Best Hotels in Gero
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Bosenkan ★★★★
"There was a bus picking guests from Gero Station. The food was ok for the price we paid."
Gero Onsen Yamagataya ★★★★
"Visited one of Japan's top three hot spring towns and booked a traditional Japanese-style room at a century-old hotel, which included two meals. The hotel offers a shuttle service from the train station, which was incredibly convenient. Check-in was a breeze thanks to the friendly staff at the front desk who spoke Chinese. The room was exceptionally spacious with stunning views from the window – perfect for two people. The hot springs themselves, both indoor and outdoor, were wonderful. Gero Onsen truly lived up to its reputation; my skin felt incredibly smooth after a soak. Free cold drinks were available post-soak, and the milk from the vending machine was particularly delicious! The meals provided by the hotel were also plentiful and tasty. The entire hotel had a very authentic Japanese ambiance. Although we only stayed for one night, we're already looking forward to a longer visit in the future! Highly recommended to everyone."
Mutsumikan ★★★
"There are many onsen hotels in Gero, some far more famous than this one. My choice was partly due to the price, but mainly because I wanted to experience a traditional Japanese onsen hotel. This hotel was the most satisfying of the four hotels I stayed at during my self-guided trip to Japan. 1. **Excellent Location**: The hotel is very conveniently located. From JR Gero Station, turn right and walk along the path, then go through an underpass, and you're there. However, navigating the underpass with large luggage was a bit tiring. 2. **Traditional Japanese Onsen Ryokan**: It's a comfortable and welcoming traditional Japanese onsen ryokan. The staff were all very warm and attentive. The lobby on the first floor has a reception, a coffee/tea bar (Photo 2) offering complimentary drinks during specific hours, and a small shop. I arrived at the hotel around 10 AM, before check-in time, so I left my luggage. When I returned around 4 PM to check in, my luggage had already been sent to my room. 3. **Dining**: You can choose your breakfast and dinner times. After confirming, you go to the second-floor restaurant at the designated time. If you don't show up on time, they will call you. Dinner (Photo 6) was very substantial, with fresh ingredients and a wide variety of dishes; I was so full I even skipped dessert. Breakfast was also excellent. I asked the server to introduce each dish according to the menu, otherwise, I wouldn't have known what I was eating. The young, lovely server was very patient, explained everything, and even helped me take photos. 4. **Japanese-style Room**: The Japanese-style room was very spacious and spotlessly clean. It came with a small snack, a hot water kettle, and tea set, so you could make your own tea. 5. **Onsen (Hot Spring Bath)**: There are specific hours for bathing, and you need to bring the towels from your room. The public onsen is on the first floor. The women's bath has one indoor and one outdoor pool. The open-air bath (Photo 9), though without a view, was uncrowded and had excellent water quality. I bathed alone at night and in the morning; it was very quiet. 6. **Hotel Shop & Local Tips**: The small shop in the hotel lobby offers a 10% discount. I bought two Hida Faceless Monkey patterned towels (I bought one for myself when I visited Shirakawa-go in 2020) as souvenirs, and they were cheaper than outside. The proprietress was also very enthusiastic and recommended I take the bus (100 yen) to Gassho Village because it's an uphill walk, and I could easily walk back downhill. The hotel also sells Gassho Village tickets for 700 yen, which is 100 yen cheaper than buying them on site. 7. **Minor Drawback**: The only minor issue I found was that the bathhouse doesn't provide towels. After using the towels from your room, you have to bring them back and hang them to dry on the rack in your room (provided by the hotel). The next morning, you either have to reuse them or pay for a new set."
Hotel Kusakabe Armeria ★★★★
"The hotel's facilities are older, but well-maintained and clean. The service is excellent, with some staff speaking English. While the location is elevated, there's a shuttle bus to Shimoro Station. The seasonal fireworks display, held right in the hotel's rear parking lot, is quite spectacular. The meals are also plentiful, high-quality, and delicious. The only thing I was a little disappointed about was the lack of laundry service."
Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Gero Bekkan (Old:Yukai Resort Gero Saichoraku Bekkan) ★★★
"The open-air bath was great, but the hotel has too many stairs, which is inconvenient when you have luggage. The parking lot is outside, and although they drive you there to park and pick you up, it's still a bit of a hassle. Both breakfast and dinner were buffets and of high quality."
Gensennoyado Yumotokan ★★★
"Although the hotel rooms are old, they are well maintained, clean and spacious. The only drawback of the hot springs is that they are a bit too hot, which is very suitable for travelers with a limited budget. The location is very good, less than 5 minutes away from the hot spring street, and there are restaurants and restaurants along the way. Souvenir shop, I will stay here again if I have the chance."
