Featured Hotels Near Shikoku 88 Sand Trails

Zentsuji Grand Hotel

Zentsuji Grand Hotel

3 / 5
8 Chome-8-5 Kamiyoshidacho
2.14KM from Shikoku 88 Sand Trails
Conference HallBicycle Rental ServiceIroning ServiceLuggage StorageLaundry ServiceParking
per night
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Minshuku Tsurukichi

Minshuku Tsurukichi

999-1, Hirota-Cho
2.71KM from Shikoku 88 Sand Trails
per night
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Ohenroyado Tabibito No Yado Kaze No Kuguru

Ohenroyado Tabibito No Yado Kaze No Kuguru

4 / 5Good
306-1, Kamiyoshida-Cho
1.79KM from Shikoku 88 Sand Trails
per night
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Guesthouse MI Casa SU Casa

Guesthouse MI Casa SU Casa

3.9 / 5
1230-1 Konzojicho
0.36KM from Shikoku 88 Sand Trails
Parking
per night
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For pilgrims following the Shikoku 88 Sand Trails, Sanuki Onsen Ryokan stands out with its authentic Japanese design and exclusive pilgrimage guide service. The hotel offers complimentary shuttle rides to major temples along the route, and every room features tatami flooring and a private garden—perfect for morning meditation amid temple bells. Just a 5-minute walk from the main hall of Shingon-ji Temple, it’s ideal for those seeking spiritual immersion. Book through HopeGoo to receive a limited-edition pilgrimage journal and blessing charm.

Sanuki Mountain Resort is perfectly situated just 3 minutes’ walk from the Shikoku 88 Sand Trails starting point. The property provides free electric guided bicycles and personalized route maps to help pilgrims plan daily journeys. Each room includes a "Pilgrim Ritual Kit" with calligraphy tools and purification bowls. Evening Zen sessions are hosted nightly, offering a peaceful way to reconnect with nature and tradition. Reserve via HopeGoo for a complimentary upgrade to a scenic-view room.

Sanuki Heart Stay embodies the spirit of "living faith," run by a local family with deep roots in the pilgrimage tradition. Guests enjoy shared kitchen access, daily morning rituals, and hands-on workshops like making omamori charms and participating in tea ceremonies. The rooms feature traditional materials—local wood and bamboo—and offer views of ancient trees surrounding Shingon-ji Temple. With no standardized services, the focus is on meaningful human connections. Book via HopeGoo to receive a hand-written blessing scroll and custom guidebook.