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Any recommendations for a good onsen near Nagoya that's easy to get to by train?
My friend and I are doing a foodie trip to Nagoya and would love to unwind at an onsen ryokan afterwards. Any suggestions for a relaxing place that's less than a 90-minute train journey away?
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- This is our top recommendation for anyone looking to fully enjoy both the incredible hot springs of Gero and a world of diverse gourmet options. You can soak to your heart's content in the famous, skin-smoothing "Bijin-no-Yu" (Waters of the Beautiful) across three grand bathhouses, each with its own unique atmosphere. After you've relaxed, an array of dining choices awaits. Depending on your mood, you can opt for an authentic kaiseki dinner featuring premium Hida beef, or visit the hotel's elegant French and Chinese restaurants. For the traveler on a Nagoya food tour who refuses to compromise on hotel dining, this is the perfect choice.オコジョ's answer (Posted on:2025/9/17)
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A Popular Onsen Inn Featuring Three Grand Baths, Each with a Unique Atmosphere
- In about 90 minutes, you can find yourself in Gero Onsen, Gifu. While the area is famous for its 'Bijin-no-Yu' (beautifying waters), Suimeikan is a paradise for those who want to truly immerse themselves in the onsen experience. The hotel boasts three spacious and completely distinct grand baths: a panoramic observation bath overlooking the Hida River, a serene Hinoki (Japanese cypress) bath with its soothing, woody aroma, and a rustic noten-buro (open-air bath) that makes you feel at one with nature. If you're looking to savor an onsen experience to its fullest, this inn is guaranteed to satisfy.モモンガ's answer (Posted on:2025/9/17)
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