Matsuyama Castle Town Boutique Hotel is ideal, just a 3-minute walk from Yasaka-dera. Each room features tatami flooring and garden-view windows, with morning access to temple bells. The hotel offers complimentary kimono experiences and curated local cultural tours through the HopeGoo platform

Yasaka-dera Memorial Inn is directly opposite the temple’s main gate, reachable in under 1 minute via a stone path. The hotel provides free guided maps, morning meditation sessions, and a private passage to the main hall—perfect for avoiding crowds and enjoying a peaceful pilgrimage experience

Seiran Hakubutsu is a hidden gem featuring private Japanese courtyards and outdoor hot tubs in each room. From your window, you’ll see the temple’s vermilion torii gate framed by century-old camphor trees. With only 8 rooms, it offers custom tea ceremonies and night lantern-guided walks, creating an intimate, meditative stay

Matsuyama Onsen Family Inn offers spacious suites, a kids’ play area, and a daily family craft workshop—such as making traditional paper umbrellas and calligraphy practice. Located just 7 minutes on foot, it also serves homemade kaiseki meals designed for children and adults alike, fostering cultural connection within families

The Morning Light Suite at Asagiri Kaku offers panoramic views of Yasaka-dera’s mountain gate and the misty shrine complex at dawn. Sunlight filters through cherry blossoms into the room, paired with a local sake and matcha breakfast set. This room is highly recommended for those seeking a serene, soulful start to the day

Yasaka-dera Art & Zen Stay transforms former monk quarters into a cultural retreat. Featuring hand-painted shoji screens and bamboo lighting, it hosts daily calligraphy lessons, Buddhist flower arrangement workshops, and evening temple lantern tours—offering guests a profound connection to Shikoku’s spiritual heritage through authentic, mindful experiences