Finde Dai-tō Hotels

„From the time that we were welcomed by Teo to to the grace of having my oversized goshuincho signed before departure, the serene and uplifting atmosphere of the monastery was a balm. The meals were delicious, the tour was informative and reverent, and the temple complex across the road was a joy. Our rooms was elegant and simple. 10/10. “

„We had a room with private bathroom but there was a japanese bath which was very nice. Very nice place and the monks were very nice and helpful. In the morning they had a ceremony with the guests which was also very interesting “

„Das Zimmer war toll, ein wirklich gutes Abendessen - etwas wie wir es bisher nicht kannten. Zur Morgenzeremonie muss man sehr früh aufstehen, aber dafür ist es ein besonderes Erlebnis. “

„Ein tolles Shibuko, das wir ausnahmslos empfehlen. Wir wurden sehr freundlich empfangen und uns wurde alles in einem persönlichen Rundgang gezeigt. Unbedingt die Meditation am Abend und die Andacht am Morgen mitmachen. Eine schöne Erfahrung. Am Abend konnten wir im hauseigenen Onsen entspannen. “

„The fire ceremony was great. Also the staff were very helpful trying their best to help you.“

„Der Aufenthalt war sehr interessant und ereignisreich. Man kann in einem traditionellen japanischen Zimmer übernachten. Zusätzlich hat man die Möglichkeit Zeremonien und Rituale der Mönche über den Tag hinweg zu begleiten. Die Lage in Koya san ist sehr gut, da man direkt neben dem berühmten Friedhof sich befindet.“

„Very nice stay, lovely staff“

„The room was immaculate. The service was also excellent. All the staff were very warm, friendly and helpful. The surprising element was the breakfast and dinner service. The food preparation was meticulous and worthy of a Michelin Star.“

„Location is quite remote, no restaurants nearby that open after 8pm . The hotel provides BBQ service and have kitchen facilities inside cottage. The rock onsen is good but small. Very friendly people at front desk.“

„Excellent onsen hotel right at the end of the first day of the Kohechi Kumano Kodo pilgrimage trail. I came for the onsen and mountain seclusion, but they had such good maps of the Kohechi at the front desk that I decided to walk back to Koyasan the day I checked out. It’s about 20km through the mountains from Nosegawa Onsen to Koyasan, walking on a mix of well-kept trails and paved roads; overall, a moderately difficult hike with very good signage. I highly recommend Kohechi hikers to stay at ...

„Free parking space directly in front of the hotel.“