Hot Springs Hotels in Koya

"Our stay at Fukuchi-In was amazing. We slept in a traditional japanese room and had a delicious dinner and breakfast in another incredibly beautiful room, shared with other guests. We attended the morning prayers and enjoyed the indoor and outdoor onsens. There was heating in the room :)"

"Ctrip's service is really good. I called to ask how to get there. The lady responded to me within two hours. The reply was very accurate! There are also weather and check-in reminder text messages before check-in. Compared with the same period last year, when I booked a hotel on the IHG official website, I had to write emails to the hotel myself for all questions. There was absolutely no service at all. After getting off the Koyasan Cable Car at the Koyasan Cable Car, take bus No. 21 and get off at the 8th stop, which is less than 50 meters away. Various temples here are on both sides of the main street, and transportation is very convenient. Even walking to all attractions is not impossible. The vegetarian meal is relatively simple but quite grand. You can experience it in morning classes. It's definitely a different experience. We brought our seven year old and everything was very friendly. You can soak in the hot spring in the hotel at night before sleeping. There is a 9 o'clock curfew! Go to bed early and get up early. The old monk was particularly kind and sang sutras like a baritone. He used a translator on his mobile phone to explain what he said in Japanese and what he said on his mobile phone was in English. Modern technology brings us closer to Buddha."

"Friendly in English. Most foreigners stay. The room with bathroom and toilet is impeccable. The hotel recommends Japanese massages very unusual. The breakfast and dinner portion is suitable for ordinary girls. Morning and evening meditation has no English/Japanese background to feel the environment. It takes a little 15 minutes to walk from the main street. The hotel has a paid luggage service, which is convenient for people who need to walk to the next stop."