Sanrakuso
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Sanrakuso
108 Mitakesan, Ome-shi, Tokyo, Ome, Tokio, 198-0175, Japón
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This accommodation is also called "Kami no Ie," the house of the gods. It is run by the Shinto priests of Musashimitake shrine for 80 years and counting. It is a temple lodging built in order to welcome people who visit the Musashimitake Shrine. This healing retreat is located on a lush mountain ridge where people and nature come together. Seasonal flowers bloom in full glory by the entrance, and the hall where the patron god is enshrined is filled with a mysterious atmosphere. Look forward to a different kind of stay.
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6.0/10
Limpieza6.0
Instalaciones6.0
Ubicación6.0
Servicio6.0
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Tren: JR Mitake station
(5.3 km)
Tren: JR Kawai station
(6.0 km)
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5 de enero de 2025
他の方の口コミでは上々の評価みたいですが、今回は最悪でした。 まず部屋の清掃がダメ、ふとんは埃だらけ、食事にいたっては茶碗蒸しは半生状態、朝食の玉子焼きには『毛』がはいっている始末。 夕食時にこの宿坊の紹介があり話をするのですが、ツバが飛ぶのでやめてほしい！ 最悪な印象しかありません。
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Políticas del alojamiento
Hora de entrada y de salida
Hora de entrada: a partir de las 14:00
Hora de salida: antes de las 10:00
Descripción del alojamiento
- N.º de habitaciones: 11
This accommodation is also called "Kami no Ie," the house of the gods. It is run by the Shinto priests of Musashimitake shrine for 80 years and counting. It is a temple lodging built in order to welcome people who visit the Musashimitake Shrine. This healing retreat is located on a lush mountain ridge where people and nature come together. Seasonal flowers bloom in full glory by the entrance, and the hall where the patron god is enshrined is filled with a mysterious atmosphere. Look forward to a different kind of stay.
[Meal]
A selection of ingredients are offered to the gods. After giving thanks to rich nature, the meal is prepared into a feast for the eyes and palate.
At this temple lodging, guests can look forward to having a "lucky" meal which has been offered to the gods.
Here, meals are said to be created by gods and nurtured by people. People carefully prepare food with gratitude for nature.
The meal is named Shinjin no Zen signifying the harmony between gods and men.
[Meal]
A selection of ingredients are offered to the gods. After giving thanks to rich nature, the meal is prepared into a feast for the eyes and palate.
At this temple lodging, guests can look forward to having a "lucky" meal which has been offered to the gods.
Here, meals are said to be created by gods and nurtured by people. People carefully prepare food with gratitude for nature.
The meal is named Shinjin no Zen signifying the harmony between gods and men.