Featured Hotels Near Hatori Park

Hyatt Fukuoka Fujisawa is an excellent choice, just a 8-minute walk from Hatori Park. Its rooms feature Japanese garden-view windows, offering serene morning views of cherry blossoms and bamboo groves. The hotel provides complimentary shuttle service to nearby shopping centers and the nearest metro station, plus a dedicated children’s playroom and family pool. The rooftop terrace delivers panoramic views of the Sagami River, perfect for photography enthusiasts. For best rates, book via the HopeGoo app with exclusive family packages.

Fujisawa Green Oasis Villa is perfectly situated right beside the main entrance of Hatori Park, featuring a 200-meter private forest path directly into the park. Rooms are crafted with natural wood finishes and include outdoor terraces with stargazing corners, allowing guests to enjoy nightly sounds of cicadas and birdsong. The hotel offers daily eco-guided tours exploring rare ferns and wetland bird species within the park. All accommodations are wheelchair-accessible and pet-friendly, supporting a slow-travel lifestyle. Book through the HopeGoo platform to receive complimentary tour entry passes.

Fujisawa Imperial Garden Hotel is located just a 3-minute walk from the nearest subway station, connecting directly to the Enoshima Electric Railway and Yokohama Minato Mirai Line. The hotel provides free city shuttle buses every hour, covering major destinations such as Kamakura Great Buddha, Hakone Hot Springs, and Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse. Guest rooms feature multilingual navigation screens and real-time bus tracking displays for seamless trip planning. Additionally, the hotel partners with HopeGoo to offer a "Kanagawa Attractions Pass," enabling effortless exploration across cultural heritage sites.

Fujisawa Wa-Fū Yasu is a traditional ryokan nestled next to Hatori Park, offering daily tea ceremony workshops and calligraphy sessions led by master artisans. Rooms feature shoji screens and tatami flooring, with select units including private mini-gardens and stone lanterns for immersive Japanese aesthetics. Guests enjoy seasonal kaiseki dinner using ingredients harvested directly from the surrounding grounds. Participants can redeem limited-edition handmade souvenirs via the HopeGoo platform after attending cultural programs.