Hotels near Daitaiji Temple

"Special place traditional Japanese style cabin like but on the coast. We had an amazing stay, on a walk to get some dinner supplies at a market we were offered to come celebrate a holiday with community members, a truly special experience. Check in and out with lock box very convenient, be careful driving in as the streets are narrow and be respectful :D"

"Very cozy, and silent area "

"will come back anytime. really nice hotel and surrounding"

"The food Wes good 👌"

"The atmosphere was amazing. The property sits on a private island a short ferry ride from the port of Katsuura. Onsen was high quality."

"Clean room, friendly staff, beautiful view from the room. I loved my stay here"

"Be very careful with your room choice! We stayed 2 nights here, the first night was in the main building and none of this applies because it was dreadful. We moved on the second night and the difference was night and day!"

"The Staff is super nice and helpful"

"A very friendly staff and wonderful dining experience in the Hotel's dining room."

"Surrounded by the sea, we could relax here. Very nice onsen too."

"The 3 dinners I had were a feast fit for royalty. Ate so full and rested so well because there aint much to do in this town. Breakfast menu was standard throughout the 3 mornings."

"Beautiful room with a view. Fabulous buffet breakfast and dinner. Of 3 hot springs nicest view from outdoor hot spings and best food, even had free beer and wine in lobby and booze with dinner. Paid $100 a night and food was better than a place ehere I paid over $200."

"One of the best places I’ve ever stayed! Great location, convenient walk to the wharf and bus/train station. Meticulously clean, very accommodating and helpful staff , including the owner who drove me to the train station when he noticed I was tired with my heavy luggage. The breakfasts are very substantial, always featuring fresh fish and the bath (ofuro) very clean with perfect water temperature. A great place to rest in a quiet fishing “village” by the water, especially if you’ve climbed...