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If you are traveling with your family and looking for a hot spring inn in Gero Onsen, Gifu Prefecture, we recommend this inn. The Japanese-style rooms are safe for families with small children, and you can stay for around 20,000 yen per person with Buffet style meals. Dinner also comes with an all-you-can-drink option for alcohol and soft drinks, satisfying both adults and children. You can enjoy the waters of Gero Onsen in the large public bath and open-air bath. The view from the open-air bath surrounded by nature is particularly Breathtaking view.

"Suimeikan" is an inn consisting of four buildings lined up along the Tobida River. Each building has a different atmosphere, but if you would like to enjoy the night view, we recommend "Rinsenkaku". This building is the highest of the four, so if you request a room on the upper floors you can get a panoramic view of Gero's townscape. There are several dining options, and while dinner is a kaiseki meal, there is Buffet for breakfast.

We had a wonderful view of the mountains from our Japanese-style room. open-air bath with the trees in front of you gave us the feeling of forest bathing, which was great. As it is part of the Oedo hot spring group, the buffet was very substantial. There was a wide variety of Japanese, Western, Chinese and sweets on the menu. The tempura was freshly fried in the live kitchen, and the steaks were also freshly grilled, which was very satisfying. Being able to choose the color of the yukata was also a nice service. There are also playful elements to this inn, so it's a fun place to stay.

There are two private open-air baths along the Hida River, so you can enjoy a relaxing family bath. After the hot springs, you can enjoy the classic table tennis. For dinner, you can enjoy Hida's local cuisine, such as Hoba-yaki. The local Hida sake was so delicious that I drank too much.

For couples, we recommend "Ogawaya" in Gero Onsen. The rose bath is highly recommended. It's a setting that any woman would enjoy. For meals, you can choose the buffet for breakfast. You will be satisfied with both the quality and quantity.

If you are traveling alone in Gero Onsen, I recommend this place. The Japanese-style guesthouse building has a relaxing atmosphere. You can enjoy kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）of Hida beef sukiyaki by Japanese hearth, and you can spend a very relaxing and luxurious time. Parking is free and within your budget. You will definitely be satisfied.

Izumiso is characterized by its wooden architecture that exudes the warmth of wood. It is an inn that evokes the atmosphere of a traditional hot spring. You can enjoy the famous hot spring, which is said to be one of the three most famous hot springs in Japan, in the rustic open-air baths. There are also Japanese-style rooms where you can relax, making it ideal for traveling with friends. There is also a table tennis corner in the building. The meals, which use ingredients unique to Gifu Prefecture, including Hida beef, are also highly rated.

It is within walking distance of Gero Station on the Takayama Line, and there is also free parking. This inn also offers a room plan with an open-air bath, so you can relax and enjoy the best of traveling alone. The delicious Hida beef grilled with miso on a hoba leaf is a popular gourmet dish that can only be enjoyed at this inn, and the open-air bath facing the Hida River is also comfortable, making this a hot spring inn recommended for solo travelers.

This is a place where you can easily bring children. It's a relatively small Ryokan (Japanese inn), but the food is good, and the hot spring water is silky smooth and excellent. I'm also a fan of Gero Onsen, and I remember the hot spring water here being particularly good. I stayed in a Japanese-style room, which had a very relaxing atmosphere and the staff were very friendly. It's very close to the station, so it's easy to get there by train, and I'm glad that the location is also ideal for strolling around the hot spring town. You can easily stay for around 20,000 yen.

You can enjoy a wide variety of Japanese, Western and Chinese cuisine at the sister hotel. There is also an all-you-can-drink option and an all-you-can-eat crab option. In the open-air bath, you can enjoy the starry sky while soaking in the hot water.

This hotel is located a little independent guest cottages from the center of Gero Onsen. However, the hot spring water is of good quality in Gero, and in addition to the large public bath, there is also an open-air bath. It is clean and comfortable to soak in, and will help you relax after your trip. And since this is a BBH hotel, the price is low and parking is free. There are BBH hotels all over the country, but this hotel is definitely a hit. So the value for money is excellent. The rooms are fully equipped with Japanese-style rooms, and the meals are very filling. I think you will be satisfied with the delicious food made with Hida beef and locally produced ingredients. The customer service was also excellent considering the price.

If you are in Gero Onsen, why not try "Chikusuitei"? Located about a 5-minute walk from Gero Station, this inn has a total of 18 rooms and is a very fine inn. There are three types of rooms: regular rooms, special rooms, and the Yugiri Room, all of which are Japanese-style. The Yugiri Room is the only Japanese and Western room can accommodate up to 6 people and has a cypress bathtub. All of the rooms are bright and spacious, so you can relax in comfort. The large bath, with its entire wall made of glass windows, offers the best view. During the day, you can see the lush mountains, and at night, you can enjoy the night view of the hot spring town. There is also a cypress family bath, which can be rented out exclusively, making it popular with couples and families. For meals, you can enjoy kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with seasonal ingredients, including the famous Hida beef. The voluminous content and beautiful appearance will make mealtimes even more enjoyable.

If you are traveling to Gero Onsen with children, we recommend "Yunoshimakan." This is a long-established inn founded in 1931, and is a Japanese-style Ryokan (Japanese inn) located in a 165-acre garden. The inn has a wide range of facilities, including table tennis, a games corner, and karaoke boxes, so small children can enjoy things other than the hot springs. The hot springs have wonderful views from the large observation bath and two open-air baths, and you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Hida mountains and Gero Onsen town below, as well as the hot spring 100% natural hot spring. Meals are served in the room, and you can enjoy luxurious kaiseki cuisine made with local ingredients such as Hida beef. This is an inn with a sense of style and atmosphere, so we are sure you will like it.

Kisoya is Ryokan (Japanese inn) located along the Hida River, a 12-minute walk from Gero Station. There is also a shuttle service from the station. The rooms are bright and calming Japanese-style rooms, and you can stay in a room with an open-air bath at a reasonable price. The large public bath in the building has a tatami-floored washing area that is non-slip, so it is safe for small children. There is also an open-air bath with a great view. The building has table tennis, a game corner, a rental book corner for manga and other items, a karaoke room, and more, so the whole family can enjoy it. There is also a rental service for colorful yukata, which is great for women, so you can take instagrammable worthy photos. Meals are served in your room (this may vary depending on the plan), so you can enjoy a meal with your family without having to worry about others around you.

There is a large hot spring bath and an open-air bath with a panoramic view of the Hida River. There is also a private bath with 100% natural hot spring, so families with small children can relax without worrying about others. You can choose to have meals in your room, so families with small children can eat without hesitation. For dinner, you can enjoy a colorful kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with plenty of Hida ingredients, such as Hida beef Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）-shabu.