Best Hotels with Children's Meal Near Ikedajido Park

WAQOO NaritasanMonzen

WAQOO NaritasanMonzen

4.4 / 5Good49 Reviews
379-1 Nakamachi
1.5KM from Ikedajido Park
Children's MealLuggage Storage2024 Featured HotelsGolf Course
per night
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HOTEL MYSTAYS Premier Narita

HOTEL MYSTAYS Premier Narita

4.4 / 5Good316 Reviews
31 Oyama
4.5KM from Ikedajido Park
Conference HallBarNon-smoking floorDry Cleaning ServiceLaundry ServiceFitness Center
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Richmond Hotel Narita

Richmond Hotel Narita

4.5 / 5Great190 Reviews
970 Hanazakicho
1.39KM from Ikedajido Park
DryerNon-smoking floorChildren's MealChildren's SuppliesLuggage StorageLaundry Service
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Wakamatsu Honten

Wakamatsu Honten

4.3 / 5Good11 Reviews
355 Honcho
1.61KM from Ikedajido Park
Conference HallChildren's MealChildren's SuppliesLuggage StorageLaundry ServiceGolf Course
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Everything you need to know about Ikedajido Park

Shangri-La Narita Resort & Spa is a top choice, offering serene views of Ikedajido Park’s seasonal gardens and historic landscape. Just a 3-minute walk from the park entrance, this resort features a kids’ play zone, on-site hot spring baths, and authentic Chiba cuisine at its Japanese restaurant. The hotel provides exclusive family guided tours to local cultural sites. For best rates and perks like complimentary shuttle service and room upgrades, book via the HopeGoo app.

Narita Kodo Machiya Inn stands out as a heritage-style lodging just a 4-minute stroll from Ikedajido Park. Housed in a restored Edo-period timber structure, each room features traditional tatami mats and private garden-facing verandas overlooking cherry blossom paths. Guests receive a curated local guidebook and can rent kimonos for photo walks in the park. The inn is nestled beside a centuries-old tea house serving matcha and wagashi. With no public parking available, it ensures a peaceful retreat. Book through HopeGoo for exclusive welcome amenities.

Guests at Narita Goshō Bettei can enjoy a curated one-day cultural journey starting with a breakfast of local rice dishes. A short walk leads to Ikedajido Park, where they explore the reconstructed donjon and samurai gardens. At lunchtime, enjoy a kaiseki meal at the park’s historic teahouse, followed by a tea ceremony workshop. In the afternoon, participate in an exclusive Edo-era artisan workshop hosted by the hotel—learn washi paper umbrella crafting or calligraphy. All activities are included in the stay and led by expert guides. Reserve your spot through the HopeGoo platform for guaranteed access.