Best Hotels in Gero
Explore Gero with 45 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Yunoshimakan ★★★★
"This might be the highest hot spring hotel in Gero. If you miss the shuttle, it's quite a walk uphill. The hotel is divided into the old wing and the new wing. The old wing has a lot of mosquitoes and poor soundproofing, while the new wing, though newer, lacks some of the old wing's charm. We stayed in the new wing with a private hot spring, but it was extremely small; the photos on Trip.com can be misleading."
Ogawaya ★★★★
"Location is good, but if your luggage is big it's a .bit trouble Breakfast is so so."
Suimeikan ★★★★
"Facilities: Excellent, with three distinct hot spring options. Hygiene: Clean. Environment: Comfortable and relaxing. Dinner: The Japanese-Western fusion kaiseki was perfect; no重复 dishes over three days, showing great care and high quality."
Gero Onsen Yamagataya ★★★★
"Overall, I was impressed. All the staff were very helpful. The room was compact. The onsen was good. The breakfast was delicious and well-prepared for customers. The hotel is about 15-20 minute walk from the Gero train station but there are shuttle bus according to the schedule. I recommend going on weekdays when it's easy to find a restaurant."
Toraya Inn ★★★
"Such a great facility for vacation. Will recommend this place to friends. Thankful for their hospitality. Love it!"
Kawakamiya Kasuitei ★★★★
"The room is very satisfactory. It is very Japanese style. The housekeepers are like family. They are very friendly. The hotel has private baths, open-air baths and large baths. Since the hotel is very private, you will hardly see other people even in the large bath. It is very comfortable. The breakfast provided is also very rich and very nice."
Hotel Kusakabe Armeria ★★★★
"Comfortable stay"
Geroonsen kisoya Kisoya ★★
"Great~ It's my first time staying in a Japanese-style hot spring hotel. I booked a random room, but the actual stay was very good. When I entered the room, the hot water and humidifier were ready~"
Miyako ★★★
"Gero Onsen is located in one of Japan's three most famous hot springs and is famous for its high-quality hot spring water and beautiful natural environment. I had a great experience staying at a traditional ryokan in Gero Onsen. First of all, the hotel's architectural style combines traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern comfort facilities, making people feel a strong Japanese style as soon as they step in. The service staff at the hotel were very warm and friendly. They provided me with attentive service in fluent Japanese and some English, making me feel at home. Next is the hot spring experience. The water of Gero Hot Spring is clear and rich in minerals, which has a good nourishing effect on the skin. I particularly like bathing in the open-air hot springs, especially at night. While enjoying the warm spring water and looking up at the stars, the feeling of tranquility and relaxation is indescribable. Dinner is another highlight. The kaiseki cuisine provided by the hotel is exquisite and delicious. Each dish is a work of art. It is not only delicious in color, aroma and taste, but also has fresh ingredients, which fully demonstrates the charm of Japanese cuisine. Overall, my stay at Gero Onsen was very good. I was deeply impressed by the hot springs, service and food. It was an unforgettable travel experience."
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Bosenkan
"Rooms are old. Dinner and breakfast is fair, the whole hotel maintained by foreigners from south east asia. The lobby will close on 10pm, and they will force you to go back to your room."
Gero Onsen Yukyunohana
"The hotel service is very good, and there will be someone to greet you at the door when you arrive. It was a bit surprising that the receptionist could understand a little Cantonese. The hotel includes breakfast and dinner, which are very rich, with a wide variety of food and very filling. It is recommended to choose a package that provides breakfast and dinner. The indoor open-air hot spring facilities are a bit old, and the room is large enough to accommodate 6 people."
Mutsumikan
"The service was excellent, however, the hotel breakfast was quite mediocre. The price is reasonable for Gero, and it's conveniently located very close to the JR station. Overall, it's an excellent value-for-money option, and the open-air bath was also very pleasant."
Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Gero Bekkan (Old:Yukai Resort Gero Saichoraku Bekkan)
"+ : beautiful, traditional Japanese hotel with nice tatami rooms. The room was spacious and confortable with all necessary amenities. The outdoor onsen was great and almost empty when I went. The breakfast buffet is ok. - : a LOT of stairs in the building (very difficult for elderly and disabled people, but also people with big suitcases!). There is a car that theoretically can pick you up at the train station or drop you off but I couldn’t use it when I arrived because I received no information on it beforehand or when I left because it only starts at 10am. The onsen is not tattoo friendly and you have to pay for the tattoo cover. Staff was kind but most of the time unable to offer solutions Overall, a beautiful ryokan but for the price, you can find better."
Izumi-so
"The building appeared to be quite old, but it was clean and the toilets were comfortable. I also felt that the landlady and other staff members had excellent manners."
KKR Gero Shirasagi
"Since it was a holiday, I felt the service was slightly inferior to what I expected for the price. The food was very delicious, though."
Gensennoyado Yumotokan
"This hotel is very close to the train station, not in the direction of the hot spring street, but at the foot of the mountain. It's not far to walk to, but if there's no hotel shuttle bus, you can only carry your suitcases in and out of the cave. There are stairs and no elevator. I'm a little envious of the high-end hotels that pick up passengers at the door. The hotel is really old, and it's as clean as ever, no doubt. The only bright spot of the hotel is that there is a waiter who speaks Chinese. I didn't sleep well the night before. The air conditioner was very loud, and I was woken up by the train at night. There is only one indoor hot spring pool, no view, and the locker has no lock. Anyway, it's quite simple. The breakfast is not bad. There is nothing special about the hotel, and I was too lazy to take pictures. The flowers on the path along the way are beautiful, which is a plus."
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."
Yuasobi No Yado Gero Kanko Hotel Honkan
"The hotel room was different from expectations and had to pay to stay in a room with a hot spring, but Trip.com kindly gave me a refund and additional fund to compensate my time. This is excellent service."
Gero Springs Hotel
"Old motel and too expensive"
Breezbay Hotel & Resort Gero
"The elevator🛗 shook, and the coffee in the cup spilled. It felt very dangerous. The welcome drinks were very good. The oden🍢 and ramen🍜 service was the best. The private open-air bath was not so good, but the underground bath was good. For dinner, the grilled meat🥩 on a ceramic plate and the Houba Miso were delicious. The free alcohol drinks were also good. The Hida by-flow water mixed with water was extremely enjoyable. The orange🍊 at breakfast was very sweet and delicious. It would have been nice if they had ice cream. For the price, I would give it a passing grade. I would like to ask for more customer service. I would like to use it again. I could see a little bit of the fireworks🎇!"
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!"
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More Information About Gero Hotels
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Number of reviews |
3,723 |
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Total properties |
45 |
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£262 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£294 |
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Suimeikan |
FAQ – 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 top hotels in Gero near Gero Onsen Gassho-mura?
Some of the top hotels in Gero near Gero Onsen Gassho-mura include Ogawaya (from £71), TAOYA Gero (from £77) and Toraya Inn (from £41), 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 some of the best hotels in Gero?
The most popular Gero hotels for your stay: Suimeikan (from £58), Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from £47) and Ogawaya (from £71) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Gero are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Suimeikan (from £58) and Gero Onsen Hanarenoyado Tsukinoakari (from £393) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Gero have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Suimeikan (from £58), Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from £47) and Ogawaya (from £71) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Gero have swimming pools?
Suimeikan (from £58) and Hotel Kusakabe Armeria (from £87) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Gero offer an especially good breakfast ?
Suimeikan (from £58),Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from £47) and Ogawaya (from £71) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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