What an amazing hotel, staff greeted us outside the hotel and knew who we were even though we didn't tell them what time we were arriving.
They checked us into our traditional Japanese apartment complete with an outdoor onsen, but not before my girlfriend got to choose her Yakuta to wear.
The apartment was amazing, tatami mats, paper screen windows, floor tables and chairs. The onsen was fantastic, and the outdoor shower was a great experience.
We also experienced their traditional...
What an amazing hotel, staff greeted us outside the hotel and knew who we were even though we didn't tell them what time we were arriving.
They checked us into our traditional Japanese apartment complete with an outdoor onsen, but not before my girlfriend got to choose her Yakuta to wear.
The apartment was amazing, tatami mats, paper screen windows, floor tables and chairs. The onsen was fantastic, and the outdoor shower was a great experience.
We also experienced their traditional...
Anupom
Reviewed November 21, 2024Reviewed November 21, 2024
The hotel is close to the station. Just a short walk from the underpass. Friendly staffs, as usual for Japanese hotels. The room was quite clean despite some hairs on tatami mats. Wifi signal was very strong and fast. The onsen was mediocre, but overall impressed.
The hotel is close to the station. Just a short walk from the underpass. Friendly staffs, as usual for Japanese hotels. The room was quite clean despite some hairs on tatami mats. Wifi signal was very strong and fast. The onsen was mediocre, but overall impressed.
This is a great onsen experience. Great service and friendly staff. The baths are good and clean, and the kaiseki food is fantastic. Building is a bit old, but the traditional rooms were comfortable and atmospheric. Would go again!
This is a great onsen experience. Great service and friendly staff. The baths are good and clean, and the kaiseki food is fantastic. Building is a bit old, but the traditional rooms were comfortable and atmospheric. Would go again!
Diego
Reviewed November 13, 2023Reviewed November 13, 2023
Good luck for us because we stayed at Gero during the firework festival , it is so beautiful. Happy for stay at Fugaku 1 night. The staff and meal are nice. ^__^
Good luck for us because we stayed at Gero during the firework festival , it is so beautiful. Happy for stay at Fugaku 1 night. The staff and meal are nice. ^__^
Simple check in, even if Google takes you to the wrong side of the building. Staff had enough English to help and the room was clean and recenty refurbished.
Simple check in, even if Google takes you to the wrong side of the building. Staff had enough English to help and the room was clean and recenty refurbished.
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Cultural attractions include Gero Onsen Gassho Village and Onsen Museum, whereas Gero Onsen Funsenchi Outdoor Hot Spring and Shitajima Onsen are a couple of picturesque spots to enjoy the outdoors. Kaeru Shrine and Hida-Kisogawa Quasi-National Park are other places to visit while you're in town.
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