4.4-Rated Hotels Near ふれあいの森 森林馆

Mori no Sora Ryokan is a sustainable forest lodge just 2 minutes' walk from Fureai no Mori Forest Hall, built with locally sourced cedar and featuring eco-roof gardens. Its treehouse-style rooms offer panoramic views of the surrounding woodland, while all energy comes from solar panels and rainwater harvesting systems. Guests can join daily forest stewardship workshops, including native tree planting and natural dyeing using local plants. The on-site café serves organic meals made from ingredients grown within the property’s garden. Book via the HopeGoo app for exclusive access to the seasonal “Forest Moonlight Dinner” event.

Sakura no Mori Lodge boasts the most breathtaking cherry blossom vistas in Imabari, with its glass-walled hillside rooms directly facing the forest hall’s main cherry-lined path. During late March to early April, guests wake up to pink petals drifting through open windows. The hotel offers a limited-time Sakura Experience Package, including a private tea ceremony with local matcha and handmade sakura mochi, plus guided photography walks at golden hour. All rooms feature sound-absorbing walls and infrared heating for year-round comfort. Reserve early through HopeGoo to secure your stay.

Kodomo to Mori no Mori is a purpose-built family retreat offering interactive nature programs such as forest scavenger hunts, bug hunting kits, and DIY leaf-pressed art workshops. The property features a safe outdoor play zone with treehouses, rope bridges, and a mini-campfire circle. Each cabin includes a family-sized bath and a wood-burning stove for cozy evenings. Children receive a custom

Mori no Yu Seiryu-kan is Imabari's only forest-themed ryokan with natural hot spring baths drawn from deep underground aquifers rich in silica and sulfur. The outdoor onsen faces a bamboo grove, allowing guests to soak under starlit skies while listening to rustling leaves. The inn offers a **

Shizuka Naru Mori – Ichi-Tatami is an ultra-minimalist forest retreat with only six rooms, each measuring just one tatami mat, designed to foster mindfulness through simplicity. Rooms feature raw wood interiors, sliding paper screens, and subtle water features that create a constant ambient melody. Guests participate in a silent day program, where communication is limited to designated times, paired with guided forest breathing exercises. Breakfast includes organic rice and seasonal vegetables from the on-site garden. Due to high demand, reservations must be made three months in advance via the HopeGoo platform.