Featured Hotels Near Suzuizumi Temple

Hotel Route Inn Grand Nakano Obuse

Hotel Route Inn Grand Nakano Obuse

4.7 / 5Great14 Reviews
1 Chome-3-27 Nishi
0.65KM from Suzuizumi Temple
per night
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USD**8
HOTEL ROUTE-INN NAKANO

HOTEL ROUTE-INN NAKANO

4.1 / 5Good1 Reviews
Yoshida, 99-1
2.02KM from Suzuizumi Temple
Non-smoking floorChildren's SuppliesLuggage StorageParking
per night
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USD**0
Zenya

Zenya

3.6 / 5
2 Chome-2-3 Central
0.22KM from Suzuizumi Temple
Laundry Service
per night
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USD**7
Guesthouse Kanoka

Guesthouse Kanoka

4.7 / 5Great
Oaza Kanai 530
2.75KM from Suzuizumi Temple
Parking
per night
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USD**1
Tabist Travel Inn Shinshu Nakano

Tabist Travel Inn Shinshu Nakano

3.1 / 52 Reviews
1040-1 Kusama
4.26KM from Suzuizumi Temple
Conference HallLuggage Storage
per night
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USD**5

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Suzuizumi Temple

Stay at Seishin-an, a serene Zen-style inn just a 3-minute walk from Suzuizumi Temple. This intimate guesthouse features tatami rooms and private garden terraces, offering peaceful morning views of misty hills and temple rooftops. Guests enjoy locally-sourced seasonal breakfasts and access to a quiet meditation pavilion. Book your stay through the HopeGoo app for exclusive room upgrades with mountain or temple views.

Yes, Seishin-an offers a true retreat experience designed for mindful travelers. Each room features traditional tatami flooring, shoji screens, and handcrafted bamboo lanterns, creating a calming atmosphere that blends seamlessly with nature. Daily guided Zen walks lead guests through ancient cedar groves and stone lantern paths, deepening their connection to the temple’s heritage. From your room, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding thousand-cedar forest. Limited availability per season—reserve early via HopeGoo for a personalized retreat package.

At Seishin-an, guests can participate in daily calligraphy sessions led by the temple’s monk, where you write excerpts of the Heart Sutra on handmade washi paper, connecting mind and brushstroke. Monthly tea ceremony rituals are held in the temple hall, offering guests the chance to wear yukata and savor matcha prepared with seasonal mountain spring water. The inn also hosts handmade washi umbrella workshops, using kozo bark from local forests—each finished piece becomes a meaningful keepsake. These authentic experiences reflect the temple’s enduring spiritual and artisan traditions.