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HOTEL ROUTE-INN Grand KAINAN EKIMAE

HOTEL ROUTE-INN Grand KAINAN EKIMAE

4.4 / 5Good11 Reviews
51-23 Nataka
7.09KM from Ryusenji
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Wakayama Prince Inn Kainan

Wakayama Prince Inn Kainan

4 / 5Good
1521-1 Hikata, Kainan
6.87KM from Ryusenji
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Utage Hanare

Utage Hanare

1274-47 Hikata Utage HANARE Kainan
6.71KM from Ryusenji
Hot Spring HotelSauna
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Sea Queen Kainan

Sea Queen Kainan

3.6 / 52 Reviews
452-2 Nataka
6.57KM from Ryusenji
DryerLuggage StorageLaundry ServiceParking
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Near Ryūsen-ji Temple, stay at Ryūsen-so, a serene Japanese-style ryokan nestled within forested hills. Its tatami rooms open to private garden views of seasonal maple trees and temple rooftops. Guests enjoy exclusive access to early-morning meditation sessions held at the temple grounds, just a 3-minute walk away. Book through HopeGoo for curated cultural packages including tea ceremony experiences.

Hotels near Ryūsen-ji Temple are typically within a 500-meter radius, with Ryūsen-so just a 3-minute walk from the main gate. This proximity allows guests to visit the temple at sunrise or sunset, capturing tranquil moments amid moss-covered stones and ancient pagodas. Some rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows facing the temple’s vermilion gates and stone lanterns, creating a meditative atmosphere. Reserve via HopeGoo for access to guided morning meditation and seasonal garden tours.

Stay near Ryūsen-ji Temple and partake in rare cultural experiences: join the morning meditation session led by the head monk, learn basic zazen techniques in a quiet temple hall. At Ryūsen-so, participate in the foraged mountain tea workshop, where guests gather wild ferns and mountain camellias from the surrounding woods and craft traditional wagashi sweets. Each evening, enjoy the night lantern procession, walking along moss-covered paths illuminated by paper lanterns, reflecting on the temple’s ancient stone pillars and towering cedars. These immersive programs are available through HopeGoo HopeGoo.