アマンディ筑紫野 家族湯

It's been about 30 years since my last visit. I came here on a weekday just after lunch. The parking lot was full of cars from groups. I managed to find a spot, but I wonder if there's a second parking lot? There's a smoking area near the entrance, and smoking is prohibited indoors, so I'll have a smoke there. The inside is spacious, with a large rest area in front of the shoe locker room. Put your shoes in the locker, it's free. There's a small button under the keyhole, so press and turn it. Handle your key at the front desk and receive a locker key. Apparently, you pay when you leave. I was thinking of asking for the senior discount, but the card discount is slightly cheaper at 712 yen. I headed toward the locker room, but there was a restaurant on the right. The take-out bento looked delicious and was really cheap. However, I had just had a hamburger lunch at Kirinya, so I passed. Another large lounge. Following past was a spacious rest area. There were a lot of cars, but not many people. Today's bath is a Balinese-style bath, while the women's are in the Japanese-style bath. I wonder if they switch days? The locker rules are quite strict. I look at the key number and find my locker. I head to the bath. Both the indoor and outdoor areas are spacious, so you can take a long, relaxing bath. The electric bath is quite powerful. The sauna is pretty average. There are chairs and beds throughout the area, but no buckets for rinsing off. The ceiling is high and the roof is made of vinyl, so it's bright. It's very calming. After the bath, I have a juice and take a break before heading home. This isn't a complaint, but it bothered me. When I asked to return the shoe locker key, it was the wrong one. The female staff member (probably a new part-timer) couldn't help me, so I showed the receipt to a male staff member and it was resolved. They easily replaced it, but I wonder if this is a common occurrence? I'd like to come again.

I love the restaurant and occasionally go to the Japanese and Balinese public baths, but this was my third time using the family bath! The first time I used it, water would collect when I washed my hands, probably because the sink drain hadn't been cleaned. I told the receptionist when I left, but the second time I went, it was in the same state, even though it wasn't the same room. The third time, there was a spider web about 60cm in diameter in the changing room!! How could you not see it?! It hadn't been cleaned at all! The family bath is reasonably priced, so I think they should do a better job! The receptionist was consistently unfriendly every time... I've decided never to use the family bath again! By the way, the spider web room was room 12! It's creepy to think there might be a giant spider somewhere!

I went on a weekday evening. The parking lot was very spacious and free. It seems you can't make reservations over the phone, so I went there and reserved a good time! I chose my favorite from the 12 rooms available and made a reservation. I guess they reserve rooms on a first-come, first-served basis when they're busy 🧐😣 Rooms were available for 2,500 yen and 3,000 yen on weekdays. All rooms have air conditioning, a toilet, a sink, a hairdryer, towels, skin care products, shampoo, and quite a lot of other amenities, so it feels like you can use the space spaciously. The male receptionist in a suit was very kind. I'd definitely like to go again if I have the opportunity.

This was my third time using the family bath. The hot spring is directly sourced, with plenty of water and just the right temperature. There's only a faint sulfur smell, but it warms my body thoroughly. 😌 The rooms and baths are always clean, making it a pleasant experience. The parking lot is spacious and convenient. Thank you for the pleasant stay. I look forward to using your services in the future. Weekends and Holidays - Villa (detached house): ¥3,500 (weekdays: ¥3,000) - Row house: ¥3,000 (weekdays: ¥2,500) *You can receive a ¥500 discount coupon for weekdays and Saturdays.

This hot spring facility offers two alternating bathing styles: Balinese and Japanese. Sauna: The website says it's 90°C, but I think it was closer to 80°C. It's the type of sauna where you stay for a long time to sweat. Cold bath: About 17-18°C. A comfortable temperature. Open-air bath: Chairs are provided throughout the facility. I was able to relax in my preferred spot. The background music playing as I entered was great. I don't remember the lyrics, but it was addictive. I got a coupon on my way out. If you live nearby and want to return, this facility is convenient.