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Discover the best Ryokans in Gero, Gifu Prefecture, Tokai, Chubu including Mutsumikan, Suimeikan, Bosenkan, Ogawaya, Yunoshimakan, Gero Onsen Fugaku, Sasara, Yamagataya, Gero Saichoraku Honkan, Gero Saichoraku Bekkan.
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1. Mutsumikan
Overall Ratings
5 based on 301 reviews
Friendly family-run hot spring Ryokan(Japanese-style inn) situated prime location-2min walk from the Gero station. Mutsumikan has been selected as one of the Top 25 B&Bs and Inns in Japan by TripAdvisor's Travelers' Choice Award 2016. We offers traditional Japanese-style guest rooms featuring relaxing ambience and tatami (woven-straw) flooring with Free Wi-Fi. We offer traditional Japanese multi-course dinner is served in the guestroom. Good quality hot spring water and homely,personalized services make you rest and relax.
Nice and Warm Place
Reviewed By kitichaisaFirst time i've visit in Gero, this ryokun hotel has a very Good Service, Nice People/staff and very special Breakfast/Dinner. Japanese Onsen is superb. Location is the best which 5 min walk to train station.
2. Suimeikan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 591 reviews
The Suimeikan is a ryokan that was established 80 years ago along the Hida River, where it currently remains sitting at the heart of Gero Onsen, one of the three most famous onsen locations in Japan. Guests can experience traditional Japanese culture inside the ryokan, which features a Japanese garden, a genuine Noh stage, as well as ceramic and art works. Guests can also enjoy hot springs with skin beautifying effects in three spots, including an open-air bath with an indoor bath, a large scenic bath, and a large communal indoor bath with a hinoki sauna. The communal scenic bath can be used 24 hours a day. We offer a variety of guest rooms in the Seiranso, Rinsenkaku, Hisenkaku, Sansuikaku manors. The hotel also features plenty of facilities such as a swimming pool, gym, beauty salon, and a bar. Shuttle Service Gero Station ⇔ Hotel *No prior reservation required. Shuttle will match limited express train arrivals to meet guests. The hotel is located just a 3 min walk from there.
Definitely worth a visit to Gero and Suimeikan if you are in the area.
Reviewed By SandBTokyoSuimeikan was a really good hotel. We decided to stop in Gero which turned out to be a very nice traditional onsen town. Beautiful place. The hotel is just across the bridge from the main town. The hotel is big, beautiful and welcoming. It is a traditional Japanese onsen hotel and feels wonderful to the small details. The have a indoor and outdoor pool, game room, 3 different onsens, many different restaurants and a lobby lounge with a beautiful Japanese garden. Lots of parking space. There are three main buildings. We stayed in Sansui and had the new Japanese Western room. We had a corner room with a beautiful view of both the bridge and the garden. The room was cozy and comfortable. Because it was newly renovated it didn't smell like old smoke as I read in other reviews. The room was great for us. Dinner at the Japanese restaurant was super. Breakfast buffet was not very good, food just wasn't very good. We visited during Golden Week and the hotel was booked solid, however we never felt that the place was crowded. The hotel absorbs guests very well. Service is excellent, very friendly. Hotel was easy to use and enjoy. Hours for use were all really flexible. Some hotels are just too restrictive. Of the three onsens my favorite was the Big Cedar bath and it had a sauna, second was the Outdoor bath. The Panaroma bath seemed old. Definitely worth a visit to Gero and Suimeikan if you are in the area.
3. Bosenkan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Established in 1818, Bosenkan is a ryokan with a 3600 square metre Japanese garden and various hot spring baths including a spacious open-air bath. Free shuttles from/to JR Gero Station is available. Free WiFi is provided at the lobby, and free private parking is also available at this ryokan. Each room is fitted with a flat-screen TV. Certain rooms feature a seating area where you can relax. Towels, yukata robes, toothbrushes and a hairdryer are provided. There is free shuttle service, a 24-hour front desk and gift shop at the property. You can play table tennis at the ryokan. Gero Onsen is 500 metres from Bosenkan, while Gero Hot Spring is 600 metres from the property.
