Geroonsen kisoya Kisoya

The hotel offers a station shuttle service. The rooms have a traditional Japanese feel. The location isn't far from the main shopping areas, and there's a supermarket and convenience store nearby. The hot spring bath is on the top floor; it wasn't crowded at all during my stay, so it felt almost like I had the whole place to myself. The breakfast was delicious too.

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.

Although the hotel isn't expensive, they offer a pick-up and drop-off service from Gero Station. The hotel is located across the river, next to a supermarket, which is quite convenient. The rooms are very clean and spacious, and you can even ask the hotel to pre-order meals for you, so the service is excellent.

This place offers great value for money, with clean and appropriately sized rooms. Plus, there's a convenience store and laundry right next door. The location is fantastic for enjoying Gero; it's not too noisy but also not inconveniently far from anything.

The food was good.

In-room hot spring one night two meals, the food is OK, But dinner in the room, after eating 🫣😂 The whole room smelled of food ⚠️ didn't like it 😅 Staff service ok 👍🏻

We purchased a package including breakfast and dinner at a restaurant specializing in unusual rock formations, along with a night's accommodation. Breakfast and dinner were served in our room, which added a unique flavor; the food was fresh and delicious! As for the hot springs: our skin felt smoother after soaking, but the surface area was quite small! Regarding facilities, there was a children's playground, a Japanese manga room, and a ping-pong table! Considering the price, it was reasonable, and for those with modest expectations, it's worth a try!