Kawakamiya Kasuitei

I could feel the Japanese atmosphere. Breakfast was excellent, but dinner was a bit disappointing. The room was sufficient, and the hot spring was small, but there were not many people, so I used it almost exclusively by myself.

Close to the river, quiet and clean, the Kaiseki cuisine is delicious.

It was a very interesting Japanese inn experience. Due to heavy rain affecting JR operations, we arrived at Gero a little late and thought we might not be able to get through. Ctrip and the hotel were very responsible and contacted us very early on the day. We could communicate with the hotel in English via email and the response was timely. Guests arriving between 1:00-6:00 pm can take a taxi to the hotel for free, and there is no need to make an appointment. You can just take it at the station. The hotel also pays for the station delivery when checking out. The hotel's dinner and breakfast are very attentive, exquisite and rich, with fresh ingredients, especially some specialties from the Hida area, and the service is also very professional and considerate. Our room does not have a private bath, but the public bath is equivalent to a private bath, and there is no one indoors or outdoors. Although the mattress in the Japanese room is soft, it does not feel tiring to lie on it. The only problem is that the room cannot open the window, so fresh air cannot come in.

There are not many tourists in Gero on weekdays, and most street restaurants are closed. It is recommended that you book a stay and eat at the hotel 5 minutes walk from the main street, quiet and quiet environment The only drawback is that there is only one public bathhouse Maybe it’s because there are not many rooms and the demand is low. Fortunately, I was able to enjoy the open-air hot spring to myself.

The room is clean and tidy, the hot spring is good, and the breakfast and dinner are rich.

A very exquisite Japanese hotel. The appearance of the hotel is just what I like. From the front desk to the backyard, it is small but extremely refined, and the rooms are spacious and have everything you need. The food was delicious and even the menu was beautifully prepared. The waitress was very attentive and considerate. She accurately estimated the time it would take to serve each dish. She also patiently explained and gave tips on how to taste it. It's a pity that I forgot to ask her name. I hope I can meet her again next time I come. The hot springs in Gero are really good, silky and not dry. A dip in the morning and evening will make you feel refreshed. Sitting by the heater in the room, looking at the scenery outside the window, I really want to stay here for a few more days. Gero, will come again. Next time, I want to take a nap quietly in Kava Kamiya.

The environment is excellent and the store staff's greeting attitude is first-rate. A traditional Japanese inn has more flavor than a hotel. I stayed in a room with an open-air bath. The room was big enough and the natural bath was very comfortable. That day, our arrival was delayed due to heavy snow on the road. We called the hotel to inform them that although we couldn't speak clearly, they were waiting for us to arrive and check in. Really full of human touch. I really like this hotel and will stay there again in the future.

The whole hotel has a sense of age, there are few rooms, and it's very quiet, so even though it's a public bath, you won't meet anyone else when you take a bath, and it feels like a private bath. We had dinner and breakfast, which were exquisite and delicious. It is recommended that you bring meals with you when staying in the hotel. On the one hand, the shops in the town close very early, and on the other hand, the food in the hotel is remarkable. The service is also commendable. It happened to be raining heavily when we checked in, and our coats were all wet. The waiter immediately helped us dry them with a cloth. During the stay, he would talk to the children friendly when he saw them, and he was also greeted when leaving the hotel. doorway