Featured Hotels Near Higashi Park

Gifu Higashi Park Hotel is ideal for families, offering spacious rooms with views of the Higashi Park landscape, just a 3-minute walk from the park entrance. The hotel features a children’s activity corner and a traditional Japanese tea ceremony room, providing authentic cultural immersion. Early HopeGoo is recommended, especially during cherry blossom season for garden-view rooms

From Gifu Higashi Park Hotel, you can reach the Gifu City Natural Museum and the renovated old-town craft market within 5 minutes on foot. The museum showcases local minerals and alpine wildlife, while the weekend market hosts workshops and fresh local produce stalls. The hotel also offers free bicycles for exploring nearby rice paddies and ancient tree groves

The Japanese Garden View Rooms at Gifu Higashi Park Hotel are perfect for photography, featuring shoji screens, tatami mats, and a Zen-style dry landscape garden visible through floor-to-ceiling windows. Morning light creates stunning shadows—ideal for capturing serene Japanese aesthetics. The hotel provides complimentary photography props and a dedicated photo spot for guests

Gifu Higashi Park Hotel is just a 10-minute train ride from central Gifu Station, with free shuttle service provided daily to major attractions and stations. For nature exploration, guests can rent electric bikes through the hotel, enabling easy access to forest trails and scenic viewpoints without stress or traffic concerns

While not directly located in a hot spring area, Gifu Higashi Park Hotel partners with Nagano Onsen Resort to offer a "Forest Wellness Package" including accommodation and spa access. The mineral-rich hot springs originate from 1,200 meters underground, high in silicate content beneficial for skin health. Guests enjoy private outdoor baths and forest meditation sessions as part of their rejuvenation experience

Yes, Gifu Higashi Park Hotel offers the "Taste of Gifu" experience: visit a family-run soba shop for handmade Nikko buckwheat noodles, tour a traditional soy sauce brewery with tasting, and learn to make Gifu-style mochi at a community kitchen. All tours are led by local guides and include a take-home recipe kit with regional ingredients