Lovely stay, amazing view
Reviewed By camvbWe had a great stay at this hotel. I would highly recommend the Traditional Japanese room especially to tourists like myself. The view from the window is amazing as well. As for the onsen, I especially loved open air hot spring.
4. Ogawaya
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 263 reviews
Ogawaya is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Gero, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Rooms at Ogawaya provide a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free internet access. In addition, while staying at Ogawaya guests have access to a coffee shop, shops, and a gift shop. You can also enjoy a hot tub and free breakfast. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Ogawaya. While staying at Ogawaya, visitors can check out Gero Onsen Shrine (0.0 mi) and Moriminashihachiman Shrine (0.2 mi), some of Gero's top attractions. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Yushimaan, Tsutaya, and Ikiuo Kaitenzushi Uosen Gero, which are some sushi restaurants that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Onsenji Temple (0.2 mi), Sarubobo Shrine (0.1 mi), or Gero Onsen Funsenchi (0.1 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. Enjoy your stay in Gero!
Big Old Onsen Hotel
Reviewed By Pirasri PLocated at the heart of Gero, the hotel is a complex of buildings with complicated circulation system due to building extensions. Everything looked aged, but it still offered a very pleasant stay. The best part was - of course - the onsen, with its really fine waters. Dinner and breakfast were nicely presented in a huge but windowless room. We stayed in the Japanese-style room, which was almost like a house in itself, but unfortunately with lingering cigarette smell, maybe in the tatami floor, or perhaps the bedding.
5. Yunoshimakan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 381 reviews
Yunoshimakan is a long-standing ryokan (Japanese-style inn) in Gero Onsen. The ryokan was established in 1931 and has had the honor of accommodating the previous Emperor Showa and the current Emperor Akihito. The more than 80-years-old wooden structure in a traditional sukiya-style took three years to be built by artisans of Hida, who are local artisans famous for their skillful techniques. The building is designated as a National Tangible Cultural Asset. Since the hotel stands in the great forest, each room commands a view of natural beauty. Guests here can experience the real Japan by staying at this historical main building surrounded by nature. Our ryokan is the best choice for those who want to touch and sample the ambience of real Japan.
Disappointing Commercialized Ryokan
Reviewed By harmann_harrietteThe location and the look of the exterior of Yunoshimakan got my attention but I should have read more reviews to prevent me from booking this wrong one. Having skied 5 days straight in Hakuba our family wanted some pampering with onsen and traditional Japanese cuisine. Our first ryokan stay was in Takayama, an intimate family-run ryokan called Katsuragi no Sato. We had an open bath overlooking snowy garden and the meals and service there were simply fantastic. It was one of the best experience we have had after having many ryokan stays throughout the years. Now at Yunoshimakan came huge disappointment. We have booked a room with an indoor private onsen, but the onsen seems very outdated and run down. Service was none as staff seem to have too much to handle. Food was below average for the price we paid. It seemed like most food was pre-made and waited to be serve in your room. If commercialized ryokan is your cup of tea you can give Yunoshimakan a go. There seems to be quite a number of facilities such as tennis table and club for drinking, but if you are looking for intimate, authentic Japanese ryokan onsen stay then don’t book this one!
6. Gero Onsen Fugaku
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 442 reviews
See why so many travelers make Gero Onsen Fugaku their onsen ryokan of choice when visiting Gero. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a charming setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Nearby landmarks such as Gero Onsen Shrine (0.2 mi) and Moriminashihachiman Shrine (0.3 mi) make Gero Onsen Fugaku a great place to stay when visiting Gero. Gero Onsen Fugaku offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available. The onsen ryokan offers a concierge, room service, and shops, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features a hot tub. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. Gero has plenty of Italian restaurants. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Cucina Orsettina and La vita è bella, which are serving up some great dishes. If you’re looking for something to do, Onsenji Temple (0.2 mi), Sarubobo Shrine (0.2 mi), and Gero Onsen Funsenchi (0.2 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Gero Onsen Fugaku. At Gero Onsen Fugaku, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Gero.
