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Arrivée à partir de : | 14:00 |
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Départ avant : | 11:00 |
Animaux de compagnie | Animaux de compagnie interdits |
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Suimeikan
Situé entre la rivière Hida et les Alpes japonaises, le Suimeikan propose des chambres donnant sur la rivière. Cet établissement comprend 3 bains alimentés par une source chaude et un restaurant servant des produits locaux de saison.
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SG
Commentaire : 5 janv. 2026
Date d'arrivée : déc. 2025
Unique Onsen experience in a nice little town of Gero
We wanted an local Ryokan/Onsen experience, and after much research, we decided on this onsen ryokan as a family of five and booked one large room, which worked very well for us and made the experience feel especially hospitable and memorable.
The location is quite remote and requires a bit of a drive, but it’s absolutely worth the journey. We planned this to be part of our holiday as we were going up north from Nagoya. Once you arrive, you'll be guided to a outdoor carpark.
The room itself was spacious and very clean, though it’s clear the property has some age to it. That said, the older charm adds to the character of the ryokan rather than detracting from it. Everything was well maintained and comfortable.
The check-in process was a little unusual compared to standard hotels, but the hospitality more than made up for it. From check-in to meal preparation, bed setup, and even check-out, the staff were attentive, warm, and genuinely welcoming. You could really feel the care put into every part of the stay.
One of the highlights for us was the private onsen, which was perfect for a family and offered a relaxing, serene experience. The views around the property were also lovely and added to the overall sense of escape.
Our only small challenge was that all rooms only comes with heater during this time of year, and there weren’t very clear instructions on how to cool the room effectively. While it didn’t ruin the experience, clearer guidance would have been appreciated.
Overall, this ryokan offered a very unique and memorable stay. Despite a few quirks, the excellent hospitality, private onsen, and peaceful setting made it a truly special experience for our family. We’re glad we made the drive and would recommend it to those looking for something authentic and different.
The location is quite remote and requires a bit of a drive, but it’s absolutely worth the journey. We planned this to be part of our holiday as we were going up north from Nagoya. Once you arrive, you'll be guided to a outdoor carpark.
The room itself was spacious and very clean, though it’s clear the property has some age to it. That said, the older charm adds to the character of the ryokan rather than detracting from it. Everything was well maintained and comfortable.
The check-in process was a little unusual compared to standard hotels, but the hospitality more than made up for it. From check-in to meal preparation, bed setup, and even check-out, the staff were attentive, warm, and genuinely welcoming. You could really feel the care put into every part of the stay.
One of the highlights for us was the private onsen, which was perfect for a family and offered a relaxing, serene experience. The views around the property were also lovely and added to the overall sense of escape.
Our only small challenge was that all rooms only comes with heater during this time of year, and there weren’t very clear instructions on how to cool the room effectively. While it didn’t ruin the experience, clearer guidance would have been appreciated.
Overall, this ryokan offered a very unique and memorable stay. Despite a few quirks, the excellent hospitality, private onsen, and peaceful setting made it a truly special experience for our family. We’re glad we made the drive and would recommend it to those looking for something authentic and different.
Voyageur en solo
Commentaire : 8 juil. 2026
Hot spring inn that does not require carrying bath towels
I stay here every year, and you can expect the same service whenever you stay. One of the most slick things about this inn is that bath towels are provided in the baths so you don't have to take them from your room.
Groupe
Commentaire : 9 oct. 2025
Date d'arrivée : avr. 2025
Average stay experience
After our Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route trip, we wanted to pamper ourselves in an onsen property, hence we decided to stay a night in Gero, the renowned hot spring town. We had chosen Suimeikan for its close proximity to the train station.
The property was near to Gero Station and there was complimentary shuttle bus service provided by the hotel to pick up and send guests from/to the train station. Otherwise, it was just about a less than 5-min walk. We booked a Japanese-style room in Hisen building where the Front Desk and restaurant serving dinner and breakfast were located. It was very popular with travellers as such there was a long queue during check-in. After checking-in, a staff brought us to the yukata shelves to pick the yukata of our size. Our room was very spacious and clean though the condition was rather dated.
Guests could access to all 3 public baths but best to check the crowd status and the opening hours of the public baths before heading to the bath. We tried all the 3 public baths and weren’t very impressed. The floor of the changing area wasn’t swept cleanly; it was rather dusty. The skincare products provided were pretty basic, we were expecting higher range products given the high price tag we were paying for a night stay. The public bath was average, could see strands of hair floating on the surface of water, was disgusted at the sight of it. Well, not the property’s fault, some guests just didn’t follow the onsen rules of tying their hair up before getting into the bath. There were 2 coin-operated massage chairs in one of the buildings and we enjoyed the massage after the bath.
