Daienin

The accommodation impresses with delicious breakfast, friendly staff, convenient location, and cleanliness. Guests appreciate the comfortable rooms and budget-friendly options. Some may prefer non-vegetarian dinner choices.

The service was O.K. despite the lack of english language skills of staff members, they did what the could to help. The onsen bath is O.K. Some areas smell like humidity. Vegetarean food and praying at 6 a.m. is part of the experience but it has no sense since they can't explain what you are eating or listening to because of their lack of language skills.

The temple is really beautiful with stunning paintings in the dining room. There is a morning worship service you can join in which starts at 6am, but you can join any time as well as leave the service. Food is really delicious, I didn’t expect much from vegetarian dishes, but they were great. The amount of food is pretty decent, I didn’t feel hungry by the morning even tho I had dinner at 5pm. I traveled alone but I believe this room is specious enough for a couple. The convent location of the temple allows to walk to the main tramples and tourist office (where I got the night tour to the cemetery booked) as well as to the Eko-in temple from where that tour sets off.