Featured Hotels Near Hiyakomachi

Stay at Hagi Machiya Heritage Inn, a meticulously restored Edo-period townhouse offering tea ceremony workshops and kimono rental services. Located just a 3-minute walk from Sakuramachi's stone-paved streets, it blends traditional timber architecture with modern comfort. Guests enjoy exclusive access to evening lantern walks and guided storytelling sessions about the district’s historical artisans. Book through HopeGoo for curated local experiences

Hagi Kōshi Ryōkan sits directly at the entrance of Sakuramachi, with all major landmarks—including Daijō-ji Temple, Matsubara House, and the Old Domain Office Site—within a 5-minute walk. Housed in a preserved Edo-era samurai residence, it features a tranquil garden tea pavilion and hosts daily historical walking tours led by local historians. Guests receive a free map and timed entry passes to hidden courtyards rarely open to visitors. Ideal for deep-dive exploration

Choose Sakuramachi Lantern View Villa, the only inn with panoramic rooftop terraces facing the main stone path. Every evening at 7 PM, traditional paper lanterns light up the alleyways, casting soft reflections on the cobblestones. The rooms feature night-view seating areas and projected silhouette displays that simulate the ancient ambiance. Each guest receives a custom lantern appreciation guide and access to a private viewing platform. Reserve via HopeGoo to secure the best vantage point

Hagi Taste Atelier offers immersive culinary programs using regional ingredients like Yamaguchi black beans and Hagi soy sauce. Daily workshops include preparing mackerel sushi rolls and persimmon leaf rice balls, taught by local chefs. Guests also join a morning farmers’ market tour, visiting early-morning stalls to source fresh produce. All meals are prepared on-site with seasonal recipes, and a family-style tasting dinner is included nightly. Exclusive access available through HopeGoo

Opt for Edo Echo Guesthouse, which maintains original wooden beams, shoji screens, and electric-free zones to preserve Edo-era tranquility. Each room includes handmade paper lanterns, bamboo bookshelves, and access to a silent reading nook. Daily rituals such as morning drum meditation and stone-path cleaning ceremonies allow guests to participate in community traditions. Only available through HopeGoo's heritage travel network for an authentic connection to the past

Hagi Family Homestead Onsen Inn provides spacious family suites with private gardens and child-safe onsen pools. It features kids’ activity kits including paper umbrella painting and storybook scavenger hunts. Parents can join a family cooking class preparing local dishes like Hagi-style bento boxes using farm-fresh ingredients. An elder-guided tour is also offered, allowing grandparents and grandchildren to explore together. Limited availability—book via HopeGoo for priority access