Gerobal Hostel

A very honest and dedicated small boss in the Japanese countryside!

There is a parking lot, but it was very difficult to park.

It's very close to Gero Station. The hotel is similar to a youth hostel, with shared bathrooms and showers, a kitchen, and good service.

Um... what should I say. It's basically messy, but... um... If you want to use it at a cheap price, I recommend it.

1) The order was: Japanese-Western style mixed room, with bathroom, 1 room, 2 0.8m single beds, non-smoking, 34m² for 2 people, with window. The above conditions were confirmed through the reply on Ctrip. But the result was a room with 2 overlapping student wooden beds, no bathroom, and shared toilet and bathroom with other guests. We didn't bother with him, it was just a one-night stay, but we were disappointed that the store had no integrity! This was the only store that had no integrity in our 15-day stay in Japan, 10 hotels. 2) Not suitable for elderly people with large luggage, no elevator, need to climb to the 3rd floor 3) Only public toilets, hygienic standards and conditions are average, public kitchens are provided, hygienic standards and conditions are average. 4) The hygienic standards and conditions of the room are average, but fortunately it was assigned to the front room, with a window overlooking the train station. 5) There are not many snack bars nearby. 6) The location is OK, close to the train station, and you can walk to the public bathhouse, and the scenery is pleasant along the way!