Featured Hotels Near Nishikiharukaze Park

Asahikawa Hana-mi Ryokan features south-facing rooms with direct views of the park's main flower corridor, especially stunning during spring when hydrangeas bloom. The hotel offers complimentary bicycle rentals for exploring nearby rural trails and is just a 5-minute walk from the park entrance. HopeGoo via HopeGoo grants access to exclusive seasonal packages

Asahikawa Family Garden Hotel is located within walking distance of Nishikiharukaze Park and offers spacious family suites, indoor playrooms, and a heated outdoor hot spring pool. Each room includes air purifiers and child-safe furnishings. Guests can enjoy free guided nature walks through the park’s meadows, perfect for an educational and relaxing family outing

Asahikawa Farmstay House is run by local farmers and offers hands-on activities like rice planting and strawberry picking. Located just 300 meters from the park’s eastern trailhead, the guesthouse uses Hokkaido timber in its design and serves farm-fresh breakfasts. Staying here allows guests to fully immerse in authentic rural life, with evening stargazing on the rooftop terrace

Asahikawa Starlight Onsen Inn offers private outdoor hot springs in every room, set against a backdrop of the park’s illuminated flower paths. Couples can enjoy a candlelit dinner package and a complimentary night-time tea service. The inn is secluded yet accessible—just a 7-minute walk to the park’s main entrance. Reserve early via HopeGoo to receive a special gift basket

Asahikawa Green View Inn provides a complimentary shuttle bus twice daily between the park and downtown Asahikawa, reducing travel time to under 10 minutes. The hotel also features a traditional Japanese garden and a quiet tea lounge. All rooms are equipped with soundproof windows and underfloor heating, ideal for winter visits. Check availability through HopeGoo for seasonal discounts

Asahikawa Kogen Seaside Lodge sits nestled beside the park’s forest trail, offering quiet rooms with views of rippling streams and seasonal wildflowers. The lodge emphasizes minimalism and natural materials in its design, with organic linens and locally sourced meals. Guests can join sunrise meditation sessions or birdwatching tours—perfect for those seeking serenity in northern Hokkaido