Ogawaya ★★★★
"Spacious room, especially love the private hot bath in the balcony. The public onsen are very nice as well, with both indoor and outdoor area. Dinner was well served, with fresh ingredients."
Sasara ★★★
"Contrary to its website claim of being only 150 meters from the city center, the hotel offers free taxis to and from the station, which is a great consolation! The yukatas provided for ladies are beautiful! From check-in to kaiseki cuisine, the same waiter served us, giving it a personal butler feel! We booked a room with a private open-air hot spring, and the biggest surprise was that the room's sound system played light music CDs provided by the hotel, and there were even speakers in the hot spring bath. Soaking in the hot spring while listening to music was wonderful!"
TAOYA Gero ★★★★
"I appreciate the kindness of the front desk staff."
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Hotel Miki
"The hotel front desk staff couldn't communicate in English. Unlike some tourist hotels that primarily employ foreign workers, this hotel mainly has Japanese staff, many of whom are from neighboring Japanese cities. Local residents can enjoy the hot springs for less than 1000 yen. I arrived quite late, and thankfully, Trip.com arranged a pick-up service. It was 8 PM at Hida-Hagiwara Station, completely deserted, when I saw the hotel's dedicated car – I was so touched! I can't imagine what I would have done without it. It was snowy and freezing, and we had missed dinner. We asked the driver if he could stop at a convenience store along the way so we could buy some food, and he readily agreed. A big thank you to this hotel employee! My only complaints are: 1. The food quality was just average, and it was pretty much the same for several days, which was a bit... but if you don't book meals, the surrounding area is quite desolate with no restaurants or convenience stores. 2. It's an old hotel with no elevator, so carrying large luggage was a bit of a struggle!"
Miyako
"Excellent services with free access to its lounge including free drinks and snacks."
Suimeikan
"We went to Gero for 2nd time and we like it so much. Hotel is clean, nice, and has an indoor and outdoor onsen :) Staffs were nice. We will go back there again : )"
Yunoshimakan
"You'll feel transported to Spirited Away without the chaos. Perfect for a healing trip."
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."
Gero Springs Hotel
"The best choice for business trips!"
Ryokan Hyokin
"It was a very unique experience. I was worried about making mistakes, but I really liked the Japanese-style room. Although the furnishings are a bit old, they are very clean. The store's grandmother and aunt are very warm and lovely. The breakfast is also very rich. It is a family hot spring hotel that is run with care."
KKR Gero Shirasagi
"The dinner and breakfast are delicious, the hot spring facilities are also good, the room is very comfortable, but there is only one pool and no outdoor hot spring. It is a very clean and old-fashioned hotel."
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."
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."
Kawakamiya Kasuitei
"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."
Toraya Inn
"I was so grateful that they provided a basket, yukata (Japanese robe), and towels for when I used the outside hot springs! The room was also very clean and comfortable. I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity."
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PHP 21,382 |
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PHP 24,104 |
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FAQs About Hotels in Gero
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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 family-friendly hotels in Gero?
Families visiting Gero often prefer hotels like Suimeikan (from PHP 5,532), Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from PHP 4,841) and Ogawaya (from PHP 7,401), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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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 Sasara (from PHP 16,327), Ogawaya (from PHP 7,401) and TAOYA Gero (from PHP 8,255), all offering easy access to Gero Onsen Gassho-mura, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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Where can I find the best hotels in Gero?
Gero has some of the best hotels for you to select. Whether you're traveling for business or on a vacation, Suimeikan (from PHP 5,532), Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from PHP 4,841) and Ogawaya (from PHP 7,401) are preferred hotels.
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What's the best pet-friendly accommodation in Gero?
Gero Koyokan Annex Wanpakutei (from PHP 8,878) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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What is the best spa hotel in Gero?
Getting tired after a long walk? Suimeikan (from PHP 5,532), Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from PHP 4,841) and Ogawaya (from PHP 7,401) provide highly rated spa services.
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What’s the best hotel in Gero with hot springs?
Wanna experience hot springs in your hotel? Suimeikan (from PHP 5,532), Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from PHP 4,841) and Ogawaya (from PHP 7,401) have hot springs. Book now!
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What are some hotels with pools in Gero?
Suimeikan (from PHP 5,532) and Hotel Kusakabe Armeria (from PHP 9,213) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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Where can you find hotels with excellent breakfast in Gero?
Suimeikan (from PHP 5,532),Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from PHP 4,841) and Ogawaya (from PHP 7,401) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with fresh, delicious breakfast!
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