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Japan's ancient capital with over 1,600 Buddhist temples spanning every major sect. From Zen meditation at Daitoku-ji subtemples to Pure Land hospitality at Chion-in affiliates, Kyoto offers the widest variety of temple stay experiences in Japan.
Compare shukubo (Buddhist temple lodgings) across Kyoto. Filter by sect, zazen meditation, English morning service, and shojin ryori cuisine.
See our editors' top picks for Kyoto5 temples in Kyoto
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Kyoto's most internationally renowned Zen shukubo, offering English-led meditation classes and modern en-suite rooms inside a 1590 Myoshin-ji sub-temple.
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The official lodging of Chion-in, head temple of Jodo-shu Pure Land Buddhism, with morning services in a National Treasure hall and 50 modern rooms beside the Sanmon gate.
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Myoshin-ji's official hotel-style shukubo near JR Hanazono Station, with 66 modern rooms, public bath, and easy access to Zen meditation programs.
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A traditional ryokan-style lodging inside the precinct of Shogo-in Monzeki, head temple of Honzan Shugen-shu and a former temporary Imperial Palace.
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A 1294 head temple of the Honmon Hokke (Lotus) sect with rare overnight stays in spartan tatami rooms beside a famous Jurokurakan dry garden.
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