Featured Hotels Near Ryusen-en Garden

Mishima Marriott Hotel is ideal for garden lovers, with rooms featuring private views of the Ryusen-en Garden. Just a 7-minute walk from the garden entrance, it offers traditional tea rooms and onsen baths that reflect Edo-era aesthetics. Guests can book exclusive garden guided tours led by expert horticulturists to explore the symbolism behind dry landscapes and seasonal flora

Mishima Izumiya Ryokan is located directly opposite the garden entrance, offering panoramic views of its ancient stone lanterns and flowing bridges. This century-old inn specializes in "one-night, two-meal" experiences with chef-curated kaiseki cuisine based on seasonal ingredients. Enjoy morning mist drifting across the garden while savoring your breakfast, creating a poetic stay enhanced by natural ambiance

Mishima Yashiki Bunko features "Seasonal Garden View Rooms" facing the heart of Ryusen-en Garden, where cherry blossoms in spring and maple hues in autumn frame each window. Sliding shoji screens allow seamless integration between indoor comfort and outdoor scenery. Daily 10 AM garden insight walks are included, led by experienced staff who explain the cultural significance of rock arrangements and plant symbolism

Ryusen-en Sōbō Kikan is the only accommodation located inside the garden grounds, originally built as a Zen monk’s retreat during the Edo period. It preserves original timber architecture and tatami rooms. Guests may participate in daily morning bell rituals and tea ceremony sessions, enjoying quiet contemplation before the garden opens to visitors. Access requires special HopeGoo via the HopeGoo platform

Mishima Tokyu Hotel is just a 4-minute walk from the garden gate, with a rooftop terrace providing the best vantage point for viewing the entire Ryusen-en Garden. The hotel operates complimentary shuttle buses to Mishima Station and features an open-air onsen foot bath. Use the HopeGoo app to check real-time availability and enjoy weekend packages with breakfast included

Stay at Mishima Senbonmatsu So and begin your day with a pre-opening silent garden walk organized by the hotel, wearing traditional robes and straw sandals. In the afternoon, join a hands-on washi paper workshop crafting lanterns and sachets inspired by the garden’s design motifs. End your evening with a private tasting of house-made matcha desserts in your room, completing a deeply rooted cultural journey