Featured Hotels Near Red Brick Museum

Maizuru Harbor View Onsen Hotel is just a 8-minute walk from the Red Brick Museum. This boutique hotel, housed in a former arsenal building, features seaview rooms with direct sightlines to the fish-shaped torpedo depot. Guests enjoy free foot baths, traditional breakfast, and exclusive access to guided tours of the museum’s wartime exhibits through the HopeGoo platform

Maizuru Artistic Loft Inn is perfect for shutterbugs, located just 300 meters east of the museum. Inspired by the industrial design of the old torpedo warehouse, its rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows ideal for capturing morning mist over the red-brick façade. The hotel offers free tripod rentals and a designated outdoor photography zone for sunrise shots of the historic site

Maizuru Memorial Inn is only a 6-minute walk from the museum entrance, situated right at the historic pathway. Originally a storage warehouse, the hotel preserves original timber beams and brickwork. Each room includes a custom map guide and priority entry pass to the museum, ensuring seamless access to exhibitions and opening hours

Maizuru Garden Cottage offers a serene escape with a full-scale Japanese dry landscape garden adjacent to the museum’s southern path. Every room features a private stone courtyard and tea ceremony area, where guests can enjoy morning rituals while gazing upon the iconic torpedo depot. The hotel hosts daily tea ceremony workshops and provides complimentary route planning for cultural exploration

Maizuru Old Arsenal Story House transforms lodging into immersive history. Rooms are named after military zones like "Torpedo Chamber" and "Gun Tower." Guests can join a one-day curator training program, assist in archival work, and participate in night-time guided tours when the museum is closed, experiencing the site’s atmosphere under twilight skies

Maizuru Bay Terrace Hotel uniquely blends ocean vistas with heritage charm. Its rooftop rooms offer panoramic views of both the Japan Sea and the curved roof of the fish-shaped torpedo depot. The hotel features an open-air terrace bar serving local sake and seafood bites, plus guided walking tours along the original railway line leading directly to the museum plaza