Hotels in Gero

This renovated 100-year-old former maternity clinic, now a guesthouse called 'Onke' (House of Gratitude), is centrally located in Kanayama-cho, Gero-shi, offering easy access to the train station and local amenities.
The four-bedroom, two-bathroom property sleeps two guests and features a Showa-retro interior, a kitchen with fridge, freezer and microwave, air conditioning, parking, and proximity to onsen; its unique blend of traditional Japanese inn and Izakaya provides a memorable stay.

This renovated 140-year-old traditional Japanese townhouse is located in a secluded, nature-rich area approximately 80 kilometres by car from Takayama City, offering access to the Maze River and close proximity to Meihō Onsen and Meihō Ski Resort.
This family-friendly dwelling accommodates up to nine guests in three tatami rooms and features a Lithuanian barrel sauna with river access, a teepee with a fire pit (seasonal), and a well-equipped kitchen, making it ideal for those seeking a unique rural retreat.

This ryokan is situated in the heart of Gero's onsen district, just a short walk from Shitajima Onsen, the Onsen Museum, and Gero Onsen Funsenchi Outdoor Hot Spring, offering a convenient and immersive experience of Japan's traditional hot spring culture. It's highly rated for its location, cleanliness, and overall quality, making it an excellent choice for travellers seeking a comfortable and authentic stay.
The accommodation offers a range of amenities for a relaxing stay, including a restaurant, bar, and spa, as well as a terrace or balcony for enjoying the fresh air. Guests can also take advantage of the on-site sauna, parking, and room service, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable experience.

This traditional Japanese guesthouse is located in a peaceful district of Gero-shi, offering immediate access to a meticulously maintained Japanese garden.
This rentable accommodation, built in the Showa era, sleeps up to six guests and features air conditioning, one bedroom, one bathroom, and an engawa overlooking the garden, with optional cultural experiences such as kimono dressing and tea ceremonies available.