Gero Onsen Suimeikan

Suimeikan stands on the Hida River a three-minute walk from JR Gero Station and is made up of four wings: Rinsenkaku, Hisenkaku, Sansuikaku and the detached Seirangaso. Guests can move between three large bath areas, including an outdoor bath and a view bath, and book one of two private baths by the hour. Dinner can be a kaiseki served in the room or taken in the French, Chinese or Japanese restaurants, and breakfast is a large buffet or an in-room set for Rinsenkaku guests. Banquet halls, meeting rooms, a pool and gym make it practical for groups. Rinsenkaku has rooms with open-air baths.

• ◎Three large bath areas plus bookable private baths
• ◎Walkable from JR Gero Station
• ◎Banquet halls and group plans for tours

Room types

Japanese-style (tatami) · Western-style · Japanese-Western (tatami + beds) · Suites

Open-air bath in the room

Some rooms

Shared onsen baths

Yes

Reservable private bath

Yes

Open-air bath in the room

Some rooms

Kaiseki dinner

Yes

Dinner

Yes

Breakfast

Yes

Where meals are served

Depends on the plan

About 3 min (200 m) walk from JR Gero Station; on-site parking for car arrivals.

Prefecture

Gero, Takayama & Okuhida · Gifu

Nearest station

Gero Station (JR Takayama Line)

Parking

Yes

• Groups
• Families
• Couples

From ¥16,500/person/night*

*Reference price per person for 2 guests sharing a room, with dinner and breakfast. Actual prices change with date, room type and number of guests.

Checked on 2026-09-30.

Consumption tax included; local bath tax may be extra.

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Children

Children accepted: primary-school child meals at 70% of adult rate, infant (3 years to lower primary) meal+futon at 50%, infant meal only 3,300 JPY.

Tattoos

Tattoos not permitted in the baths, including stickers and body paint (official hot-spring page).