Name: Izumiso
Address: 212, Yunoshima, Gero, Gero, Gero, 509-2207, Japan
Rating: 8

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Diet menu (on request)

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Karaoke

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We could get the staff at Gero Tourist Info counter to call the ryokan to pick us from the Gero Station to the ryokan.  The rooms were very clean and big for a party of 4. The onsen was small but provided all the essential amenities. This ryokan could take a max of 50 guests at any time. When we were there, there was only another group of 4 guests, so we felt that we had the entire ryokan to ourselves. The dinner and breakfast were delicious but we didn't quite like the preserved fish. Would stay here again.

Small family run ryokan that provides personalised service

We received a very warm welcome from Miyuki-san, the owner who greeted us at the railway station. She speaks very good English and recommended some of the interesting things to do while in Japan. Our room is cosy and the futon is very comfortable. The outdoor onsen is superb! For those who wanted to experience the authentic Japanese hospitality, a family run ryokan like Isumizo is definitely a must-try.

Gracious Hospitality

Wonderful traditional cosy hotel  , big space feel like home and easy to go around by walking around  little tiny town. and close to train station and restaurants. Also can ask for traditional old style Japanese breakfast or dinner.
Very very nice owner and staff. 

Great trip !

this ryokan provides sense of comfort and staying like at home. The staffs are very helpful and good english speaking.Public bath(onsen) has open air zone for relaxation among cold air while sitting in hot water during autumn. this attraction are a bit crowded with locals and tourists but we have a pleasant stay there. The staff also provide useful information about public foot spa and local cuisine restaurants in this small lovely city.

nice place for onsen(public bath),very helpful and good english speaking staffs

My wife and I were there early April.  We booked a traditional Japanese style room with no meal. The room was big and clean. It also had a basic bathroom -- toilet and sink.  We opted not to have the meals at the lodge and ate out.  We used the onsen/bath facility in the lodge.  There were both indoor and outdoor pools.  The facility was small but there were only 2 others who came in and went out shortly afterwards while I was there.  So, it being small was not a problem, but soap and shower-stools were strewn about. the futons were already made for us when we arrived.  They were clean and comfortable and we slept well.  Overall, it was a basic but nice Japanese ryokan experience (but kind of expensive -- $170+ without meals). I can tell it was a nice ryokan at one point, but it looked like it needed an update -- carpet in the hallway was dirty and wooden trims in the room and other common area furniture were faded and had stains.  The owner gentleman came to the train station to pick us up and took us there the next morning.  Even though we couldn't communicate very well, he tried to make small talks with us and was very kind.  We appreciated the kindness.

As a side note, someone recommended that we get the wooden onsen-pass that you can use to go into many onsen facilities in the town.  But, it turned out, the pass could be used only at some of them and only during limited time windows like 10am - 1pm, 2pm - 5pm, etc.  After dinner, it was around 7pm and there were only two or three onsen facilities that will take the pass.  We went to one but they didn't give us the towel or the basket to put your clothes in, so we couldn't use the facility.  We ended up not being able to use the passes at all.  In hindsight, we should not have bought the pass; you only need to use onsen once just to have the experience.  If anyone considering getting the pass, I don't recommend it.

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