Comfortable and homely stay with Fugaku!
Reviewed By doubleqiMy friend and I stayed at the ryokan for one night in April 14 to 15. Upon arrival at the JR Gero Station, we immediately met our driver where he drove us to the ryokan directly (only 3 minutes). We were greeted warmly by the staffs at Fugaku! There were no language barriers as almost all their staffs could speak English. We would like to give a shoutout to Ben who ran us through the functions and rules of the ryokan. He even brought us to our room and gave a detailed explanation to the amenities there! He was a really friendly guy and made us feel really welcomed with his small jokes and conversations. The room was pretty spacious and clean and they even provided Yukata. We had in-room dinner and breakfast there and it was a really great experience as it was our first time! The food was pretty good! Another shoutout would be to this kind lady called Hansol who served our food for both of the meals without fail! She was also friendly and was always smiling throughout. The onsen was pretty small but was still a good experience nonetheless. Overall, the hospitality at Fugaku was what really made us enjoy the stay.
7. Sasara
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Gero, Sasara is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its romantic environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Sasara makes it easy to enjoy the best of Gero. Rooms at Sasara provide air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at Sasara guests have access to a coffee shop and shops. You can also enjoy a sauna and a lounge. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Sasara. While staying at Sasara, visitors can check out Moriminashihachiman Shrine (0.1 mi) and Gero Onsen Shrine (0.2 mi), some of Gero's top attractions. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Yushimaan, Tsutaya, and Ikiuo Kaitenzushi Uosen Gero, which are some sushi restaurants that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Onsenji Temple (0.3 mi), Sarubobo Shrine (0.2 mi), or Gero Onsen Funsenchi (0.2 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. Sasara is sure to make your visit to Gero one worth remembering.
A traditional ryokan
Reviewed By canontniaThis is a traditional ryokan. The reception was friendly and professional including tea served in your room upon arrival and an orientation as to the various utilities and yukatas. The room was similar to other ryokans we have visited: large with a low table and two chairs in the centre of the room which are replaced by two comfortable futons put into place while we were at dinner. The difference in this ryokan was a small dressing room with a vanity hidden by a natural beam in the corner of the room as well as four upright chairs in front of a long natural beam table in front of the large picture window. I can understand while some reviewers would see the room as being slightly dated with its dark trim but this is offset by bright halls with their floral carpeting and beautiful stained glass windows. As well, the traditional food was superb - artistically prepared and extremely tasty - with multiple dishes served by our gracious hostess. Given the recent investiture of the new Emperor we had a special menu prepared for Year #1 of Reiwa (the name of the Emperor's era). The onsen was equally excellent, with various pools. A great place to start and end the day. All in all an excellent experience.
8. Yamagataya
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 102 reviews
See why so many travelers make Yamagataya their onsen ryokan of choice when visiting Gero. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a family-friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Gero Onsen Shrine (0.3 mi) and Moriminashihachiman Shrine (0.4 mi), guests of Yamagataya can easily experience some of Gero's most well known attractions. Rooms at Yamagataya provide air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at Yamagataya guests have access to a gift shop and baggage storage. You can also enjoy a lounge. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Yamagataya. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Kikyouya Shiten, Hisago, and Kakoen Gero, which are some Asian restaurants that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Onsenji Temple (0.2 mi), Sarubobo Shrine (0.3 mi), or Gero Onsen Funsenchi (0.2 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. At Yamagataya, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Gero.
Excellent
Reviewed By super183The room that we stayed is big & comfortable, able to enjoy it. Toilet is clean, unfortunately there are no curtain in the toilet. Have private hot spring, you may use up to 45 mins and paid around 2200 yen.
