"The room was clean and the staff very friendly. The kaiseki provided was very tasty and local, with staff who are knowledgeable about the food and the area. The indoor and outdoor onsen were comfortable and relaxing. We had a good time and enjoyed some very reasonably priced and tasty umeshu while there. Highly recommended!"
"The room was clean and the staff very friendly. The kaiseki provided was very tasty and local, with staff who are knowledgeable about the food and the area. The indoor and outdoor onsen were comfortable and relaxing. We had a good time and enjoyed some very reasonably priced and tasty umeshu while there. Highly recommended!"
"The hotel is so welcoming. All staff are helpful and pleasant except for speaking English. The food is excellent, and the location was great. The view was I just want to bring it to my home. Overall, it was great staying."
"The hotel is so welcoming. All staff are helpful and pleasant except for speaking English. The food is excellent, and the location was great. The view was I just want to bring it to my home. Overall, it was great staying."
"Nicely decorated hotel and good customer service. Room was spacious. Food was tasty. Maybe it is me, food was on the salty side so I needed to add water. Very good location near the train station."
"Nicely decorated hotel and good customer service. Room was spacious. Food was tasty. Maybe it is me, food was on the salty side so I needed to add water. Very good location near the train station."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
My wife and I stayed here on our honeymoon and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
The room was very spacious. The staff sets up traditional futon mattresses while you're at dinner, and these are very comfortable. The en-suite onsen is truly luxurious as promised, although be sure to look up steps for how to shower/prepare if you have not done one before!
They also open up the main onsens for private use between 10pm and 6am (during the day they're gender-restricted).
The food was...
My wife and I stayed here on our honeymoon and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
The room was very spacious. The staff sets up traditional futon mattresses while you're at dinner, and these are very comfortable. The en-suite onsen is truly luxurious as promised, although be sure to look up steps for how to shower/prepare if you have not done one before!
They also open up the main onsens for private use between 10pm and 6am (during the day they're gender-restricted).
The food was...
We stayed in the huge 7 bed room, with the hammock and tent. Strange, but fantastic room. Teenage boys enjoyed the popcorn maker and home theatre. Laundry area was easy to use and supplied free detergent. Breakfast was a little limited, but adequate and ok for vegetarians if you request no meat at check in. Fridge in room was stocked up with soft drinks and beers for free. Staff were always helpful and friendly. Would stay here again.
We stayed in the huge 7 bed room, with the hammock and tent. Strange, but fantastic room. Teenage boys enjoyed the popcorn maker and home theatre. Laundry area was easy to use and supplied free detergent. Breakfast was a little limited, but adequate and ok for vegetarians if you request no meat at check in. Fridge in room was stocked up with soft drinks and beers for free. Staff were always helpful and friendly. Would stay here again.
An amazing experience and stay!
We spent two nights in the ryokan and it was a highlight of our trip. The food is exquisite and we were served an array of traditional, creative and beautiful dishes which we very much enjoyed. The staff are so friendly and welcoming and did everything to make our stay relaxing and comfortable.
They also offered us transfers to the nearby beautiful Majome-Juku from where we walked along the Nakasendo trail and experienced the stunning Japanese countryside and...
An amazing experience and stay!
We spent two nights in the ryokan and it was a highlight of our trip. The food is exquisite and we were served an array of traditional, creative and beautiful dishes which we very much enjoyed. The staff are so friendly and welcoming and did everything to make our stay relaxing and comfortable.
They also offered us transfers to the nearby beautiful Majome-Juku from where we walked along the Nakasendo trail and experienced the stunning Japanese countryside and...
Polly
Reviewed February 15, 2026Reviewed February 15, 2026
Probably one of the best stays of my life. The stag was absolutely amazing, from start to finish. The attention to detail is impeccable, whilst not overwhelming. The room was wonderful, and the dinner and breakfast experiences magic. Overall, for the price of what would be a normal room in Tokyo, you get an outstanding experience. Lots of surprises, such as the massage chairs and public baths (all rooms seem to have a private onsen, ours certainly did. Our room was 4 different rooms (dinning...
