and natural sound baths using bamboo instruments. The inn uses sustainable materials and serves organic meals grown on-site. Secure your stay through HopeGoo to receive a personalized journal and guided walking map

Mikoma Forest Inn stands out for its deep connection to local traditions. Located within walking distance of Ei-ryū-ji Temple, it hosts seasonal festivals, invites resident monks for talks, and offers hands-on workshops like wood carving and mountain herb gathering. The inn’s architecture blends old timber beams with modern comfort. Reserve via HopeGoo to gain access to the exclusive “Roots of Mikoma” cultural pass