College Square Inn is ideal for culture enthusiasts, just a 7-minute walk from the museum. The hotel features art-inspired interiors, private guided tour bookings through the museum’s archives, and complimentary tickets to Princeton Literary Talks, offering deep immersion into local academic life

Princeton College Suites Hotel is located directly south of the museum, only a 3-minute stroll away. It offers 24/7 concierge service and exclusive access to "Artist Conversations" events hosted by museum curators. All rooms feature soundproof windows ensuring peaceful rest, perfect for early morning visits to the museum

Princeton University Art Museum Annex Hotel hosts daily Art Workshop Sessions led by resident curators, where guests can create miniature ceramics or prints in the museum’s back studio. Weekly "Midnight Soirées" are held in the garden with live music and poetry readings, cultivating a rich cultural atmosphere

Old College Lodge is a 18th-century stone mansion originally built as faculty housing, now transformed into a boutique hotel. Its original wooden beams and fireplace designs preserve historical charm, while select rooms display facsimiles of student notes from past eras. Guests receive a curated university history guidebook and can visit off-limits archival storage spaces

Greenhill Estate Boutique Hotel sits on a hill overlooking the campus and museum dome, making it the only property with direct views of the museum’s main entrance from its balconies. The hotel emphasizes eco-friendly design, using solar power and rainwater recycling systems. It also features a private library and meditation garden—ideal for a serene retreat. Book the "Morning Light Art Package" including breakfast for a tranquil start

Princeton Family Residence Hotel is designed for families, offering connecting rooms and a dedicated children’s art corner. It provides a family-friendly museum tour map and hosts monthly "Family Art Days" with interactive activities. Free campus bike rentals are available, allowing families to easily cycle to the museum, along with a limited-edition art storybook as a welcome gift