Reviews of Aki Kokubunji Shukubou
739-0002 Hiroshima, Higashihiroshima, 2064, Saijocho, Yoshiyuki, Japan
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Reviewed: 4 July 2025 · Stayed in June 2025
Verified reviewEverything was perfect, a great experience for being on a japonese temple , staff was really kind and helpful, not busy at all, you get all the attention.
Reviewed: 7 April 2025 · Stayed in April 2025
Verified reviewThe monks are extremely friendly and helpful! Excel facilities and location!
Reviewed: 3 November 2024 · Stayed in November 2024
Verified reviewBest breakfast ever! Courteous people and detailed explanations about this delicious meal! I even went to a tour around the hotel promoted by one of the owners. Thank you for being so kind!
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Reviewed: 20 October 2024 · Stayed in October 2024
Verified reviewAwesome experience, with a particularly kind and welcoming host. Great breakfast too. There is the possibility to attend a morning temple ceremony. Staying here was also great to get away from the most touristic spots, and get a different perspective on Japan.
This is a traditional type of accommodation, with a thin wall between the two guest rooms. I assume that Japanese guests are well aware of it, but tourists probably don't realize that you can hear guests from the other room talking or snoring. Earplugs can help.
Reviewed: 29 September 2024 · Stayed in September 2024
Verified reviewReviewed: 15 August 2024 · Stayed in August 2024
Verified reviewWe wanted to spend at least one night in a temple and this proved to be a good choice. Easily reached by train from Hiroshima and a short walk from Saijo station. So peaceful and a truly amazing breakfast.