笑福の湯

The weekday morning baths are amazing! ✨ There's no difference between members and non-members in the morning baths, and if you enter between 6:00 AM and 8:00 AM, it's only 750 yen on weekdays. On weekends, it's a reasonable 800 yen. 🙆♂️ If you don't have to rent towels or anything, you can just enjoy it. 🧚🏻♂️ What's even better is that there aren't many people there in the mornings. 😊 Plus, there's no time limit, so I usually go in around 6:00 AM and then enjoy the sauna, cold bath, electric bath, jet bath, open-air bath, and the outdoor bath, cooling off in the chairs in the open-air bath, and then enjoying the various baths until around 11:00 AM. ♪ Everything here is great, but the jet bath's force is incredible. ☝️ The best thing about it is that you can use the force of the jet bath to self-massage your body after warming up in the sauna. 🤔 And it covers a wider area than human acupressure, effectively flushing out the lymph nodes. 👍 And it only takes a short time. 😳 You can tone your body in so many ways, and unlimited baths for just 750 yen is amazing, isn't it? You can change clothes, eat, and take a bath again, but I think you can't enter the refreshment room unless you're wearing the hotel wear ☝️ Seriously the best 😃

Just happened upon this wonderful establishment after a long journey to Yaizu. What a refreshing bath that has beautiful modern clean facilities. The morning hours are from 5:30 to 9 am which yet the cafe doesn’t open until 7:30. The cafe serves a very nice breakfast. Unfortunately, aside from the signs in English at the door, everything is for Japanese consumption as nothing is noted in English or any other language. I’m sure one will not have too much trouble if you have been to a Super Sento before. This place is cashless once one pays for entry. You will receive a wristband which you use to pay for everything from cups of tea to haircuts. Once you are ready to leave, you will then pay for your items.

PROS: • Polite staff • Nice amenities • Good massage services • Multiple baths • Quite clean CONS: • Lots of armbands and bracelets to keep track of • Slightly pricey NOTE: • If you have tattoos, they won't let you in to use the baths. A friend invited me to go and she wasn't able to enter because of that; they most likely will not give you a pass for larger, blatant tattoos. Another friend had a small tattoo that she covered with her towel and because they didn't see it, couldn't say anything. Proceed with caution.

The sauna is fairly spacious and uses a self-flow system. I was a little bothered by the loud chatter of local regulars. The cold bath is quite hot, but it's spacious and nice. There are a sufficient number of chairs for the open-air bath, but unfortunately there are no chairs for lying down. The parking lot was crowded, but the lockers and makeup booths were spacious, and there were plenty of facilities such as a rock sauna, massage parlor, and rest area, so I enjoyed it.

I love the jet bath and the relaxing atmosphere here. The jet bath is so strong that it's hard to find in the western part of the prefecture. The bath stool in the washing area has three different heights, which is very helpful for someone like me who has bad knees and hips.