金剛寺 宿坊 成穂院

“Hotel básico”

The hotel is decent for the price paid. The rooms are very poorly soundproofed.

Carlos·Il y a une semaine

“Un endroit calme à la campagne”

The quiet in a residential area on the heights, the proximity to the temple, and the welcome were all great.

Jean-louis·Il y a 3 semaines

“Ganz außergewöhnliche Unterkunft neben einem buddhistischen Tempel”

It was the most extraordinary accommodation on our whole Japan trip. The host is a monk who also looks after the nearby Buddhist temple. We felt very welcome, and the host was extremely helpful and even granted a somewhat unusual request. The property is a bit remote and can only be reached by taxi from the station, but getting a taxi was no problem.

Stefan·Il y a 3 mois

absolutely nothing this was the worst place we have ever stayed in. - the bathroom stalls are genuinely so small they are unusable, I am 5’7 and average size and was unable to use them as the size of the stalls was so tiny (they were the size of a childcare toilet stall) - the shower situation was also extremely negative, we are familiar with onsens, but the “onsen” they claimed to have was small and dirty, and also was THE ONLY shower option provided. there was no private shower only a shared shower room accompanying the onsen! If you are a woman age between 13-50s, you understand that some times of the month we need to shower and those times it’s really not sanitary to do so in a shared damn bathroom. (given I only saw 1 other female in our time (another guest) I assume then the owners are men who do not have wife’s and hence do not know about women. - the tatami room had a bad smell and the sleeping mats were incredibly thin (compared to similar ones we have slept on) - the owners of the hotel were incredibly UNHELPFUL, they were quite literally never at the front desk (we would leave the hotel around 11am and they were never there) - there was zero way of contacting them aside from calling, which we were unable to do given our e-sim plan (this meant there was no way to ask for help at all during our stay) - we saw one of the owners at most 1 time per day, and they were generally quite rude to us, yelling at us when we tried to use a kettle to heat our dinner - there was no option of food provided when we booked, they told us we weren’t even aloud into the kitchenette, and since they were never around we had no way to ask if that was a seperate payment - the whole trip we had to rely on the kindness of strangers in cafes and restaurants we went to outside of the hotel for information we SHOULD have been able to ask hotel staff. - the location of the hotel is extremely remote, which was known, but the section of the town it is part of was almost impossible to navigate and move around without a car

Hannah·Il y a un an

The place is simple and perfect for a no‑frills night’s stay; there was no breakfast, but they provided some bread and granola as a small courtesy, which was helpful. The only downside was that the bath closed at 10 pm, which was cutting it close.

Mihoko·Il y a un an