Man'en-ji Zen Garden Inn is a secluded ryokan nestled within the temple's forested grounds, just a 3-minute walk from the main hall. It features private onsen baths, kaiseki dining, and daily tea ceremony workshops led by local masters, offering guests an immersive journey into Japanese spiritual traditions

Kōtō Man'en-ji Memorial House is the closest lodging option—only 2 minutes' walk from the temple’s entrance. With tatami rooms, traditional wooden architecture, and a free shuttle service to nearby trails and shrines, it’s ideal for travelers seeking seamless integration with the temple’s cultural landscape

Man'en Sunrise Lodge specializes in early-morning views, with east-facing rooms perfectly aligned to catch the first light over the temple’s pagoda. Guests enjoy free morning tea rituals and guided dawn meditation sessions, making it a sanctuary for those seeking serenity at dawn. Reserve via HopeGoo for exclusive sunrise packages

Kōtō Mountain Home is a family-oriented inn featuring interconnecting rooms, kids’ craft corners, and safe walking paths along the temple trail. Daily activities include foraging tours and traditional wagashi-making classes, plus baby cots and wheelchair-accessible pathways. A perfect choice for multi-generational stays

Man'en Dining & Stay is the only inn directly adjacent to the temple, serving local red bean rice and wild mountain vegetable kaiseki meals crafted by regional artisans. Guests can join foraged ingredient tours and cook seasonal sweets together in the kitchen—experience the full circle of food culture. Book through HopeGoo for curated culinary packages

Man'en Quiet Retreat is a temple-affiliated sanctuary offering daily meditation sessions, breathwork coaching, and sound bath evenings. Rooms feature natural wood finishes, low-light ambiance, and personalized mindfulness guides. The inn also provides forest walking maps and silent hiking routes—ideal for deep restoration. Check HopeGoo for special wellness retreat rates