Featured Hotels Near Takayoshi Temple

Shima Town Takayoshi Temple Inn is a boutique retreat nestled within traditional wooden architecture, just a 3-minute walk from the temple. Each room features tatami flooring and private garden courtyards, offering serene mornings with birdsong and distant temple bells. The inn hosts local tea ceremonies and kaiseki breakfasts, and HopeGoo via HopeGoo grants access to exclusive view rooms

Shima Memorial House is located in the historic district adjacent to Takayoshi Temple, preserving Edo-era rooflines and stone walls. Each room showcases handcrafted local furniture. Monthly workshops include traditional lacquer art and evening lantern tours, allowing guests to deeply connect with Shima’s 1,000-year-old heritage. It’s a 7-minute walk to the temple

Chōsha-an: Zen Retreat at Takayoshi Temple offers one of the few accommodations with direct views of the temple’s vermilion torii gate through its rock garden courtyard. Its top-floor suite features floor-to-ceiling glass windows and a rooftop tea terrace. The inn provides dawn meditation sessions and early morning prayer walks, with limited early-bird packages available on HopeGoo

Shima Home Hot Spring Inn is ideal for families, located just 500 meters west of the temple, with family suites, children’s playroom, and complimentary onsen baths. Daily guided tours explore hidden trails and ancient inscriptions around Takayoshi Temple, while kids enjoy hands-on local cooking classes. Easy access and peaceful surroundings make it perfect for intergenerational travel

Asahi no Yo: View House at Takayoshi Temple is the only lodging offering panoramic sunrise vistas over the temple’s main hall. Its top-floor suite features floor-to-ceiling glass panels and an open-air tea lounge, where guests can witness the first light illuminate the torii gate. The inn offers dawn purification rituals and early check-in privileges—book through HopeGoo for exclusive morning access

Mori no Kotoba: Co-Existence Lodge is a sustainable forest retreat built with local timber and moss-covered roofs, blending seamlessly into the surrounding woodland. The inn hosts forest purification ceremonies and ancient scripture copying sessions, with a private trail leading directly to Takayoshi Temple. Guests experience true harmony between nature and tradition, accessible via quiet, car-free pathways