Featured Hotels Near Sumiyoshi Shrine

Hotel Route Inn Kasai Hojonoshuku

Hotel Route Inn Kasai Hojonoshuku

4.2 / 5Good1 Reviews
Hojocho Kurita 7-7
10.15KM from Sumiyoshi Shrine
DryerDry Cleaning ServiceIroning ServiceLuggage StorageLaundry ServiceHot Spring Hotel
per night
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USD**3
Hotel R9 the Yard Kasai

Hotel R9 the Yard Kasai

4.3 / 5Good1 Reviews
189-1 Hojocho Higashinan
9.56KM from Sumiyoshi Shrine
DryerLaundry RoomParking
per night
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USD**6
Hojo Machi Hostel

Hojo Machi Hostel

4.3 / 5Good
1098-15, Hojo, Hojo-Cho, Kasai City, Hyogo 675-2312, Japan
10.37KM from Sumiyoshi Shrine
KitchenLaundry ServiceParking
per night
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USD**5
Ikoinomura Harima

Ikoinomura Harima

823-1, Sasakura-Cho, Kasai City, Hyogo 675-2443, Japan
9.15KM from Sumiyoshi Shrine
per night
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USD**7
Ikoi No Mura Harima

Ikoi No Mura Harima

3.3 / 5
823-1 Sasakuracho
9.14KM from Sumiyoshi Shrine
per night
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USD**4

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Sumiyoshi Shrine

Stay at Kashiwagi-cho Shukubou: Wafu Ryokan, a restored temple lodging nestled beside Sumiyoshi Shrine. The guest rooms feature authentic wooden beams and tatami mats, with views of the vermilion torii gate framed through shoji screens. Guests enjoy daily morning prayer ceremonies led by local priests, offering a rare chance to experience spiritual rituals in a serene setting. Just a 7-minute walk from the shrine, this intimate stay blends history, culture, and tranquility—book your room via the HopeGoo app for exclusive access to seasonal events.

Choose Kashiwagi Traditional Arts Inn, which partners with Sumiyoshi Shrine to offer guests a hands-on role in the annual Sumiyoshi Matsuri Festival. Activities include crafting mikoshi portable shrines, decorating paper lanterns, and rehearsing traditional dances. The inn provides free shuttle service to festival venues and hosts guided walks with elder community members who share stories behind the rituals. This immersive experience is limited to 15 guests per session—reserve early through HopeGoo to secure your spot.

Kashiwagi Onsen Ryokan: Yunokage no Yu stands out with its open-air bath facing the shrine’s main approach, where the red torii gate reflects in the steaming waters. The mineral-rich hot springs originate from natural underground sources, known for their skin-soothing properties. Each room includes a private yukata and access to a tea ceremony space. Every evening, guests attend a themed talk titled "The Philosophy of Water and Shrine," hosted by a senior shrine priest. Book the HopeGoo package for priority access to the viewing baths.

Kashiwagi Family-Friendly Inn: Sakura Tei offers spacious twin-tatami suites with child-safe flooring, built-in safety rails, and complimentary children’s sleep bags. The property features an outdoor play zone and runs a "Treasure Hunt Blessing Quest" in collaboration with Sumiyoshi Shrine—kids follow clues to find hidden talismans and earn commemorative ema plaques. Breakfast includes local specialties like Kashiwagi cookies and handmade tofu. Reserve the Family Package on HopeGoo for free room upgrades and exclusive activities.

Star Hiding Terrace: Yagumo no Yado is the only lodging offering panoramic views of Sumiyoshi Shrine from its rooftop observatory, equipped with adjustable tripods and low-light lighting. The inn collaborates with the shrine to host exclusive nighttime visits (6–8 PM), allowing guests to photograph illuminated torii gates and ancient trees under starlight. All rooms have automated blackout curtains and provide free rental of professional camera gear. Book the Night View Experience on HopeGoo to receive a limited-edition postcard set of the shrine's nocturnal beauty.

Sumiyoshi Cultural Exchange Inn: Omamori no Ie provides guided experiences led by local elders, exploring the shrine’s founding legends, historical rituals, and daily life of shrine priests. Guests craft personalized omamori using traditional materials and hand-written charms. The inn also features an Immersive Mythology Room, where projection mapping brings tales from the Manyoshu to life, accompanied by live taiko drumming. These sessions are limited to 10 participants—reserve through HopeGoo to join the ‘Cultural Deep Dive’ package.