Yukai Resort Gero Saichoraku Bekkan

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• michaeln10062017

  07 noviembre 2016
  Clean, easy to reach, bit old

  The hotel is bit old, but clean. Rooms are renovated and also clean. We had a room with outside bath, unfortunately facing to the wall. The public bath is opened basically almost 24/7. Bit moldy on the walls, though. The breakfast and dinner were in bufet style, so basically "all you can eat". Lots of foods to choose from, from Japanese to "Western" and fusion.

  

• _K73QB

  02 febrero 2017
  Nice hot spring but don't expect the food

  The hotel room is quite delicate but old in some way; it may burst out some sounds at night that makes timid people (like me) feel scared. The public hot spring is open during 2:00 am to 1:00 am of the other day. The quality of hot spring is quite good to remove the old skin off the body and to make the skin smoother. The breakfast buffet is okay, but don't expect the dinner buffet. There are a lot of dishes but most of them were not so outstanding as its hot spring quality.

  

• thelonious22

  04 enero 2018
  Not good for mobility impaired

  Yukai Resort Gero Saichoraku Bekkan was the absolute worst accommodation for the mobility impaired with no ramps or elevators connecting the rooms with the dining areas and hot springs. Rooms all allowed smoking and had not been renovated in decades. Only saving grace was the dinner buffet which included unlimited crabs. The staff also held a brief mochitsuki (rice cake making ceremony), a Japanese New Years tradition, inviting guests to participate which was a lot of fun.

  

• inmam365

  18 agosto 2018
  Horrible, viejo y chorretoso

  Somos una pareja joven con un niño de 7 años, decidimos ir a GERO para pasar una noche especial en un Spa, pagamos 28000 yenes por una noche en el peor hotel en el que nunca he estado. Todo es viejo, los exteriores chorretosos y oxidados, pero lo peor es la habitación, sucia, huele mal, no funciona el vater y por si fuera poco no funciona correctamente el aire acondicionado, imaginaos Japón en agosto y con el aire que no funciona bien....

  

• philyeo2004

  20 octubre 2018
  Amazing Value !

  Decided to do a stopover in Gero before heading on and I must say we were glad that we did. Arrived in the late afternoon and had to park a slight distance away as there were no parking lots available. A hotel staff drives a minivan to show you to the parking lot which is about 3 minutes away and fetches you back. Likewise on your check out. Rooms were a little old but they very clean and the amenities provided from futons, yutakas to toiletries were more than comfortable and sufficient. Dinner and breakfast was buffet style and the variety and quality was good ... not the best but definitely great value considering the price of a night's stay. The indoor and outdoor onsens was pretty decent and interestingly despite the size of the hotel, there were hardly any patrons during my visits. As Gero is an Onsen town, I suspect may visitors use the Onsen pass to visit the famous ones or enjoy the many footbaths as the hotel was never really crowded. What stood out at this hotel were the staff, whether it was a driver, a receptionist or restaurant worker, everyone was pleasant, courteous and always smiling which made us feel very welcome. We will certainly be returning should we visit Nagoya again.