Destination
Gero
One of Japans three most famous hot springs alongside Kusatsu and Arima, Gero has been celebrated since the Edo period for its silky alkaline waters. Nestled along the Hida River between Nagoya and Takayama, this charming onsen town offers free foot baths and the Yumeguri Tegata spa pass.
10 ryokans in Gero
Suimeikan
水明館
Gero's grand landmark ryokan with three distinct hot spring bath areas, a Noh theater stage, and Hida beef restaurants.
from $200 /per night
Ogawaya
小川屋
Famous for unique tatami-floored baths and spacious open-air rotenburo overlooking the Hida River.
from $150 /per night
Yunoshimakan
湯之島館
A registered tangible cultural property built in 1931, perched on a forested hillside with valley views.
from $250 /per night
Shogetsu
望川館
A riverside ryokan with a beautiful Japanese garden, large open-air baths, and a family-friendly atmosphere.
from $120 /per night
Koganyu
小柳
An intimate budget-friendly ryokan with warm hospitality, natural hot spring baths, and hearty Hida beef meals.
from $80 /per night
Mutsumikan
睦館
A welcoming budget ryokan just two minutes from Gero Station, specializing in Hida beef and local cuisine.
from $70 /per night
Gero Onsen Sansuikan
山水館
A mid-range riverside ryokan with an open-air bath directly overlooking the Hida River and seasonal kaiseki cuisine.
from $130 /per night
Gero Onsen Fugaku
富岳
A quiet hillside ryokan with both indoor and outdoor baths, known for its peaceful atmosphere and generous Hida beef kaiseki.
from $130 /per night
Sasara
紗々羅
A stylish ryokan blending Japanese and Western aesthetics, with panoramic hilltop views and rooms with private open-air baths.
from $200 /per night
Kisoyaji
木曽屋
A compact affordable ryokan in the heart of the onsen town with natural hot spring baths and homestyle Hida cuisine.
from $60 /per night