Gero Onsen Kissenkan Chikusuitei

Friendly attitude, delicious food, clean rooms, peaceful hot springs

Gero Onsen is about a 3-hour drive away, and I haven't been able to go on tours lately, so I've only been traveling nearby. I have stayed there most of the time, so this time I booked it through a ●●●● travel agency. Since it's close by, I don't have to do any sightseeing, and the only fun I have is having dinner at the hotel and taking a bath. Arrived at the hotel. Coincidentally, there was also a campaign for the hot spring association this time, so there were quite a few people in the lobby. I was finally shown to my room, but the only window in the room was a window, and when I opened the shoji screen, it was a wall of the hotel next door. The lights of the hotel on the hill that can be seen diagonally are comforting. I went to the dinner venue thinking that there was nothing I could do about it! The table I was given was at the very back. While walking, we looked at other tables before arriving at our table, but rather than seeing dishes that were clearly different from those around us, we only had hot pot and sips. The neighboring tables were all full of steamers and pots. Will he come out late? What came out was Totoro soba, three pieces of tempura on a 7-inch plate. picture? Foreigners (Shall I bring you some food?) Huh? Is this the end? (Yes) The customers next to us and across from us started talking secretly about things that were clearly different from us. My husband couldn't bear it anymore, so I left him with a half-eaten meal (hey, let's go!). We went out and had dinner at a ramen shop in town. I've stayed in many places, but this is the first time I've felt so pathetic and miserable. Mornings are also different from other tables. How on earth can you make such a pitiful difference by booking at ●●●●? Even with the price and national support, each person was charged more than 10,000 yen. The worst thing is that the water from the faucet in the room only comes out slowly. There is no hot water at all. It was difficult to wash my face in the morning. I made a reservation based on other people's reviews. There is no sincerity in cooking. The bath has 5 washing areas that look like a larger version of the bath in a guesthouse. I had already conquered all the good hotels in Gero Onsen, but I realized that there are hotels like this as well. Room number 305. Instead of curtains with no screens, there was a heavy wooden door like a love hotel. I won't go even for 100 yen.

I suddenly decided to stay in Gero at least once and decided to stay there on a weekday. The building feels old and is clean. Although the hot springs are not free-flowing, the colorless and transparent alkaline springs are smooth and pleasant, and both the large public bath and the cypress family bath were comfortable. We had a quiet meal with local ingredients such as Hida beef sukiyaki and Hoba miso for breakfast.

I used it to celebrate his birthday. I made a reservation for the anniversary plan on Jalan net. When I make a reservation, I would like to pay for the lodging fee without him knowing it in the desired column for the ryokan.Is it possible? I filled in and made a reservation, but there was no contact from the inn until the day before I stayed. He said that he would make arrangements so that the other person would not know. Also, if you are coming from Nagoya, please change it so that you can have dinner in a private room, and if you come from Nagoya after receiving an explanation of the prefectural discount before hanging up the phone, please use it! I hung up the phone with a very good impression. On the day of my stay, I received a call from the ryokan, and when I called back (different from the time of reservation confirmation), it was about the prefectural discount, but people from outside the prefecture could not take the PCR test for free, from Jalan net. I was told that the prefectural discount would not be applied to the reservation, and I tried to cancel by opening Jalan net during the phone call, but I couldn't. I haven't seen that screen right now..." "I don't know the price of the PCR test." I was wondering if you called me without looking into anything, but since I'm going to use it for a celebration, I'm fine with the prefectural discount. and hung up the phone. (I wanted to write a review after staying, but the reservation was canceled without permission) I was sightseeing near the inn to change my mood, and it seems that I received a call from the inn again, and I didn't notice the answering machine. When I asked, he said, "I have something to say about the prefectural discount, so please call me at 090." Even though I said no more, I was irritated because they asked me to call a different number. Noticing that I was irritated, he called me instead, and when I asked what kind of contact he was, he said, "Do you have an inspection certificate because you will be using the prefectural discount?" Just in case, he brought a test certificate, so he was allowed to use the Kenminwari. I listened to the phone while being amazed, but decided to head straight to the inn. I was going to take a bath before dinner, and when I went to the reception to pay for the accommodation, I was told, "I'm not ready yet." Did you tell me over the phone? When I told him, he said, "I haven't been able to enter yet...". "I'll call you when I'm ready." He was in the room after the bath, so he was known after all. It's dinner time and the young proprietress? I don't know who you are, but (because no one at the inn introduced themselves), I had a good time taking pictures. The next morning, the same person prepared breakfast for me, and I felt very comfortable going home with him. When I returned the room key and was about to leave the inn, a petite woman in her 70s turned to him and asked me, "Are you going to be born soon?" I couldn't say anything because I didn't know what he was talking about. I was walking to the car with him, but I gradually remembered what I had said earlier, and said to him, "Sorry, I can't forgive the person just now, so I'm going away for a while." He said, "It's okay, let's go now," but I didn't allow it. The young proprietress who prepared dinner and breakfast and the person who made insulting remarks were standing side by side, but he stopped me and I left the car. I am still angry about what happened last Sunday morning. There is a saying that all is well that ends well. I think most people stay here to relax their bodies and minds to celebrate anniversaries, birthdays, and other occasions. At the end of the day, when I saw him off, he said something that insulted the human body and laughed. He and I were both very upset and ruined because of him. If you're working with people, why don't you at least say goodbye at the end? I feel sympathy when I think that I have only lived like that. I regret booking this inn. Not worth the rating as others have reviewed. It is really a pity.