Accommodation and Hostels in Dewa Sanzan
Most pilgrims opt to stay in the town of Haguro-machi, at the foot of the mountain. There are over 30 shukubo here offering basic lodgings. Regardless of where you stay, though, you must arrive before the dinner hour or you will have a difficult time finding a room. The best way is to call in advance and make a reservation (in Japanese). The shokubo experience is a good way to enjoy the journey, provided someone in your party speaks Japanese.
Saikan (斎館), ☎ +81 0235 62-2355. Saikan is the sole pilgrim's lodging at the top of Haguro-san, left right before you pass under the torii. A fully equipped, large, impersonal, and beautifully placed ryokan with space for over 300 guests. Meals are a real treat as special monk food is served. Since the Saikan staff only speak Japanese, you can request that , a free service, help you arrange the reservation. Room with breakfast ¥7,000. �
Hagurokan (羽黒館), (Take the bus toward Haguro-machi, get off at Haguro Center, and walk down the road where the bus came from. Where the road curves left, you can see this place's sign on the right.). A recommended place to stay in Haguro. �
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