Gingetsu is situated a 10-minute walk from JR Chuo Line Shimosuwa Station, offering easy access to the scenic Suwa Lake. The property is conveniently located near Suwa Taisha Shimosha Akimiya, allowing guests to explore rich historical townscapes filled with traditional architecture. The nearby areas also include various walking paths, perfect for immersing in local culture.
Amenities
The ryokan features open-air baths, Matsukaze-no-yu for men and Tsukifune-no-yu for women, known for their soft mineral-rich waters. Each room is equipped with essential amenities including a refrigerator and a safe for valuables. The on-site dining options serve seasonal dishes featuring local Shinshu ingredients for a taste of authentic Japanese cuisine.
Dining
Gingetsu emphasizes culinary offerings with a menu that changes bi-weekly and includes traditional breakfast known as 'Magoi friendly'. The breakfast aims to provide a well-balanced meal reflecting the local culture using ingredients such as beans, vegetables, fish, and mushrooms. Additionally, guests can enjoy on-demand Shinshu made horse sashimi as part of their dining experience.
Rooms
Rooms offer stunning views of Suwa Lake, with some corner rooms providing unique sunset and night view experiences. The ryokan presents a variety of room types, including Japanese-style accommodations, all with private washroom facilities. The annex also showcases the luxurious appearance reminiscent of the Showa Period, enhancing the overall guest experience.
Wellness
Guests can relax in the outdoor hot springs, which provide a tranquil environment with views of the Japanese garden where Nishikigoi swim. The hot spring water is known to have 14 medicinal benefits, including relief from neuralgia, muscle pain, and skin conditions. Both genders have separate open-air bathing options available for private use during designated hours.
Highlights
Location: 10-minute walk from JR Chuo Line Shimosuwa Station
Amenities: Open-air baths, Matsukaze-no-yu and Tsukifune-no-yu
