Best Hotels in Gero
Explore Gero hotels and choose from 44 properties near landmarks, luxury hotels, and top boutiques for the best shopping and dining.
Gero Onsen Yamagataya ★★★★
"Very comfortable facilities, the staff were super welcoming, and there was a nice view of the river in the reception level near the gift shop."
Minshuku Kappo Shoen ★★
"The room was large, clean, tidy and comfortable. The service was very good. Because I rushed there from Tsumago-juku that day, the bus was late (two hours late). I arrived after 10:30 pm. I originally had to check in before 10 pm. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to stay, but I didn't expect that the boss waited for me and gave me a pot of hot water. Because I was late, I had a private hot spring bath for myself."
Suimeikan ★★★★
"Right outside the JR station, we saw staff holding signs, and even though the hotel is very close to the station, the pickup service was a nice bonus. The hotel environment is great, and the service is excellent. The hot spring water was incredibly smooth, making for a very comfortable soak. I tried all three different onsen baths, and it felt wonderful."
Mutsumikan ★★★
"all good staff room food onsen beautiful"
Yunoshimakan ★★★★
"This was definetely the highlight of our trip. Old 11 storey building that felt like a labirinth with am impeccable service and exteremely delicious kaiseki dinner. The view from pretty much every part of the building, including the rooms, was fantastic. We also tried the billiard and the local bar, which I can definetely recommend."
Point Vacation Gero ★★
"There is a kitchen / laundry and it seems that long stay can be done."
Kawakamiya Kasuitei ★★★★
"The service is very warm, the food and hot spring are very good"
Sasara ★★★
"The location is excellent, with a family mart downstairs and a world-class supermarket nearby. However, the rooms with open-air baths are too far from the public baths and restaurants. While the upstairs baths are also great, the food is not very good."
Ogawaya ★★★★
"No shuttle service after 8 pm, but free shuttle taxi service bfe that. Big, difficult to locate the hotsprings at the beginning. Very beautiful view of the town n river from the lobby. Breakfast is fantastic but time is short. Closed a bit too early ie 9am. some area in the tatami room has no heating. Making u easy to get a cold."
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Gero Onsen Fugaku
"An old hotel in Gero, surrounded by mountains and water, with friendly service staff, and one person who speaks English, which makes communication easy. The catering service is in place, and an old lady is very dedicated."
Bosenkan
"quite far from jr station but walkable and have bus transfer service dinner and breakfast are unexpectedly great both enjoyed the hida wagyu so much, very tender and juicy hotspring environment is authentic, traditional and family friendly nearby attractions are reachable"
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."
Fukiya
"The bed is clean, the location is convenient, and you can see the river view from the window."
Geroonsen kisoya Kisoya
"The facilities are great, but the service and communication are just average."
Breezbay Hotel & Resort Gero
"I stayed here for 2 nights and 3 days, and honestly, it's a difficult hotel to evaluate. Most of the staff are foreigners, but their customer service was good and I liked them. From the moment we arrived, we had all-you-can-drink draft beer and highballs (although in paper cups), and at dinner, we had all-you-can-drink various types of alcohol. Normally, drinks are expensive at hotels and inns (especially alcoholic drinks are abnormally expensive), so we didn't have to worry about that and could drink as much as we wanted within the time, which was very good. As for the food, dinner was a Hida beef main course + buffet, but the amount of Hida beef in each course was very small, and there was no refill of Hida beef in sukiyaki or shabu-shabu, and we had to take pork from the all-you-can-eat buffet and use that instead. The buffet seemed a little small in number of items for both dinner and breakfast. The taste was average. Well, I guess that's about right considering the price... However, what I found very unacceptable was that I had made a reservation for a pick-up from Gero Station in advance by phone, and the hotel said, "We will pick you up on the day according to your arrival time," so I told them my arrival time at Gero Station on the day. However, when I arrived at Gero Station, no matter how much I looked around, I couldn't find anyone who looked like a pick-up person, so I called the hotel and they just said, "Please come by taxi." I had no choice but to go to the taxi stand, and there were a lot of people waiting for taxis, so we ended up waiting in the cold for nearly 30 minutes before we could get in a taxi. I thought they should have told me to take a taxi from the beginning, since I had contacted them and made a reservation in advance to avoid this on the day. You can use the private open-air bath for free for another 30 minutes, but this was the worst. When I went to the bath, the bathtub still had a big lid on (it's probably to keep the temperature up, but an employee should have removed it before a guest gets in), so I couldn't get in, so I had to remove the two heavy lids myself as a guest, but the bathtub was made of plastic (which is fine, but it's also incredibly messy), and when I got in, the foothold inside the bathtub was slanted, so I almost slipped and fell. The inside was uneven and very dangerous, and I had no idea what the purpose of the bathtub was. When I got out, I had to lift the heavy lid myself and close it again. I've been to many hot springs before, but it was the first time in my life that I was so shocked by how dangerous a private bath was. Also, I stayed for multiple nights, but on both days I was with a group of bus tour guests, so although it couldn't be helped, I felt a bit uncomfortable. ...As such, there was such a big difference between the good and bad points that it's hard to know how to evaluate the stay overall, but this was a hot spring trip that I was looking forward to as a once-a-year luxury, and I came with the expectation of having fun and relaxing, so with that in mind, the bad points left a bigger impression on me, and I feel like I made a mistake in choosing the accommodation this time... I don't think I'll use it again in the future."
