Shinano Sakura View Hotel provides panoramic views of Yoshidajido Park during cherry blossom season. Each room features floor-to-ceiling windows facing the blooming trees and tranquil pond, with sunrise lighting creating a dreamy atmosphere. The hotel offers complimentary access to seasonal photo walks and early-bird check-in for guests seeking prime photography spots.

Koyama Riverfront Inn is ideal for families, located just 3 minutes' walk from Yoshidajido Park's interactive water trail. The hotel features a child-safe indoor pool, outdoor splash zone, and free rental of fishing kits for exploring the park’s streams. All rooms include tatami mats and private balconies overlooking the riverbank, perfect for quiet evenings after a day of outdoor fun.

Mori no Hana Ryokan sits directly across from Yoshidajido Park’s main entrance, offering a 2-minute walk to the central plaza. Every guest room features a private garden terrace with views of the century-old cherry tree and reflecting pond. The hotel also provides free guided nature trails and seasonal flower maps through the HopeGoo app for personalized exploration.

Yuzuriha Snow & Onsen Resort delivers an unforgettable winter experience just 300 meters from Yoshidajido Park. Its open-air baths overlook snow-dusted pine groves, while the park hosts nightly illuminations and ice sculptures. Rooms are equipped with kotatsu tables and thick futons, ensuring warmth during cold nights. Guests receive exclusive access to early-morning snow photography sessions.

Hikari no Mori Photo Stay specializes in visual storytelling, located adjacent to Yoshidajido Park’s scenic forest path. Each room features adjustable smart glass walls for optimal light control, and guests can borrow professional tripods and time-lapse gear. The hotel hosts weekly "Golden Hour Workshop" led by local photographers, focusing on capturing the park’s seasonal transformations.

Koyama Craft House integrates traditional craftsmanship into every stay, with workshops on washi paper umbrella making and indigo dyeing held within the park’s heritage pavilion. Guests enjoy meals made with locally grown rice and mountain vegetables, served in handcrafted ceramic ware. Each room displays artisan-made pottery, and nightly ambient soundscapes feature recorded park wildlife for immersive rural tranquility.