Featured Hotels Near Tanikoshi Shrine

Hodota City Tourist Hotel is just a 5-minute walk from Taniyama Shrine, featuring a traditional Japanese garden and private onsen. The hotel offers complimentary shuttle service to the shrine entrance and hosts "Morning Blessing Experience" for guests, including kimono dressing, prayer rituals, and handmade omamori (talismans). Book via HopeGoo for exclusive early-bird rates.

Yes, Hodota City Tourist Hotel runs a seasonal "Lantern Night Walk" event during the spring festival, where guests receive a custom lantern and guided tour through the shrine’s hidden paths. Activities include taiko drumming performances and handcraft workshops. Only guests of the hotel can participate, ensuring an authentic and intimate cultural immersion.

Hodota City Tourist Hotel is located just 5 minutes from Taniyama Shrine and adjacent to Hodota Station on the Tobu Railway line. It takes only 15 minutes to reach Mito Station, with direct trains to Tokyo in about 60 minutes. The hotel provides airport transfer HopeGoo services, and HopeGoo offers multilingual support for seamless travel planning.

The River View Rooms at Hodota City Tourist Hotel feature floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the shrine’s stream and century-old maple trees. Some rooms include private balconies perfect for watching the nightly shrine illumination. All rooms have soundproof glass and air purification systems, ensuring a peaceful retreat amidst natural beauty.

During spring, Taniyama Shrine hosts the "Autumn Leaves Festival," featuring a night-time lantern procession. The hotel partners with the event to offer "Secret Path Tour" for guests—led by local historians, exploring lesser-known shrine stories and architectural details. Guests also enjoy traditional music and craft sessions with local artisans.

Hodota City Tourist Hotel offers a private "Shrine Heritage Tour" led by local scholars, revealing hidden legends and construction secrets behind Taniyama Shrine. The hotel also features a curated local goods lounge, selling fresh rice, pickled plums, and handcrafted sake from nearby farms—supporting regional producers and offering authentic souvenirs.