The staff at the accommodation were exceptionally friendly and helpful. The English-speaking staff guided us around the facilities and thoroughly explained the rules. Despite the curfew at 9 PM, we were allowed to return later using an alternate door. Dinner was superb and delicious, with a variety of vegan dishes offered. It's a perfect place to relax and rejuvenate.
Posted on Sep 20, 2026|Japanese Room, Non-Smoking (Garden Side [10 Tatami])
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Very authentic place, interesting unique experience. Unusual breakfast and dinner, very delicious. There are some free entertainment like meditation, tea ceremony and ritual of fire (well not quite the ritual of fire, it still once at some time, but the ritual was). A huge plus - an English-speaking monks who helped not only with domestic issues, but also told about cultural and religious features.
The main minus - hell cold in the morning even in September.
The accommodation and the temple are not in the same building and are 20 meters apart. The temple is very quiet, beautiful and simple. The accommodation is completely Japanese-style and has complete facilities. The morning classes starting at 6:30 in the morning are full of ritual and parking is convenient.
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