Top Hotels in Gero
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Gero Onsen Yamagataya
"Arrived late due to train delay. The hotel is service oriented to kindly arrange for a pick up service at the train station despite last minute request. Grateful for the service provided."
Yunoshimakan
"You'll feel transported to Spirited Away without the chaos. Perfect for a healing trip."
Ogawaya
"The hotel service was very thoughtful, and they even had staff who spoke Chinese. The room was very comfortable. We booked a private onsen, which was wonderful, and the room itself was spacious, bright, and fully equipped. There was plenty of hot water, and the bedding was comfortable and warm. The public bath was also clean, tidy, and well-appointed. The hotel's location is excellent, and they even provide a free shuttle bus, which was a very considerate touch. There's a Lawson convenience store nearby, making it super convenient for shopping. It was also very easy to visit the nearby Shirakawa-go village. Our vacation and leisure experience was fantastic. Both breakfast and dinner at the restaurant were abundant and delicious. Thank you for your excellent service!"
Kawakamiya Kasuitei
"Beautiful hotel with great service. Breakfast and dinner are tasty."
Suimeikan
"Excellent stay in this quiet place. The kids enjoyed their ryokan experience with private onsen."
Bosenkan
"Hmm, it's pretty good. Great value for money."
Gensennoyado Yumotokan
"Close to Gero station. The hotel is old, the room Is nice and clean. The meals were decent and the service was good. The Onsen opens 24 hour."
Mutsumikan
"The stay in Mutsumikan was very good. The Hotel (Ryokan) is very close to the train station. To the center of Gero it takes roundabout 5 minutes by foot. The experience seemed very authentic. Most of the staff understand basic english, so communication was never an issue. Our room was very clean and tidy. Everything you need for a 2 night trip was there. The outdoorbath was pretty small, but that was never an issue with the amount of people staying there. Breakfast and dinner were in a japanese style and very tasty, but maybe not to everyone's palate. Overall the stay was pretty good and I would stay there again."
KKR Gero Shirasagi
"Good location near to park, 15mn. walking on the hill~ The meal is excellent and the service and pepoles are so kind, hospitality! Recommend to stay several days!"
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Yuasobi No Yado Gero Kanko Hotel Honkan
"The hotel is located in Gero City. It has a beautiful appearance. Check-in was quick. The lobby staff can speak fluent English and are very warm and courteous. You can pick up a bathrobe to soak in the hot spring. It is very comfortable. The room is clean and tidy. The only thing is that there is no shower liquid/washing liquid. The hair lotion/conditioner is in the room. You have to go to Reception and ask the staff to get it. I hope the hotel will pay attention. Overall, this hotel has a good value for money. I will stay here again next time."
Gero Onsen Gero Royal Hotel Miyabitei
"The overall experience was very satisfactory. There was also a Mandarin-speaking waiter who arranged for us from Hong Kong, and the communication was smooth. There is no shuttle bus at the location, but it takes more than ten minutes to walk from the JR station. If the luggage is not heavy, it is not too far. The hotel is beautiful, with a souvenir shop at the entrance and a hot spring pool for footbaths. On the seventh floor are separate hot spring pools for men and women, with an open-air pool. The male soup faces the direction of the station and you can see different scenery in the morning and evening. The female hot spring bath has great privacy, but no scenery. It seems that you can book private bathing for men and women, but we didn't have time to try it this time. The room is large and you can choose to make the bed. It's no problem for four people, but this time it was just my girlfriend and me. The view of the creek outside the room is particularly beautiful at night, but it is very light in the morning. It is recommended to bring your own eye mask to sleep late. There was a special event on Saturday, with many performances and stalls, and it was very atmospheric. Finally, there are meals, breakfast and dinner are not to be missed and can be enjoyed at a few designated times. We stayed for two nights and had different menus for both days. The dishes include the signature Hida beef and fish sashimi, but the cooking methods are different. It was very enjoyable. It is recommended that you do not need to change hotels for two nights."
Toraya Inn
"Very good Ryokan within walking distance of Onsen town. They provided yukata and slippers for us to use around town. A simple breakfast basket is provided for every room in the morning too. Just note that the parking lot is about 100m from the Ryokan."
Koyoi Tenku Ni Asobu Shogetsu
"There is no staff at the front desk, and there is no one to guide you to your room, so I thought they were efficiently staffing the minimum number of staff from the time you met to the time you returned (although this was not a particular problem). Dinner was very delicious. The appetizers are beautifully arranged with steamed abalone, chrysanthemum greens appetizer, salmon roe sushi and ginkgo nuts, simmered bowls made with white miso, sashimi, sweetfish grilled with yuzu miso, and roasted Hida beef, all of which have a good taste and are light in flavor. It was easy to eat, and I left out all of it. Both the rice and red soup were delicious. I also felt comfortable in the large public bath. It's not big, but it's not crowded, so you can reserve the open-air bath for yourself, and it's a good size considering the number of rooms. I still want to use it."
Geroonsen kisoya Kisoya
"This ryokan is located in Gero Onsen, one of Japan's three most famous hot springs, so the public bath was very enjoyable. Also, since we had our meals in our room, we were able to dine in a very relaxed setting."
Sasara
"Great hospitality - Staff are friendly and helpful. Very warm experience Onsen & room - Clean and decent with Japanese design (Apply to the one inside the room & public onsen) Lobby - Filled with the western classic design For sure, we will return for 3rd times visit to Sasara."
