Featured Hotels Near Heiwa no taki (waterfall)

Discover Heiwa no Taki (Waterfall), where crystal-clear water tumbles from mossy cliffs into a quiet forest pool. Surrounded by ancient trees and silence so deep you can hear your heartbeat, this peaceful retreat offers a powerful dose of nature’s calm—perfect for recharging your spirit.

Sapporo Luxuray Log House

Sapporo Luxuray Log House

Nishi Miyanosawa 6 Jo 2 chome 6-27
5.21KM from Heiwa no taki (waterfall)
Family-friendly HotelDryerHome TheaterChildren's Play AreaNon-smoking floorBarbecue
per night
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CASA SOUVENIR 201

CASA SOUVENIR 201

4-3-201, Miyanosawa 1 jyo 3 chome
5.79KM from Heiwa no taki (waterfall)
per night
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CASA SOUVENIR 301

CASA SOUVENIR 301

Miyanosawa 1 jyo 3 chome 4-3, 301
5.79KM from Heiwa no taki (waterfall)
per night
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Colore Kotoni

Colore Kotoni

West End Hassamu 3 Jo 1-11-1 Corole Kotoni
3.1KM from Heiwa no taki (waterfall)
per night
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Hotel Vegas (Adult Only)

Hotel Vegas (Adult Only)

2 / 54 Reviews
2 Chome-4-1 Nishimiyanosawa 6 Jo
5.15KM from Heiwa no taki (waterfall)
Parking
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Miyanosawa about 6 Minutes on Foot from Exit 1 of Subway Miyanosawa Station

Miyanosawa about 6 Minutes on Foot from Exit 1 of Subway Miyanosawa Station

3, 4, 3-chōme, Miyanosawa 1 Jō, Nishi-ku CASA SOUVENIR 301
5.79KM from Heiwa no taki (waterfall)
Laundry Service
per night
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Casa Souvenir

Casa Souvenir

1jyo-3-4-3 CASA SOUVENIR
5.78KM from Heiwa no taki (waterfall)
per night
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Heiwa no taki (waterfall)

Four Seasons Hotel Sapporo is ideal, just a 15-minute drive from Heiwa no Taki, offering complimentary shuttle service. The rooms blend Japanese minimalism with modern luxury, and many feature serene garden views. Guests can book exclusive guided tours to explore the surrounding pristine forest trails and enjoy a tranquil tea ceremony by the falls, immersing in nature’s quiet elegance.

Take the Sapporo Municipal Subway to "Nishi 28-chome Station", then transfer to a bus bound for "Heiwa no Taki Mae Stop"—total journey time around 40 minutes. Alternatively, opt for a private car rental or chauffeur service to enjoy scenic views of Hokkaido’s countryside. Many nearby hotels offer complimentary private transfers, ensuring a seamless and relaxing arrival at this peaceful sanctuary.

Beyond viewing the crystal-clear stream and tiered waterfall, join local-guided eco-interpretation walks to discover Hokkaido’s native ferns and bird species. During autumn, participate in a fall foliage photography workshop to master capturing the perfect shot of cascading water amid vibrant red leaves. Some experiences include an outdoor tea ceremony under the forest canopy, offering a meditative moment of tranquility amidst nature.

In spring, fresh tender shoots and melting snow runoff create lush greenery. Summer brings peak flow, forming a dramatic powerful curtain of water. Autumn paints the hillsides in fiery reds and golds, contrasting beautifully with the falls—ideal for photographers. In winter, though fewer visitors come, the frozen waterfall becomes a magical spectacle, with icicles forming delicate columns, transforming the site into a dreamlike ice wonderland.

Located adjacent to a protected natural reserve, these hotels use eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient systems, promoting sustainable travel. Some rooms feature outdoor hot springs where guests can soak while gazing at the waterfall and forest landscape, enjoying intimate wellness. Dedicated naturalists provide real-time ecological commentary, enriching guests’ appreciation and respect for the local environment during their stay.

Absolutely! The site features safe, gentle trails and child-friendly interpretive signs. Families can borrow nature exploration kits (including magnifying glasses and plant guides) to turn discovery into play. Weekend programs include hands-on workshops like making natural specimen frames or wooden animal carvings, blending education with creativity—perfect for nurturing children’s connection to nature.

Yes! Visit the viewpoint platform early morning for soft light, minimal crowds, and misty ambiance—ideal for long-exposure water shots and ethereal fog effects. A hidden gem is the eastern forest path, offering low-angle views of the falls and reflections, especially stunning with autumn foliage. Some hotels even provide professional photography tours to help you fine-tune settings and find the perfect composition.