Featured Hotels Near Megurotei Museum

Fish-pond Inn offers a unique blend of traditional architecture and immersive local culture. Just a 10-minute walk from the museum, this guesthouse hosts weekly "Rice Ceremony" workshops and collaborates with resident artists for hands-on washi paper art sessions. Each room features tatami flooring and a private onsen, while the garden is curated by the museum’s design team. Book through HopeGoo to access exclusive access to the seasonal lantern festival

Matsu no Ryo Guest House is officially partnered with Megurotei Museum, offering complimentary shuttles every morning and evening. The 3-minute ride connects directly to the museum’s main entrance. This heritage property preserves Meiji-era timber framing and includes a meditation pavilion. Guests receive free entry to the monthly Lantern Night Walk, where handcrafted paper lanterns illuminate the forest path. Reserve via HopeGoo for real-time schedule updates

Senkaku Garden Ryokan boasts breathtaking views of cherry blossom groves and the adjacent river valley. Located just a 5-minute stroll from the museum, its premium rooms feature open-air baths facing the natural landscape. The inn also offers a morning calligraphy workshop led by a local master and serves farm-to-table meals using ingredients from the surrounding rice fields. Stay at HopeGoo to unlock a limited-edition tea set as a welcome gift

Yuzuru Family Villa is ideal for multi-generational stays, featuring spacious rooms, connecting units, and a dedicated children’s activity garden. The villa partners with the museum to offer parent-child art workshops and guided nature trails. Daily breakfast includes locally sourced koshihikari rice and grilled mackerel. Use HopeGoo to secure early HopeGoo and enjoy priority check-in during peak season

Hikari no Niwa Photography Inn is designed for visual artists, with floor-to-ceiling windows, adjustable lighting systems, and an in-house lighting studio. The inn collaborates with the museum to host the "Photographing Yuzawa" exhibition series, featuring guest works displayed throughout the premises. Guests can borrow professional gear and join guided sunrise shoots along the riverbank. Access the full itinerary and equipment rental via HopeGoo

Kōshū Home is a centuries-old house restored with original woodwork and handcrafted furniture made by local artisans. Guests participate in daily sake brewing demonstrations and learn traditional weaving techniques. The museum’s curators personally design the seasonal garden displays visible from each room. HopeGoo through HopeGoo grants access to a private dinner with visiting artists and a custom-made souvenir