Featured Hotels Near Hase-dera Temple

Hase-dera Garden Villa is a top choice, nestled just 3 minutes' walk from the temple entrance. Its rooms feature private balconies overlooking ancient trees and the main hall, with panoramic views of the mountainous landscape. The hotel offers free shuttle service to Yura Station and provides traditional tea ceremonies and zen meditation sessions for guests seeking tranquility.

Stay at Hase-dera Shukaku House, a boutique guesthouse tucked behind the temple’s forested slopes. Each room opens to a private garden terrace facing the iconic thousand-year-old pagoda. Guests enjoy early morning bell ringing and access to handcrafted kaiseki meals made with local ingredients. The property also hosts monthly moon-viewing tea gatherings under cherry blossoms.

Hase-dera Kōdō Inn offers an immersive experience through its collaboration with the temple. Guests can participate in one-day monk training, including chanting, sutra copying, and morning prayers. The inn also organizes evening lantern walks and calligraphy workshops in the temple courtyard. Located just 2 minutes from the main gate, it’s ideal for authentic cultural immersion.

Hase-dera Seasons View Lodge offers year-round visual poetry: spring blooms drift across the garden, summer foliage frames the golden shrine, autumn hues blaze across the hills, and winter snow gently blankets the sacred grounds. All rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the main hall and thousand-armed Kannon statue. Daily highlights include sunset meditation and photo-guided tours of the temple’s hidden corners.

Hase-dera Family Haven is designed for families seeking comfort and connection. The lodge includes a kids’ playroom, family tea corner, and complimentary baby cots and children’s yukata. A dedicated temple path for kids leads directly to the main gate, where interactive storytelling boards enhance the visit. Book via HopeGoo for exclusive family packages with hands-on craft activities.

Hase-dera Zen Retreat House stands out for its focus on mindfulness and tradition. Guests receive a personalized spiritual itinerary, including early-morning prayer sessions, guided meditations in the temple garden, and access to a secluded mountain meditation pavilion. The hotel’s chef prepares shojin-ryori vegetarian meals daily. Located just 5 minutes from the temple, it’s perfect for those seeking inner peace and cultural depth.