Cocoplala Hot Spring Resort

The fee, nearly 2,000 yen including the hot stone bath, is a bit pricey, but it felt reasonable because there were many types of hot stone baths and a quiet, relaxing rest area exclusively for hot stone bath users. There's also a manga corner, so couples can enjoy themselves. The restaurant serves substantial meals for around 1,000 yen, so it's comfortable and suitable for long stays. However, it was a bit disappointing that food and drinks are prohibited and hydration is almost always charged unless you use the restaurant. There were about five types of baths available when I visited, and I was able to enjoy them during a relatively quiet time, so I was able to relax while enjoying the limited-time wine bath. It got crowded after 6 PM, so lunchtime might be quieter and more enjoyable. The facility is located far from the station, making it difficult to access without a car. If you're interested in this facility from afar, you might want to try it out, as Ibaraki's hometown tax donation program offers a facility voucher as a reward.

[Price] Since it was a Saturday, I paid 980 yen for just the bath. (If you also use the rock sauna, it's 1680 yen.) [The facility] was very clean, and most importantly, there were a variety of resting styles, which made it fun and relaxing. The Hawaiian-style design was stylish and I felt that it was well thought out. [Resting] There were resting areas scattered around, but it was a bit cold in the outdoor areas. It's best to keep your feet warm when relaxing. [Internet] I had a Docomo account, but I had no problems connecting, and the electrical outlets and other amenities were very helpful. [Bath] There were a variety of baths, so I was satisfied. Each person in the washing area had their own partition, making it easy to wash. [Meal] I wasn't expecting much, but the food was perfectly normal. In fact, it was quite delicious and I was very satisfied. It was a facility that I would like to visit again.

I went there on a Saturday evening to use the sauna, and the bath wasn't too crowded!! I was able to exchange 500 points from the Yamashin Home Center for a bathing ticket at Yamashin! It was a great deal! The sauna is tiered, with room for about 12 people, two on each side of the central aisle. The temperature is around 90°C, but it felt hot♪ There's a TV! There are double doors and showers on both sides! The cold bath only fits two people! It feels like a bathtub at home! The water temperature is listed as 18 to 20°C! The reviews say the rock sauna is good, and the facilities are clean!

The exterior has a nice Southern European resort feel. The interior is also nice and unified. The rest area in the courtyard is stylish and nice. There are several hot stone baths, which is their specialty, and it's very satisfying. The restaurant is also stylish and decent. The baths are a bit disappointing, except for the spacious carbonated spring. I wish the open-air baths were a bit more well-designed and had more bathtubs. I was left feeling something was missing.

I visited on a weekday afternoon. Although it's not a natural hot spring, the facilities are new, the baths are large, and the sauna is decent. There's also a wide variety of bedrock baths, and a spacious rest area exclusively for bedrock bath users, so you can really relax. However, there are no water dispensers in the bedrock bath area, and they only sell bottled water for a fee, so it's a bit stingy, I can't help but feel a bit put off. Payment: Credit cards accepted