Probably one of the best stays of my life. The stag was absolutely amazing, from start to finish. The attention to detail is impeccable, whilst not overwhelming. The room was wonderful, and the dinner and breakfast experiences magic. Overall, for the price of what would be a normal room in Tokyo, you get an outstanding experience. Lots of surprises, such as the massage chairs and public baths (all rooms seem to have a private onsen, ours certainly did. Our room was 4 different rooms (dinning...
The hotel is well located 3 min from the train station. 1 min from the bus station and 10 min walk from the old town the main attraction.
The room was spacy (suite style) and had a washing/dryer machine in the kitchen.
The bed was comfortable and the bathroom OK
Priced well and one last piece of advice:
If you are planning to go to Shirakawa-go do NOT book accommodation there. Leave Takayama early enough (bus ticket-buy a day or two in advance) and either come back to Takayama the same night or...
The hotel is well located 3 min from the train station. 1 min from the bus station and 10 min walk from the old town the main attraction.
The room was spacy (suite style) and had a washing/dryer machine in the kitchen.
The bed was comfortable and the bathroom OK
Priced well and one last piece of advice:
If you are planning to go to Shirakawa-go do NOT book accommodation there. Leave Takayama early enough (bus ticket-buy a day or two in advance) and either come back to Takayama the same night or...
Chanan
Reviewed October 31, 2023Reviewed October 31, 2023
Very friendly staff in this Ryokan. Japanese and Western breakfasts were excellent quality. Comfortable futon and bedding. Used the private bath with additional cost, though not mineral spa water. Still an enjoyable experience.
Very friendly staff in this Ryokan. Japanese and Western breakfasts were excellent quality. Comfortable futon and bedding. Used the private bath with additional cost, though not mineral spa water. Still an enjoyable experience.
Lovely setting, large communal lounge with wood burning stove. No en suite facilities, toilets on galleries off the stairs leading up to bedrooms. Washbasins and bathrooms also on galleries above lounge. Bathrooms are Japanese style with dressing rooms and shower/bathroom next door. Baths are deep double style with jacuzzi type jet circulating water - a great experience after a long day walking around Takayama!
Staff were extremely attentive in every respect. Shuttle service on demand to...
Lovely setting, large communal lounge with wood burning stove. No en suite facilities, toilets on galleries off the stairs leading up to bedrooms. Washbasins and bathrooms also on galleries above lounge. Bathrooms are Japanese style with dressing rooms and shower/bathroom next door. Baths are deep double style with jacuzzi type jet circulating water - a great experience after a long day walking around Takayama!
Staff were extremely attentive in every respect. Shuttle service on demand to...
Mick
Reviewed October 12, 2016Reviewed October 12, 2016
Really positive experience. Staff were excellent. Never did find the free coffee that was advertised (and would have made things truly perfect) but overall this was a delightful, peaceful stay.
Really positive experience. Staff were excellent. Never did find the free coffee that was advertised (and would have made things truly perfect) but overall this was a delightful, peaceful stay.
What a treasure this is. Lovely rooms with comfortable futon mattresses on raised tatami mats.
Clean bathrooms with smaller shower cubical.
Traditional Japanese bento breakfasts were very tasty and rice also available.
What a treasure this is. Lovely rooms with comfortable futon mattresses on raised tatami mats.
Clean bathrooms with smaller shower cubical.
Traditional Japanese bento breakfasts were very tasty and rice also available.
Visitors enjoy the hot springs and riverfront in this destination.
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When should I take my casino trip to Gero?
You'll likely spend much of your trip indoors, but if you're planning to venture beyond the casino, taking a look at local weather data can help you. The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 19°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of -3°C. The rainiest months in Gero are July, September, August and June, with each month seeing an average of 333 mm of rainfall.
What is there to do in Gero?
If you're interested in local cultural spots, you can visit Gero Onsen Gassho Village and Onsen Museum. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the hot springs and riverfront, and places to get outdoors include Hidagawa Park, Nigorigo Onsen and Hida-Kisogawa Quasi-National Park. Additionally, you could consider adding Gero Onsen Funsenchi Outdoor Hot Spring and Shitajima Onsen to your itinerary.
What are my transportation options for my casino getaway to Gero?
Getting around Gero is easier with these transportation options: You can fly into the closest airport, which is Matsumoto (MMJ-Shinshu - Matsumoto), situated 44.5 mi (71.6 km) from the city centre. If you'd like to venture out around the area, consider renting a car to explore more sights.