Hida Kanayama Nukumori no Sato Onsen
"The hotel doesn't have many rooms, but the hot springs are very comfortable. There's a restaurant on site with delicious food, and the surrounding environment is beautiful, right next to a stream. The staff are also very attentive in explaining the hotel information. I recommend staying here."
Hotel Miki
"Service is excellent. The meal (Japanese style) is wonderful. Onsan options is one of the best onsan hotels I have ever stayed. It may not be convenient if you don't drive as the location is quite remote, but you can enjoy a peaceful environment."
Hotel de Marronnier Gero Onsen
"The hotel is located on a hillside on the edge of Gero City, offering panoramic views of the entire city. It's a bit of a distance from Gero Station, so driving is recommended, but the hotel also provides a shuttle bus."
Nohohon Park Hida-Osaka (Formerly Hida Osaka Fureai-No-Mori Campground)
"We were able to relax as a family in a log cabin surrounded by nature. Since it's a log cabin or bungalow, there's no need to set up a tent, which is a great advantage for families with small children. The cooking area is covered, so it's safe even on rainy days, and there are plenty of rental items available, so you can come empty-handed. There are insects depending on the season, but that's part of the fun of being able to play freely in nature. There were also simple activities that could be done in between other activities, which made for a valuable experience for the children. Highly recommended for first-time families!"
Gero Springs Hotel
"This place is huge, I've never seen a bigger room around here! It's awesome. The only thing is, it's a bit of a trek from the station, but whatever. I did have a small problem with reception in the morning; I needed a taxi and they said they'd book one, but it never showed up! So I had to sort it out myself. Still, it's a great place, but hopefully, they'll improve their service a bit."
Breezbay Hotel & Resort Gero
"Although the building itself seems to be old, but the room was quite spacious and decently clean. We had a relaxing stay at this hotel with their very comfortable beds. Unfortunately, the hotel is not in the Gero town center, and you need to travel by car or taxi. Nevertheless, the onsen bath was very good with alkaline onsen bath soothing the body after a tiring walk around Gero town. The buffet dinner was very good which includes all-you-can-eat crab legs."
Suihoen
"I ordered grilled ayu (sweetfish) for dinner, but it was already included in the course menu, so I ended up with two plates. During dinner, I complained to the waitress that she should have explained the order when she took it. I should have checked beforehand, though. The next day, when I paid the bill, the inn offered to remove the extra charge, saying that they hadn't explained it properly. I was very impressed by their conscientious response. I learned a lot about the spirit of service. The food was the best dinner I've ever had at any inn I've traveled to. The refined taste of the seasoning left a lasting impression. If I stay in Gero Onsen again in the future, I won't choose any other inn. They also have a Japanese-style French restaurant, and I'd like to try their food next time. I recommend this inn to anyone who values the quality of their meals."
Gero Onsen Yukyunohana
"The hotel has complete facilities, the air conditioning is very cool and the price/performance ratio is high. Nice environment and good location. I really like the room with its own bathtub. It is clean and tidy, and I feel completely at ease living there. Check-in was also fast and the hotel service was as good as always. The front desk staff is enthusiastic and will take the initiative to say hello, which is very considerate! There are plenty of parking spaces and it is very convenient. It is recommended to families who need to stay in a hotel!"
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Gero Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
100V/Type A/B
Currency
1 SGD ≈ 123.41 JPY
Local Payment
Cash/Cards/PayPay/Suica
Connectivity
Docomo/KDDI/SoftBank
Current Weather
Partly clear with thunder and rain
More Information About Gero Hotels
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Number of reviews |
3,697 |
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Total properties |
45 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
S$ 420 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
S$ 482 |
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Trending hotel |
Suimeikan |
FAQs About Hotels in Gero
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What are the best hotels in Gero?
Gero has some of the best hotels to satisfy your needs. Whether you're looking for a business stay or a vacation hotel, Suimeikan (from S$ 110), Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from S$ 88) and Yunoshimakan (from S$ 281) are best choices for your stay.
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What are the top hotels in Gero near Gero Onsen Gassho-mura?
Some of the top hotels in Gero near Gero Onsen Gassho-mura include Toraya Inn (from S$ 95), Ogawaya (from S$ 137) and Yunoshimakan (from S$ 281), all offering easy access to Gero Onsen Gassho-mura, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Gero?
Planning a relaxing getaway? A spa experience can be the perfect addition to your trip. Suimeikan (from S$ 110) and Gero Onsen Hanarenoyado Tsukinoakari (from S$ 598) provide highly rated spa services for ultimate relaxation.
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Which hotels in Gero have pools?
Suimeikan (from S$ 110) and Hotel Kusakabe Armeria (from S$ 300) are popular hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What are the best places to stay in Gero?
Some of the best places to stay in Gero are near popular attractions like Gero Onsen Gassho-mura and Onsen-ji Temple, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best budget-friendly hotels in Gero?
Popular budget hotels in Gero include Suimeikan and Gero Onsen Yamagataya.
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What hotels in Gero offer an especially good breakfast?
Suimeikan (from S$ 110), Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from S$ 88) and Yunoshimakan (from S$ 281) offer an especially good breakfast to start your day. Begin your day with a tasty and satisfying breakfast!
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