Koyoi Tenku ni Asobu Shogetsu

Verified [Verified] denotes information that has been published with confirmation of its owing parties.

Koyoi Tenku ni Asobu Shogetsu

A scenic hot-spring ryokan perched on a hillside, offering panoramic views of the hot-spring town and the mountains of southern Hida.

Last update :

Perched atop a hillside overlooking the hot spring town of Gero, Koyoi Tenku ni Asobu Shogetsu is a ryokan renowned for breathtaking views from both its guest rooms and open-air baths. Designed as a tranquil retreat, the inn welcomes guests aged 13 and older, ensuring a serene atmosphere for a relaxing stay.

The guest rooms are spacious, arranged with only three per floor, each boasting expansive windows framing panoramic vistas of the southern Hida mountains and the charming townscape below. At night, the illuminated townscape offers a magical sight, distinctively different from daytime views. For guests seeking an even more spectacular experience, rooms featuring larger windows or private open-air baths are particularly recommended.

The hot springs, acclaimed as one of Japan’s three most famous hot-spring areas, feature outstanding water quality enjoyed from both spacious indoor baths and scenic open-air baths. Additionally, private baths available for a fee are located along the mountain stream, offering serene seasonal views of lush greenery or vibrant autumn foliage.

Dinner is served in the elegant and authentic Sukiya-style private dining rooms of the ryokan’s restaurant, Suikintei, highlighting sumptuous Kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients, with premium Hida beef as the centerpiece.

Highlights

  • Ryokan perched atop a hillside in Gero Onsen.
  • Guest rooms offer panoramic views of the Hida mountains and hot-spring town.
  • Hot-spring facilities include indoor baths, open-air baths, and reservable private open-air baths (extra fee, reservation required).
  • Dinner features seasonal Kaiseki cuisine highlighting premium Hida beef.
  • Guests under 13 years old are not permitted to stay.

Photos

  • Enjoy spectacular views as if gazing down from above the clouds

    Enjoy spectacular views as if gazing down from above the clouds

  • Panoramic view overlooking the hot-spring town

    Panoramic view overlooking the hot-spring town

  • Reservable private open-air baths along a mountain stream (extra fee, reservation required)

    Reservable private open-air baths along a mountain stream (extra fee, reservation required)

  • Guest rooms with private open-air baths offering stunning views and relaxing hot springs

    Guest rooms with private open-air baths offering stunning views and relaxing hot springs

  • Reasonably priced premium Hida beef

    Reasonably priced premium Hida beef

  • Dinner served in elegant private Sukiya-style dining rooms

    Dinner served in elegant private Sukiya-style dining rooms

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Is it possible to check in early or check out late?

A

Neither early check-in nor late check-out are possible.

Q

Do you offer foreign-language support? (If yes, please specify available languages.)

A

English support is available from 9:00am to 6:00pm only. (Service may be unavailable if foreign-language staff is off duty.)

Q

Can I store my belongings after checkout?

A

No.

Q

Are there any smoking areas?

A

There is smoking area in the lobby.

Q

Is free Wi-Fi available in the facility?

A

Yes, it is.

Reviews

Details

Name in Japanese
今宵天空に遊ぶ しょうげつ
Postal Code
509-2503
Address
2148-1 Hagiwarachonishiueda, Gero City, Gifu
Telephone
0576-25-7611
Check-in
2:00pm
Check-out
11:00am
Accommodation Fee
Japanese-style room: from 33,000yen per person (includes dinner and breakfast)
Japanese-style room with panoramic open-air bath: from 50,600yen per person (includes dinner and breakfast)
*Prices are per person based on double occupancy, inclusive of tax and service charges.
Access
(1)About 15 minutes walk from JR Takayama Main Line’s Gero Station.
(2)About 60 minutes by car from Chuo Expressway Nakatsugawa Interchange.
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official Website
Official Website (Japanese)