Gero Springs Hotel
"The hotel was great and had a traditional approach to the room setup. The price very reasonable for the relaxing stay and even though it’s a bit farther from the center than other hotels, it’s still pretty convenient. The self check out is also very easy to do. I definitely recommend it !"
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."
Toraya Inn
"A great hotel. Hot spring access is an extra charge. The stay was very comfortable, and there are some pretty Chinese women working here. It's a 10-15 minute walk from the station, up a long hill; you can take a taxi there. Don't miss it!"
Gero Onsen Yukyunohana
"Gero Hot Spring is one of the three famous hot springs in Japan. We booked a B&B with meals included in the morning and evening. Hida Wagyu, the hotel is definitely a big deal. Hot spring water quality. Smooth and cleanse the fat."
Gensennoyado Yumotokan
"The waiters are friendly, but the facilities are old and there are not enough sockets in the room. But the nice thing is that there is a medium-sized electric hot water heater with constant temperature in the room!"
Hotel Miki
"I'm so glad I chose this place. The facilities seem a bit dated, like a youth hotel, but the natural scenery, the variety of hot spring water, and everything else are the best. I want to go back to this wonderful hot spring resort where you can see the stars up close."
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More Information About Gero Hotels
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Number of reviews |
3,765 |
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Total properties |
44 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
CAD 476 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
CAD 539 |
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Trending hotel |
Suimeikan |
FAQs About Hotels in Gero
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What are the most popular hotels in Gero?
There are many popular options for hotels in Gero. Whether you're traveling for business or a vacation, Suimeikan (from CAD 112), Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from CAD 107) and Ogawaya (from CAD 148) are popular choices.
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What is the average price for hotels in Gero?
The average price for hotels in Gero is CAD 476 for weekdays, and CAD 539 for weekends (Friday–Saturday).
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What are the best hotels for families in Gero?
Suimeikan (from CAD 112), Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from CAD 107) and Ogawaya (from CAD 148) are popular hotels for family travel. Book now from Trip.com and enjoy your time with families!
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What are popular hotels with high-quality breakfasts in Gero?
Suimeikan (from CAD 112),Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from CAD 107) and Ogawaya (from CAD 148) are popular hotels with high-quality breakfast. Start your wonderful journey with tasty breakfast!
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Which pet-friendly hotels in Gero are recommended?
Gero Koyokan Annex Wanpakutei (from CAD 196) is a top pet-friendly hotel. Take your pets with you during traveling.
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Which popular hotels in Gero offer free Wi-Fi ?
Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, internet connection is an essential facility. Suimeikan (from CAD 112), Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from CAD 107) and Ogawaya (from CAD 148) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
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Which hotels in Gero have swimming pools?
Suimeikan (from CAD 112) and Hotel Kusakabe Armeria (from CAD 183) provide awesome swimming pools. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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What are the best sap hotels in Gero?
A spa treatment can be the perfect way to unwind after a long day of travel. Suimeikan (from CAD 112), Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from CAD 107) and Ogawaya (from CAD 148) provide wonderful spa services.
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Which hot spring hotels in Gero are recommended?
Consider hot springs in your hotel during traveling? Suimeikan (from CAD 112), Gero Onsen Yamagataya (from CAD 107) and Ogawaya (from CAD 148) have wonderful hot springs. Book now!
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