Ogawaya

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• NicWang

  09 junio 2018
  Beautiful river view from window

  The view of the river from the window can be enjoyed both day and night. I particularly enjoyed listening to the sound of running waters while having a drink at night, very relaxing. There is free shuttle from station, no reservation required. They do the pickup based on train timing and there is a window of time that the shuttle is available, check their website. Our dinner included hida beef for grilling on a hot stone. Very delicious.

  

• Emily2018_G_Scott

  11 junio 2018
  Onsen with mountain view

  I love going to onsen and this is one of my top favourite because you can see the mountain view while enjoying the soft onsen water. It is spacious, clean, modern and quiet. Definitely coming back again. If you are wondering which onsen to go to as a start, this could be the one.

  

• 535laurencec

  23 octubre 2018
  Good room & Lovely Bath

  Nice 10 minute walk from station (although taxis available). Large hotel. Busy but pleasant filling buffet for breakfast. We were too late for dinner (after 8pm) without a reservation, so walked neighboring streets on weeknight. Hard to find an open restaurant, but managed to locate small excellent sushi bar beyond the onsen museum. The room was relatively spacious, and western style. Good night sleep after lovely bath. Large shallow public pools (separate for men & women). Staff was friendly. Little english, but enough.

  

• Anthony_Chow

  08 abril 2019
  Good and big hotel

  The hotel is actually very big, not my favourite one, anyhow, location and facility are very good. There are 2 big onsen, one in traditional Japanese style and one is modern spa. I was given a very big room, the biggest one I stayed in Ryokan so far and with great street view. Unlucky I need to walk 2 floors upstairs to my room with bringing my 30kg luggage.

  

• Pirasri P

  01 junio 2019
  Big Old Onsen Hotel

  Located at the heart of Gero, the hotel is a complex of buildings with complicated circulation system due to building extensions. Everything looked aged, but it still offered a very pleasant stay. The best part was - of course - the onsen, with its really fine waters. Dinner and breakfast were nicely presented in a huge but windowless room. We stayed in the Japanese-style room, which was almost like a house in itself, but unfortunately with lingering cigarette smell, maybe in the tatami floor, or perhaps the bedding.