KKR下呂しらさぎ

Hotel • 1209 Mori, Gero, Gifu 509-2202, Japan

4.3(199 reviews)

Kid-friendly

Embraced by the great nature of Hida, a healing hot spring inn

KKR Gero Shirasagi is a hot spring inn located in the forests of Gero, Gifu. Away from the bustle of the city, you can enjoy a deep rest while being embraced by the mountains of Hida.

Tranquility of the mountains and the blessing of the hot springs

The charm of KKR Gero Shirasagi lies in the natural environment that surrounds it. From the building, you can overlook the green mountains and be surrounded by clear air. The hot springs are 100% natural, and the quality of the water, known for its effective fatigue recovery properties, promises a comfortable time in the spacious public bath and the family bath that can be used all night long.

Savory local cuisine

At the inn, you can enjoy Hida's specialty dishes. For breakfast and dinner, there are rich local menus such as rice with small sardines and burdock miso soup. You can also add reasonably priced options such as Hida beef shabu-shabu and assorted tempura to your order.

Access and surrounding sightseeing

It is within walking distance from JR Gero Station and Shirasagi Bridge bus stop, making it convenient to access by public transportation. Nearby is the gassho-zukuri village, which is perfect for a pre-visit to Shirakawa-go. There is a chance to experience the beautiful original landscape of Japan.

KKR Gero Shirasagi is an inn full of relaxation, health, and nostalgia. Surrounded by the rich nature of Hida, it will be a place to encounter Japanese hospitality.

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Reviews

5(2 months ago)

H M

Since it's a KKR hotel, the general public can stay there, but if you're a KKR union member, you can stay for 2,000 yen cheaper. It's a little far from the station, but within walking distance. The facility is not new or luxurious, but the rooms and large public bath did not disappoint, and the food was better than expected (tempura platter was an extra 500 yen, and Hida beef shabu-shabu was 1000 yen). It was about 1,000 yen, but it was worth the price considering the quality of the meat), and the staff were very nice. I would like to stay again.

4(a month ago)

H SH

About 10 minutes from Gero Station, Nohi Bus Shirasagi Bridge. It's not flashy, but it's quiet and relaxing. Dinner is served in two shifts, with fixed times and seats, but you're separated from the person next to you so no one is too noisy. Meals are served freshly. There is no shortage or surplus, but additional orders can be made. There is a facility called Gassho Village, which is a 5-minute walk up the mountain, and is recommended if you don't have the stamina to explore Shirakawa-go. The clientele is mostly former national civil servants.

5(6 months ago)

smile-rail-touringハリー

Best cost performance. The Hida beef dinner is the best. The room is clean. The hot spring feels good. The parking lot is a little narrow for cars and difficult to park. It looks like the bike can be equipped with a roof. The best. The staff is responsive, polite, Japanese, and pleasant. I decided on Gero. The scenery. . . The bathhouse on the top floor is good. It's far from the city, but it requires people who can walk as it involves climbing.

4(9 months ago)

Tab gucci

I decided to go to Gero♨️ in a hurry, but I couldn't find any accommodations that I liked, so this was the last room I found. Private rich hotels are on a tight budget, so if you think it's a little cheap, you'll need a car to get to the hot spring town.I thought I'd be able to stay at this price in the hot spring town, but when I looked at the photos and reviews, I thought, ``Is that why it's cheap? ”I agree!! ️ That's why KKR's facilities are beautiful, and the prices are probably cheaper in Gero. ️The location was good and the bath was great♪

5(6 months ago)

幹雄野田

The food was delicious both in the morning and at night. It was nice to be in the hot springs 24 hours a day. This is a simple but perfectly acceptable public accommodation.

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