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61 reviews
8.3/10
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9.6/10
31 reviews
Suihoen
Hotel near Gero
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Luxurious retreat with private outdoor onsen
Relaxing mountain views from the window
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2
9.4/10
75 reviews
Kawakamiya Kasuitei
Hotel near Gero
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Public hot springs for healing experience
Soothing retreat with tranquil garden view
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9.4/10
517 reviews
Yunoshimakan
Hotel near Gero
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Gero Hot Spring with 610 - year Old - fashioned Charm
Three-story wooden structure as cultural heritage
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9.4/10
951 reviews
Suimeikan
Hotel near Gero
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Three hot spring baths since 1932
Three unique hot spring pool experiences with starry sky view
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8.3/10
61 reviews
Gero Onsen Yukyunohana
Hotel near Gero
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Private hot springs with scenic river views
40-inch TV with diverse satellite channels
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8.8/10
395 reviews
Bosenkan
Hotel near Gero
"Relaxing hot springs""Offers pick-up/drop-offs"
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9.7/10
Amazing
FFUQIANGThe nature of the hotel, there is a public hot spring foot bath opposite the entrance, and a small well that continuously sprays water throughout the year. The well is built of stone and cement. The sprayed water is very hot and very distinctive. There is a jelly shop next to the hotel, which tastes very good. The room facilities in the hotel are very old. There is only a bathroom but no shower in the room, which is a bit inconvenient. The TV is small and pitiful. The breakfast is very good, especially the Japanese set meal, which is very delicate. There are indoor hot springs and open-air hot springs in the hotel, both of which are separate for men and women. The indoor hot spring is a small pool with very clear water. There are also several flushing faucets. The equipment is a bit rusty and old. The open-air hot spring is also a small pool. There is a pipe to pour water into the pool from a high place. The water temperature is quite high, so it should be hot spring water.
GGuest UserLovely onsen ryokan. Staff don’t really speak English so there’s a bit of trying to figure things out for yourself. Nevertheless, service was friendly and helpful as best they could. The outdoor onsen is really relaxing and because it’s not a crowded hotel, both times I went I had it to myself as did my wife and kids in the ladies area. We picked the room with its own outdoor onsen tub which is a great option if you don’t want to use the non-private ones. You can apparently book private onsens but they did not have any available for us (possibly because we arrived slightly late in the day). Food was excellent for both dinner and breakfast. Kids couldn’t;’quite enjoy the onsens cause they found the water too hot so you may want to make sure your kids can before you decided to splurge. One final point, the ryokan is located down a tiny road on the right just before Google Maps tells you that you have reached.
MminnyjinnyThis is a ryokan where you can really feel the retro sensibility of the Showa era! It may be a little inconvenient because it is an old facility, but
the owner and staff were all really kind,
and both dinner and breakfast were very sincere and delicious meals!^^
It is not big, but it is also advantageous that you can enjoy a 24-hour hot spring bath!
It was also really nice to walk around the hot spring village nearby!
I had a hard time because there was little information,
but I made a good choice!
I highly recommend it to those who want to experience a real Japanese ryokan rather than a sophisticated one!
GGuest UserThe hotel is close to the river, a little distance from the Gerv Hot Spring Street, the gate is closed at 6 pm, it is not convenient to enter the door, the dinner is actually Western food, not very delicious, the double room is a 150 bed, friends travel is not convenient, 2000+ room rate is not recommended to live here, hot springs are OK, It is the most cost-effective hotel on this trip to Japan.
GGuest UserVery memorable experience, the whole process from the start to leave was wonderful, touching service, perfect meal, only a little bit I'm not too used to is there is no shower in the room, it's my personal habit. But it was a very memorable journey and I am very grateful to all the staff of KKR Gero for their care and service, thank you again
GGuest UserThis is the best onsen hotel we’ve stayed in, among those we’ve stayed in for the past 12 years! We stayed here for 2 nights.
We’ve extremely grateful to the hosts for their outstanding service and hospitality from the heart. Loved the thoughtfully varied menu for each meal.
The establishment is spotlessly clean and excellently maintained. Each morning, our towels and yukata (hotel gowns) were replaced. So were the amenities ( fragrant green tea packs, snacks). The housekeeping staff even offered to mop our rooms after only one night’s stay.
The wifi was also fast and sustained well in the guest room and public lounge areas. There are facilities to cater to a wide range of age groups from seniors like us and children too. There were ample resting chairs in the lounge and on the way to the historian’s well as guest rooms.
The best facility was the hot springs! They are
exactly as depicted in the hotel website. Numerous indoor pools of various temperature all have the renowned ‘beautifying’ odorless alkaline water. My skin felt so smooth and moisturized after only one soak.
What’s more the hot springs stay open for in-house guests from 10.30 am to 11 pm and day-trip visitors from 10.30 am to 8 pm. In-house guests can also use the hotsprings early from 6 to 9 am. There is a European dry sauna as well as wet steam rooms in both make and female hotspring areas.
We would love to stay here again!
TTina.WCY**Cons:**
- I had a disappointing experience with one of the drivers. He was very rude and had a bad attitude, especially when we couldn't understand his Japanese. Even though we didn't understand everything he said, his demeanor made us feel uncomfortable and negatively impacted our stay.
**Pros:**
- The hotel's location is very convenient, with shuttle service available.
- The views from the hotel are beautiful.
- The facilities are well-equipped and very clean.
Overall, while the hotel has many positive aspects, the encounter with the driver left a sour note on our experience. I hope management can address this issue to ensure future guests have a more pleasant experience.
GGuest UserStayed there for two nights.
In-room onsen was good, staff at reception excellent. Food was simply terrible. Rice was cold (personally it’s simply unacceptable in any Japanese restaurant except for sushi may be?), the chef seems to enjoy making fusion dishes (and except that they were unappetising). To name but a few, we had strawberry mousse for starter, tofu (which was bitter) and pickles with miso for mains, and who’d put diced apple in an apple sorbet?? (Felt as though I was biting into ice cubes). The waitress was also extremely impatient and rushed us through our meals (we finished our dinners within 35 minutes, breakfasts 20).
I honestly cannot recommend this hotel. Sorry, but no.
GGuest UserLocate in center of Gero town. Near bus stop.
There is private onsen that can make reservation with 3,000 yen.
Anyway the ***** bath also available. It’s great view on public bath. Onsen in this town is clear water.
English speaking staff with Kimono also good.
Hotel also provide dinner in your room and breakfast at FL.2.
GGuest UserAn average quality onsen hotel in Gero. Not the best type but also better than many. It is a matter of one's choice in spending more money for better choices or not, as the price range in Gero can be 100% difference for the best and those with much lower price. All onsen are old in the hardware facilities, but traditional.