Hida Miyata Station × Accommodation With Open-Air Bath Room, No Meals IncludedRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

The warmth of wood and advanced technology coexist at Rinkakaku, the beauty of Japan is expressed in the sukiya-style architecture of Seiranso, the comforting warmth of Hisenkaku, and the relaxing world expands greatly at Sansuikaku and Suimeikan. As a Resort Hotel with Onsen, it is equipped with various Facilities and functions, including convention Facilities, wedding and banquet Facilities, and Facilities to enjoy the essence of Japanese culture. Additionally, it boasts the finest quality and scale in the Tokai region, offering carefully selected French, Chinese, and Japanese cuisine, as well as heartfelt hospitality. Please fully enjoy the vivid moments and luxurious atmosphere at Gero Onsen Suimeikan.

Gero Onsen has long been known as a “beauty bath,” gently enveloping your skin and leaving it silky smooth. The 100-tatami-mat-style bathing area offers the beauty, warmth, relaxation, and soothing comfort of Japan’s tatami culture.

Boasting the best panoramic view in Gero Onsen, our "Observation Open-Air Bath" is a highlight. For dinner, enjoy a buffet featuring over 50 Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, kaiseki cuisine with Hida beef and seasonal ingredients, or private dining in your room. We also offer limited-time dance shows, a summer-only pool and fireworks display, as well as facilities like a table tennis area, karaoke rooms, game corner, massage chair area, souvenir shop, izakaya pub, and post-bath lounge for your enjoyment. Room options include the top-floor Royal Suite, suites with private Onsen open-air baths or private gardens (Japanese-Western style), spacious 12-tatami mat Japanese-style rooms with stunning high-floor views, or large group rooms accommodating up to 16 guests—choose the perfect room for your stay!

One of Japan’s most renowned Onsen, Gero Onsen.Enjoy its skin-beautifying waters in an open-air bath and unwind in the clear, refreshing air.

Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views from the hills of Gero! Unwind in both body and mind with our skin-beautifying hot springs, local cuisine, and a premium lounge.

Gero Onsen Yamagataya was established in the late Edo period, during the Tenpo era. Since its founding, the desire for "visitors to Yamagataya to feel more relaxed than at home and return rejuvenated" and the relaxing spaces cultivated over time have been Yamagataya's greatest attractions. Enjoy seasonal handmade dishes featuring Hida beef, local ingredients, and fresh seafood directly sourced from the market, along with the abundant hot spring waters in the large communal bath and open-air baths.