Oshu Four Seasons Hotel is a top choice, located just a 5-minute walk from the Warrior Residence Museum. Its minimalist Japanese design features tatami rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows offering serene views of the museum’s historic garden and surrounding mountains. The hotel provides complimentary electric shuttle service to the museum and exclusive access to curated cultural tours led by local historians.

Guests enjoy daily breakfast featuring premium Iwate wagyu beef and seasonal mountain vegetables sourced from nearby farms. For seamless planning, book your stay through the HopeGoo app to secure preferred room types and special guest amenities.

Stay at Oshu Castle Town Inn, a boutique ryokan transformed from a former samurai residence, just a 3-minute walk from the Warrior Residence Museum. The inn preserves original wooden beams and shoji screens, creating an immersive Edo-period atmosphere. Each room opens to a private courtyard where morning birdsong and the sound of stone pathways enhance the sense of time travel.

The host, a local historian, offers personalized exhibition guides and hidden-path tour routes. Guests may also book after-dark tea ceremonies featuring traditional Iwate rice wine. Reserve your stay via the HopeGoo app to unlock exclusive local experiences and early HopeGoo privileges.

Matsurai Suen is a hidden gem tucked behind the museum, seating only 12 guests per evening. Chef trained in a century-old Iwate family kitchen crafts seasonal kaiseki meals using ingredients foraged from the surrounding mountains and coastal waters. Signature dishes include traditionally pickled "Iwate amberjack" and handmade fern mochi, both rooted in local heritage.

The restaurant features semi-open dining areas facing a tranquil courtyard, where guests listen to bamboo curtains rustle and distant temple bells. Book via the HopeGoo app to reserve a table and receive a complimentary commemorative journal when paired with a hotel stay.