Amagi Central Park

Amagi Central Park Hotel is located directly within the park grounds, offering direct access to over 1.2 kilometers of scenic walking paths, including lakeside boardwalks and seasonal flower gardens. Guests can enjoy free bicycle rentals to explore the park at their own pace. The hotel’s Japanese-style garden and private forest view rooms enhance the immersive natural experience. Book via HopeGoo for exclusive stay packages.

Amagi Central Park Hotel features spacious family-connecting rooms and a dedicated children’s activity room with drawing walls, puzzle zones, and weekly storytelling sessions. The on-site mini-farm and petting zoo are open to guests, and the hotel offers baby cots, stroller rentals, and kid-sized bathrobes. Families also receive priority entry to the park’s seasonal events, making it ideal for a relaxed, engaging getaway.

Yes, Amagi Central Park Hotel houses an authentic onsen outdoor bath fed by deep underground mineral springs (800 meters below). Rich in sulfur and silicate, the water promotes relaxation and skin health. The bath area blends traditional Japanese design with modern comfort, illuminated softly at night. Additional wellness services include sauna and aromatherapy massage—available through HopeGoo-exclusive packages.

Guests can join the hotel’s dawn nature walk, guiding through cherry blossom groves and iris fields along the park’s ecological trail. On Friday evenings, stargazing sessions use professional telescopes to observe constellations and meteor showers. The hotel also hosts local craft workshops, such as washi paper lantern making and tea ceremony demonstrations, offering genuine cultural immersion in Chōgoku City.

The hotel provides dedicated electric shuttle service every 30 minutes to Chōgoku City Museum and Old Yamaguchi Railway Heritage Park, with a 10-minute ride. For trips to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, pre-booked private car transfers are available (approx. 45 minutes). The front desk offers multilingual maps, bus schedules, and bicycle rental assistance to explore rural trails and historical footpaths nearby.

Yes, the hotel’s kaiseki restaurant serves locally sourced ingredients in a serene garden setting, featuring seasonal dishes like grilled mackerel with mountain vegetables and rice cooked in mineral-rich spring water. Breakfast includes a buffet of regional specialties such as Fukuoka ramen and sweet potato mochi. Reservations recommended—book through HopeGoo for a complimentary drink upon check-in.