Kumagaiji

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501 Koyasan, Koya-cho, Ito-gun, Koya, Koya, Japan, 648-0211

Highlights

Vending machine
Car park

Facilities

Free internet access

Free parking

Large indoor bath

Vending machine

Japanese

Wheelchair

Handrails in stairs and hallways

Service 4.6
Room comfort and quality 4.4
Meal 4.4
Location 4.3
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4.3Excellent

Location rating score

Parking
Lowest price includes
Closest landmarks
Kumagai-ji Temple
Eko-in Temple
90 m
Sekisho-in Temple
90 m
Shojoshin-in Temple
100 m
Koshinise Koyasandaishido
130 m

Important information

Service4.6
Check-in from15:00
Check-out until09:00
Location rating4.3

Rooms available at Kumagaiji

Room
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  • Room size: 31 m²
  • Non-smoking
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Special Japanese-style Room (Type A, Tamamo Type)
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  • Garden
  • Non-smoking
  • 2 futons
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Japanese-style Room with Hiroen Space (Kongo Type)
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  • Non-smoking
  • 3 futons
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Special Japanese-style Room (Type B, Tamamo Type)
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  • Room size: 15 m²
  • Non-smoking
  • 4 futons
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Japanese-style Room (Shinonome Type)
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  • Non-smoking
  • 6 futons
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Japanese-style Room (Yoryu Type)
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  • Non-smoking
  • 2 futons
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Room
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  • Non-smoking
  • 1 futon
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More about Kumagaiji Exterior view

More about Kumagaiji

3 minutes on foot from the Okunoin Approach and 2 minutes from the nearest bus stop. Easy access to various sites of Mt. Koya. Exerience Mt. Koya with all your five senses.

- This facility is a temple lodging.
*Temple lodgings were originally accommodation facilities for Buddhist priests and practitioners, but they now also accept regular tourists.
A Buddhist temple is also located on site, so both staff and priests will offer hospitality to guests.

- Guests that reserve a plan that includes meals at this temple lodging can enjoy Buddhist vegetarian cuisine.
*Buddhist vegetarian cuisine follows Buddhist precepts and is prepared with vegetables, beans, and other plant derived ingredients.

- When staying at this temple lodging, guests can experience the following.
- Religious Service: Observe a ritual where a Buddhist priest chants sutras, etc.

[Notes]
The above experiences are current as of Aug. 17, 2017.
Provision of the experiences may be cancelled or experiences may not be available depending on the day.
And depending on the type of experience, advance notice or a fee may be required, so for those interested in the experiences, please make sure to contact the temple lodging in advance for details.

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Amenities and facilities

Accessibility
  • Braille support in public spaces unavailable
  • Elevator for wheelchair unavailable
  • Gravel path at entrance unavailable
  • Handrails in stairs and hallways
  • In-room emergency alarm unavailable
  • In-room emergency alarm for hearing impaired unavailable
  • In-room toilet and bathtub with handrails unavailable
  • Shared acccessible toilet unavailable
  • Sign-language support at reception unavailable
  • Slope at entrance unavailable
  • Wheelchair
  • Wheelchair accessible unavailable
Internet access
  • Free internet access
  • Internet access – wireless
Dining, drinking, and snacking
  • Vending machine
Swimming & soaking
  • Large indoor bath
Getting around
  • Car park [free of charge]
  • Car park [indoor] unavailable
  • Car park [outdoor]
Available in all rooms
  • Bath towel
  • Heating (free)
  • Non-smoking
  • Toothbrush
  • TV with free channels
  • Yukata (Japanese pajamas)

Hot spring Information

Hot water type
  • Hot tap water bath

Hot spring on site

Indoor public bath (Male only)
  • Capacity
    10 persons
  • Opening hours
    17:00~22:00
  • Number of bathtubs
    1
Indoor public bath (Female only)
  • Capacity
    10 persons
  • Opening hours
    17:00~22:00
  • Number of bathtubs
    1

Location

501 Koyasan, Koya-cho, Ito-gun, Koya, Koya, Japan, 648-0211

Excellent4.3

Location

Property policies

Others

    For anything that's not mentioned on this page, please directly ask the property.

    Some helpful facts

    Check-in/Check-out
    • Check-in from15:00
    • Check-out until09:00
    The property
    • Number of floors2
    • Number of rooms45
    • Number of restaurants0

    Reviews of Kumagaiji from verified guests

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    4.5
    • Service score 4.6 out of 5 and is a high score in Koya
      Service4.6
    • Room comfort and quality score 4.4 out of 5 and is a high score in Koya
      Room comfort and quality4.4
    • Meal score 4.4 out of 5 and is a high score in Koya
      Meal 4.4
    • Location score 4.3 out of 5 and is a high score in Koya
      Location4.3
    • Bath score 4 out of 5 and is a high score in Koya
      Bath4.0
    • Facilities score 3.9 out of 5 and is a high score in Koya
      Facilities3.9
    High score for Koya

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    1. 4.5

      Sophie from Canada
      Group

      “Excellent”

      Personal extremely nice and kind

      Reviewed December 10, 2018
    2. 4.7

      Anneliese from Australia
      Couple

      “Exceptional”

      Our stay at Kumagaiji was an experience of a lifetime. The temple staff and Monks were very friendly and helpful. When we attended morning prayers and fire ceremony, the Monks described in English how we could participate, and described some of the ritual

      Reviewed June 23, 2018
    3. 5.0

      Marie from France
      Group

      “Exceptional”

      Considering that it was a temple and not a hotel room, our stay was a wonderful moment ! The food was very good, nicely prepared, the staff was sincerely nice, always wishing to help ans they spoke english ! I would recommend with no hesitation a stay at K

      Reviewed April 30, 2018
    4. 5.0

      extendedmind from Germany
      Solo traveler

      “Exceptional”

      During my Japan travels, I had the most wonderful stay at Kumagaiji. It is a beautiful temple and shukubo with a beautiful garden and rooms. It was interesting to get a glimpse of how the monks live in Koyasan.. I participated at both the morning ceremony

      Reviewed March 06, 2018
    5. 4.8

      Enning from United States
      Couple

      “Exceptional”

      Quite unique experience, living with Buddhist monks, most of whom I believe are students since they speak some English. Rooms are spacious Japanese style with shared bathroom. Everything was clean and well organized. Meals were nice, don’t expect meat or f

      Reviewed December 11, 2017
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    This property is in high demand.