Our reservation came with 2 meals so we got to savour the Japanese dinner and buffet breakfast. The dinner comprising a few courses was sumptuous. The serving staff would explain the ingredients used in each dish. The buffet breakfast had a wide array of food though mainly Japanese style, only very few Western food was available.
The biggest gripe that we had was the room air conditioning which we suspected was centrally controlled, as no matter how we adjusted the thermostat no cold air was blown out. As such the room was kind of warm and stuffy, we had to open the windows to allow cool air in.
Overall, it was just an average stay though I wished that my onsen experience could be better.
The property was near to Gero Station and there was complimentary shuttle bus service provided by the hotel to pick up and send guests from/to the train station. Otherwise, it was just about a less than 5-min walk. We booked a Japanese-style room in Hisen building where the Front Desk and restaurant serving dinner and breakfast were located. It was very popular with travellers as such there was a long queue during check-in. After checking-in, a staff brought us to the yukata shelves to pick the yukata of our size. Our room was very spacious and clean though the condition was rather dated.
Guests could access to all 3 public baths but best to check the crowd status and the opening hours of the public baths before heading to the bath. We tried all the 3 public baths and weren’t very impressed. The floor of the changing area wasn’t swept cleanly; it was rather dusty. The skincare products provided were pretty basic, we were expecting higher range products given the high price tag we were paying for a night stay. The public bath was average, could see strands of hair floating on the surface of water, was disgusted at the sight of it. Well, not the property’s fault, some guests just didn’t follow the onsen rules of tying their hair up before getting into the bath. There were 2 coin-operated massage chairs in one of the buildings and we enjoyed the massage after the bath.
Our reservation came with 2 meals so we got to savour the Japanese dinner and buffet breakfast. The dinner comprising a few courses was sumptuous. The serving staff would explain the ingredients used in each dish. The buffet breakfast had a wide array of food though mainly Japanese style, only very few Western food was available.
The biggest gripe that we had was the room air conditioning which we suspected was centrally controlled, as no matter how we adjusted the thermostat no cold air was blown out. As such the room was kind of warm and stuffy, we had to open the windows to allow cool air in.
Overall, it was just an average stay though I wished that my onsen experience could be better.
Voyageur anonyme
Commentaire : 18 avr. 2026
Date d'arrivée : avr. 2026
We booked the triple bedroom and the room is huge. Beds were comfortable. There were 3 onsen in the hotel, pretty good but a little old. In fact this hotel feels a little old but overall it is still good, a traditional Japanese ryokan feel. The checking in was a little inefficient as we waited for a while until our turn to be brought to the room. Breakfast was a little chaotic, we were told that the breakfast buffet start at 650am-8am but at 7+am we were still queueing for table. Feel too early and being rushed to start the day. They have shuttle bus from the train station to the hotel, journey just 1-2 mins. Else it is also walkable like 5 mins.
Voyageur d'affaires
Commentaire : 17 avr. 2026
Date d'arrivée : avr. 2026
I probably won't use it anymore.
The impression is that there are many foreign staff. They do their best and respond politely in Japanese. On the other hand, the Japanese staff (especially the front desk and kiosk) were cold and sideways, and they were all unkind. Are you sure you're all right?
I was in my room at 8am when the cleaning staff came in unlocked from the outside. Impossible.
The facility is partially renovated in a cauldron, but there are still old and inconvenient places, and the atmosphere is like 30 years ago.
Only HP looks oddly great.
I was in my room at 8am when the cleaning staff came in unlocked from the outside. Impossible.
The facility is partially renovated in a cauldron, but there are still old and inconvenient places, and the atmosphere is like 30 years ago.
Only HP looks oddly great.
Très bon emplacement
Kouden 1268, 509-2206 Gero, Chūbu, Japon|0,59 km du centre-ville
Arrivée et départ
Arrivée à partir de :
14:00
Départ avant :
11:00
Bon à savoir
Animaux de compagnie interdits
Conformément à l'arrêté municipal, la ville de Gero prélèvera une taxe d'hébergement à compter du 1er octobre 2025. Le montant de la taxe est calculé par personne et par nuit, en fonction du prix de l'hébergement : 100 ¥ pour les séjours inférieurs à 5 000 ¥ par personne et par nuit, et 200 ¥ pour les séjours de 5 000 ¥ ou plus par personne et par nuit. Certains tarifs n'incluent pas la taxe d'hébergement, qui doit être réglée à la réception de l'hôtel. Veuillez consulter les consignes de l'hôtel pour plus de détails.
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