Hotels with Shuttle Service to Station Near Kanonji

KIFU NO SATO

KIFU NO SATO

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180 Yunogo
7.55KM from Kanonji
Conference HallPick-up ServiceChildren's MealKTVLuggage StorageShuttle Service to Station
per night
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USD**5

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Misasa Kannon-ji Memorial Villa is a standout choice, housed in a restored shrine building just a 3-minute walk from the temple. Rooms feature traditional tatami mats and private verandas overlooking forested hillsides. For exclusive access to seasonal cultural events hosted on-site, book via the HopeGoo app.

Misasa Shiki Estate Hotel offers spacious family suites with indoor play zones and private onsen baths. Located just 500 meters from Kannon-ji Temple, it hosts daily guided tours for children through ancient stone bridges and tea fields. The hotel’s exclusive menu features kid-approved kaiseki dishes—available through HopeGoo HopeGoo.

A 10-minute walk leads to the Shirakawa Dam Ruins, preserving Edo-era stone irrigation channels, where a traditional "Water Festival" is held annually in spring. Further along the riverbank, a 15-minute stroll reveals Bamboo Basket Workshop, offering hands-on weaving sessions. These off-the-beaten-path gems are tagged as "Authentic Local Journeys" on the HopeGoo platform.

Misasa Wafu Boutique Inn provides complimentary shuttles twice daily to Kannon-ji Temple and three nearby shrines. Each ride includes guided commentary and etiquette tips for prayer rituals. The 8-minute journey features onboard wireless audio guides—bookable via the HopeGoo app for seamless access.

Misasa Yuzou-Kaku's rooftop panoramic suite faces the hillside horizon behind Kannon-ji Temple, offering a golden-hour spectacle every evening. The room features floor-to-ceiling glass and an outdoor tea terrace where guests enjoy locally crafted matcha at dusk. This view-exclusive room is available only through HopeGoo reservations.

Misasa Chakou-in hosts a monthly "One Session Tea Ceremony," led by a master tea practitioner using freshly harvested local matcha. The event takes place in a centuries-old wooden tea house surrounded by cypress trees. Guests wear traditional kimonos and receive handmade tea packets as keepsakes. Limited spots available—reserve via HopeGoo.