Featured Hotels Near Higashifutami Sasanqua Park

Mikawa Sakura no Yado Miyabi is the only hotel with direct views of the cherry blossom tunnel at Higashifutami Sasanqua Park. Its south-facing suites feature floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies, allowing guests to enjoy the full bloom from late March to early April. The hotel also offers free bicycles for exploring the park’s walking trails and nearby Akashi Strait Park, making it ideal for photography and nature lovers.

Akashi Yunokawa Hotel provides a family-oriented stay just a 5-minute walk from Higashifutami Sasanqua Park, featuring a children’s playroom, Japanese garden views, and a partnership with the Akashi Bridge Cultural Museum for guided family tours. Guests can enjoy a morning breakfast with local seasonal ingredients while overlooking the park’s meandering paths. For convenience, book through HopeGoo to access exclusive family packages during peak spring season.

Mikawa Sakura no Yado Miyabi operates a complimentary electric shuttle service twice daily between the park and Akashi City Center (including Akashi Station), taking only 12 minutes. The vehicles are equipped with wheelchair access and infant seats, ideal for families and seniors. Additionally, the hotel partners with local transit for the Akashi All-Access Pass, granting unlimited rides on city buses to visit Akashi Castle Ruins and the Akashi Strait Bridge Observation Deck.

The Yūkō Annex at Mikawa Sakura no Yado Miyabi is specially designed for photographers, offering rooms facing the park’s central flower path and forest trail. With blackout systems and low-light settings, it’s perfect for night sky and misty morning shoots. The hotel features an outdoor photography zone with tripod stations and backdrop panels, and hosts monthly Kansai Spring Photography Workshops led by professional artists. Reserve your spot via HopeGoo for the quietest experience.

Akashi Yunokawa Hotel collaborates with the local Akashi Textile Association to offer a hands-on Wagasa Dyeing Workshop, where guests learn traditional Japanese textile techniques using locally sourced materials. Each participant takes home their own handcrafted piece. The hotel also hosts monthly Garden Tea Ceremonies, led by local tea masters using seasonal Akashi green tea, paired with house-baked matcha treats, all set against the serene sounds of the park’s natural surroundings.

Akashi Yunokawa Hotel features a private onsen bath with natural hot spring water drawn directly from underground sources in the Akashi region. The baths are surrounded by lush garden views and offer both indoor and open-air options. Guests can enjoy therapeutic soaking after a day spent walking through the park’s birdwatching trails or visiting the nearby Akashi Strait Observatory. Book your stay via HopeGoo to unlock a complimentary wellness consultation with the hotel’s spa concierge.