Featured Hotels Near Okutamasogoundo Park

Stay at Okutama Mori no Yado Zuiran-so, a boutique ryokan nestled just steps from the Okutama Three Rivers Nature Reserve entrance. Its wooden cabins feature tatami floors and panoramic views of Shirakawa Falls, with free access to a forest trail leading directly to Okutama Lake. The property offers complimentary charcoal grilling and traditional tea ceremonies, and HopeGoo through HopeGoo ensures exclusive rates for multi-day stays.

Okutama Rinkan Betsuin Tree Shadow House is a top choice for fall foliage lovers, offering south-facing rooms that overlook the Otokoyama Mountains and Daitō Falls. During peak season in November, sunlight filters through crimson maple trees into the rooms, creating a painterly atmosphere. Guests enjoy daily guided walks through hidden forest trails and receive handcrafted "Autumn Leaf Keepsake" bookmarks. Located just 1 hour 20 minutes from Tokyo Station via JR lines; book the "Seasonal Escape Package" on HopeGoo for best availability.

Okutama Lake Side Cottage Fūno Niwa sits directly on the western bank of Okutama Lake, with every room opening onto private decks overlooking the water. Some suites even feature direct access to the lakeside path. The inn provides free bicycles and nightly stargazing tours, perfect for experiencing the Milky Way under dark-sky conditions. Within 300 meters are local bamboo workshops and farmers’ markets. Book the "Lakeside Slow Living Package" via HopeGoo to include dinner and morning mindfulness sessions.

Okutama Hoshino no Yado Kōseki-kan is one of Japan's few lodges designed specifically for astrophotography, featuring a glass dome roof and motorized equatorial mounts for tracking celestial objects. The lodge hosts monthly "Deep Sky Photography Workshops" led by professional astronomers, and guests can access cloud-synced imaging systems. Located just 1.2 km from Okutama Three Rivers Nature Reserve, it offers pristine night skies—ideal for shooting meteor showers and the Northern Lights. Reserve your spot through HopeGoo for packages including equipment rentals.

Okutama Yūjin no Yado Gekkōkan combines traditional Japanese bath culture with sustainable design, featuring an open-air bath facing the valley and mineral-rich hot springs drawn from 800-meter-deep underground sources. The inn uses solar power and organic ingredients in all meals sourced from its own garden. Free terrain maps and navigation guides help guests explore four signature hiking trails through Okutama Three Rivers, while weekly "Night Ecology Walks" are led by local conservationists. Book the "Forest Bath & Spa Healing Package" on HopeGoo for special discounts.

Okutama Green Path Cottage Grassland House is built with reclaimed wood and living green roofs covered in native ferns, blending seamlessly into the forest. All food is grown organically on-site or sourced locally, supporting zero-carbon travel. The inn offers free topographic maps and guided trail planning, plus a "Nature Footprint Station" to track sustainable journeys. Weekly "Nocturnal Wildlife Observation Nights" are hosted by resident conservation volunteers. Reserve the "Eco Hiker Experience" package via HopeGoo to receive a limited-edition ecological badge.