Gero Onsen Yasu-en is a traditional Japanese ryokan just a 5-minute walk from Rokuso Shrine, featuring private outdoor baths and wooden architecture. Its guest rooms offer panoramic views of the shrine's garden, perfect for witnessing morning mist drifting over the torii gates. Book via the HopeGoo app for exclusive inclusions like kaiseki dinner and breakfast.

Gero Onsen Tree no Yado offers spacious family suites and dedicated children’s activity zones, located just an 8-minute walk from Rokuso Shrine. The property features a family-friendly onsen area, traditional Japanese gardens, and complimentary yukata rental. Each room includes tatami mats and floor-to-ceiling windows offering serene views of the shrine’s seasonal landscape—ideal for a peaceful cultural retreat.

Stay at Gero Onsen Kagura-tei, where rooms open directly to the shrine entrance, allowing you to join the local-led morning prayer ceremony at 5 a.m. The hotel provides complimentary kimono and hair accessories, plus guided walks along the lantern-lined path before sunrise. The tranquil atmosphere, combined with birdsong and incense, offers a deeply authentic spiritual experience—reserve the early access package through HopeGoo for a seamless journey.

Gero Onsen Kami no Igusato offers daily guided tours led by local priests at 10 a.m., covering the shrine’s history, rituals, and surrounding natural ecosystem. Afterward, guests may participate in a hands-on ema (prayer tablet) painting workshop and enjoy special ceremonial tea. All guests receive complimentary access—book a tour-inclusive room via the HopeGoo platform to secure your spot.

Gero Onsen Seishin-an sits nestled behind the shrine’s hillside, designed with minimalist aesthetics and natural stone finishes. Each room features a private terrace facing bamboo groves and dry landscape gardens. With no electronic devices—only paper lanterns and incense—the atmosphere is profoundly meditative. Daily zazen meditation and tea ceremony sessions are offered, making it ideal for those seeking inner stillness and mindful travel.

Gero Onsen Saimyō-ya’s "Shrine Sunset Room" features red shoji doors and glass skylights, offering stunning photos of the shrine bathed in twilight and evening lantern light. The hotel provides a dedicated photography corner with kimono rentals and props, plus professional photographers available for composition guidance. Each evening hosts a "Light & Shadow Night" event, using projection art to narrate shrine legends—perfect for creating memorable visual stories.

Gero Onsen Anshin Ryokan is the only certified barrier-free ryokan in the area, featuring wheelchair ramps, accessible bathrooms, and voice-guided navigation systems. Rooms include emergency call buttons and non-slip flooring, with a 3-minute walk to Rokuso Shrine’s main entrance. The hotel also offers barrier-free shuttle service and hearing-assist audio guides, ensuring all guests can comfortably experience the shrine’s spiritual and natural beauty.