Gifu — 下呂温泉
7 stays with a private bath · In Gero City, Gifu, on the Hida River — counted among Japan’s three great hot springs
Every property listed here has a private bath — a reservable private bath or an open-air bath in your own room — so tattoos are a non-issue, and so is privacy.
Gifu · Getting there: In Gero City, Gifu, on the Hida River — counted among Japan’s three great hot springs
Every detached villa has its own indoor and open-air baths, all natural onsen. A reservable open-air bath can also be booked at check-in for ¥3,000 per 40 minutes.
A six-room inn where every room has its own indoor and/or open-air bath with free-flowing spring water. There is no large bath here — guests use the sister inn Fugaku's baths through a connecting passage.
Nine rooms have their own open-air bath of natural onsen water (the ordinary rooms' unit baths are not onsen). Three reservable open-air baths can be booked at check-in for ¥3,000 per 40 minutes.
Only the two second-floor rooms (Satsuki and Yamabuki) have a private bath — an ordinary indoor tub, but the water that comes out is onsen. Day-trip bathing is not offered.
Some rooms have their own open-air bath pouring free-flowing spring water, and the inn has several reservable private baths, also free-flowing.
Two reservable Shigaraki ceramic baths pour free-flowing spring water — ¥1,100 for 45 minutes, one session per group. Note: the suite's cypress bath is not onsen; the reservable baths are the onsen private baths here.
Four reservable family baths, plus annex rooms with their own open-air baths — the inn delivers undiluted source water to its family baths and room baths alike.
Prices are a guide from rates checked on Klook in November 2026 and change by date and room type — always confirm the live price on the booking page.