Cottages
About the cottages
The Island Park has 10 cottages where you can stay for the night. Each is a free standing building, located next to a flower field overlooking Hakata Bay. Spend a relaxing time surrounded by nature: cherry and rapeseed blossoms in spring, cosmos flowers in autumn.
Reservations / Information
+81-92-881-2494
Lodging fee
1 night 1 person（including tax. A separate 200 yen accommodation tax is required.）
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Adult |
7,000 yen |
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Elementary school student |
4,000 yen |
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A small child 3 years old or above |
2,000 yen |
Check-in / Check-out
15:00 – 17:00 / 10: 00 the following day
The cottages are located within the park, so you can explore it before check-in and after check-out.
Depending on the circumstances of the event etc., the check-in / check-out time may be around.
The cottages are located within the park, so you can explore it before check-in and after check-out.
Depending on the circumstances of the event etc., the check-in / check-out time may be around.
Number of guests
One cottage can provide lodging for up to 6 guests, but don’t hesitate to contact us if you wish to increase that number.
Accommodations
Inside the room
Air conditioning, bath, sink, toilet, refrigerator, table, futon, two-in-one shampoo, body soap, toothbrush, portable gas cooker, cups, kettle
NOT in the room
Television, radio, towel, bathrobe
Rental (fee required, including tax)
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Barbeque charcoal set |
2,000 yen |
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Rice cooker (app. 900ml) |
300 yen |
Knife, cutting board, pot, frying pan, cooking chopsticks, ladle, disposable chopsticks, plastic plates and bowls of various sizes, sieve, earthenware pot (reservation required)
Rental (free rental)
board games, party games
Special offers for lodging guests
・When staying for the night entering the park is free of charge.
・Nokonoshima Camping Village and the beach can be used for half price one time (only in July and August)
・Nokonoshima Camping Village and the beach can be used for half price one time (only in July and August)
Gallery
Blog
The story of Noko kannon and goddess
The story of Noko kannon and goddess Once upon a time, there are two kannon1 statues made of stone in a village called Nokomura2. The one is called “Otoko Kannon Sama3 (hereinafter Mr.Kannon)” and the other is called “Onna Kannon Sama4 (hereinafter Ms.Kannon).” Both...
Legal Wedding
Nokonoshima Island Park hosted Kyushu's first so-called "legal wedding," in which newlyweds from abroad can register their marriage in a Japanese public office. During the wonderful ceremony vows were exchanged on a field of sunflowers in full bloom. May the married...