9. Gero Saichoraku Honkan
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 86 reviews
Welcome to Gero Saichoraku Honkan, your Gero “home away from home.” Gero Saichoraku Honkan aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Nearby landmarks such as Gero Onsen Shrine (0.4 mi) and Moriminashihachiman Shrine (0.4 mi) make Gero Saichoraku Honkan a great place to stay when visiting Gero. Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Gero Saichoraku Honkan offer air conditioning. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including a 24 hour front desk, shops, and a gift shop. Guests of Gero Saichoraku Honkan are also welcome to enjoy a sauna and an on-site restaurant. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. If you’re looking for a cafe, consider a visit to Yuamiya, Yushimaan, or Cafe de Wakami, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Gero Saichoraku Honkan. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Onsenji Temple (0.4 mi), Sarubobo Shrine (0.4 mi), or Gero Onsen Funsenchi (0.2 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. Gero Saichoraku Honkan puts the best of Gero at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Absolutely terrible stay
Reviewed By Expedition5903891. I am a frequent traveller to japan. I have been to more than 100 onsen hotels in japan and I am sure that this hotel is the worst onsen in the world! The room is tiny, ugly, not furnished, with a view facing building wall, but the price was over 50,000yen per night. Gosh, It’s exactly like a shared room in a public housing estate!!!!! I understood the price is higher in new year, we do not mind about the price. But the quality of the hotel and customer service are extremely terrible. This is a nightmare in new year! 2. This hotel is definitely cheating. We booked a room on japan website, and the images showed a bigger room with open mountain view. If it was stated in the condition that the room is such poor, I will not book this room with 50,000yen. 3. The attitude of the hotel manger was very bad and terrible. He didn’t respect customers at all. He totally discriminated foreigner, especially customers from hk. He completely ignored us when we said we are disappointed with the room and his service, and asked for changing another room or cancellation. He also totally didn’t know English and needs to be helped from his staff. How can someone like that be the manger/ operator of the hotel? I am very very very very very upset and angry staying in this rubbish hotel! Not becos of the money, but the quality of service! It’s totally rubbish! To all foreign visitors, you should not come this this hotel as they are cheating!
10. Gero Saichoraku Bekkan
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 122 reviews
Looking for a place to stay in Gero? Then look no further than Gero Saichoraku Bekkan, a budget friendly onsen ryokan that brings the best of Gero to your doorstep. Free internet access is offered to guests, and rooms at Gero Saichoraku Bekkan offer air conditioning. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including a 24 hour front desk and shops. Guests of Gero Saichoraku Bekkan are also welcome to enjoy a sauna and an on-site restaurant. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. Nearby landmarks such as Gero Onsen Shrine (0.2 mi) and Moriminashihachiman Shrine (0.3 mi) make Gero Saichoraku Bekkan a great place to stay when visiting Gero. If you’re looking for an Italian restaurant, consider a visit to Cucina Orsettina or La vita è bella, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Gero Saichoraku Bekkan. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Onsenji Temple (0.1 mi), Sarubobo Shrine (0.1 mi), or Gero Onsen Funsenchi (0.2 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Gero Saichoraku Bekkan as you experience everything Gero has to offer.
Amazing Value !
Reviewed By philyeo2004Decided to do a stopover in Gero before heading on and I must say we were glad that we did. Arrived in the late afternoon and had to park a slight distance away as there were no parking lots available. A hotel staff drives a minivan to show you to the parking lot which is about 3 minutes away and fetches you back. Likewise on your check out. Rooms were a little old but they very clean and the amenities provided from futons, yutakas to toiletries were more than comfortable and sufficient. Dinner and breakfast was buffet style and the variety and quality was good ... not the best but definitely great value considering the price of a night's stay. The indoor and outdoor onsens was pretty decent and interestingly despite the size of the hotel, there were hardly any patrons during my visits. As Gero is an Onsen town, I suspect may visitors use the Onsen pass to visit the famous ones or enjoy the many footbaths as the hotel was never really crowded. What stood out at this hotel were the staff, whether it was a driver, a receptionist or restaurant worker, everyone was pleasant, courteous and always smiling which made us feel very welcome. We will certainly be returning should we visit Nagoya again.
