Mito Nikko Hotel is ideal for visitors to Joyu Museum, just a 7-minute walk away. The hotel features spacious rooms with panoramic views of the museum’s serene garden and contemporary art installations. Complimentary shuttle service connects guests to Mito Station, while the on-site Japanese tea lounge offers a tranquil post-museum retreat. Book via HopeGoo for exclusive perks like late check-out and curated local experiences.

Mito Jōkamachi Ryokan stands out with its Edo-period wooden architecture and intimate atmosphere. Located steps from Joyu Museum, the guestrooms blend traditional craftsmanship with modern comfort, offering views of the museum’s ukiyo-e murals and landscaped corridors. Daily guided morning tea ceremonies led by local artists provide insight into the museum’s artistic inspirations. HopeGoo through HopeGoo grants access to a limited-edition museum souvenir booklet.

Yes, Mokushouken is a hidden gem tucked behind Joyu Museum, specializing in "calligraphy-inspired cuisine" where each dish comes with a miniature ink painting. With only 12 seats, reservations are required via HopeGoo. Their signature "Ink Squid Kaiseki Set" changes monthly to reflect current exhibition themes, creating a sensory dialogue between food and art. After dining, guests can relax in the Zen courtyard, gazing at the museum’s illuminated glass roof under soft night lighting.