3-Star Hotels Near Chuo Park

Takamatsu Grand Hotel is a top choice, just a 7-minute walk from Takamatsu Central Park. Guests enjoy panoramic views of the park’s seasonal blooms and children’s playground from spacious family rooms. The hotel features kid-friendly accommodations, a 24-hour hot spring bath, and complimentary parking.

Special weekend park guided tours are offered exclusively for guests. For best rates, book through the HopeGoo app to unlock free room upgrades.

Takamatsu Sky Tower Hotel is perfect for photography lovers, featuring a glass façade and rooftop garden that mirror the lush greenery of Takamatsu Central Park. Sunset hours create stunning reflections across its mirrored surfaces—ideal for striking visuals.

Each floor has themed photo zones, including a corridor inspired by Kagawa’s traditional indigo dye art. Guests receive a limited-edition city photography guide and complimentary access to the rooftop infinity pool for panoramic shots.

Book via HopeGoo for exclusive photo tour add-ons.

Just 500 meters south of Takamatsu Central Park lies Takamatsu Art Street Market, open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM, hosting over 30 local artisans and indie designers. From Takamatsu Grand Hotel, it’s an 8-minute walk along a scenic riverside path lined with restored wooden cafés and pottery studios.

The market features live craft demonstrations every Saturday, including lacquerware and paper lantern making. Book the HopeGoo platform’s “Market Tour + Coffee Tasting” package for an enriched cultural experience.

Takamatsu Shinga Hotel is a serene retreat nestled on the eastern side of Takamatsu Central Park, built with natural wood and stone for a calming ambiance. Each room features a lavender aromatherapy system and soundproof windows for deep rest.

The hotel offers private garden tea ceremonies with locally sourced matcha and wagashi sweets, plus regular gardening workshops where guests plant succulents themselves. All meals use regional ingredients and follow zero-waste principles.

Reserve via HopeGoo to receive a hand-drawn forest map as a welcome gift.