Japan · Okinawa · Ginowan · Commercial · onsen

Enagic Nature Hot Spring Aroma

Ginowan, Okinawa Prefecture 901-2203, Japan
26.2883° N · 127.7460° E
Enagic Nature Hot Spring Aroma
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Rating
★ 3.6
Reviews
660
Photos
19
Description

Natural hot springs featuring a garden, an infrared sauna, bubble massage, a cafe & more.

Amenities
Wheelchair accessible parking lotSaunaFree-flowing onsenOnsen water directly flows from the sourceLie-down bathNatural onsenOpen-air bathRest areaRestaurantBedrock bathDay-use private bathOnsen water types
Hours
monday
7 AM–10 PM
tuesday
7 AM–10 PM Hours might differ
wednesday
7 AM–10 PM
thursday
7 AM–10 PM
friday
7 AM–10 PM
saturday
7 AM–10 PM
sunday
7 AM–10 PM
Contact
Phone
+81 120-061-126
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
Danny6 months ago
★★★★☆

I’ve had so many people recommend this spot to me & I really do believe you gotta check it out too. The place is extremely inviting with a huge parking lot, clean entrance & very well kept interior. There’s lockers to your immediate left where you would put your shoes away so you don’t step indoors with them on. Right after, you go to the front desk. You’ll provide the shoe locker key to them & they give you a different locker key where you’ll put away your clothes. They will decline to let you in if you don’t fit their guidelines/respect their rules such as no tattoos allowed. Very traditional. The lockers & spas themselves are separated by male/female. All ages allowed for this family atmosphere where it’s very chill, relaxed & laidback. The actual sauna, jacuzzi, outdoor “pond” & shower areas are extremely clean. Whole property is fenced. Only weird thing is, there’s a hotel nearby that can kinda tower over the outdoor swimming pool (and everyone is bare skinned) but doubt they would be able to see from the distance. They provide water to drink to ensure you’re hydrated & an indoor sitting/TV room to just lay back as well. Plenty of vending machines as well. Overall, it’s a great place for the price you pay. Only minor caveat is the salt sauna was underwhelming/ran out of salt, but do check it out.

Kris Ba year ago
★★★★☆

A really nice onsen with plenty of parking near shopping areas... what more could you ask for? Well, l will tell you, a point card, a food stall with hot food inside the building, and zero gravity massage chairs in case the onsen wasnt enough. I honestly was not expecting all the extra amenities. I'm used to onsen where it's just that, a hot bath. So I was very happy with being able to take a break from the onsen to get lunch and then go back in. Not to mention they have masseuses on the premises for customized massages. Or if your pocket is getting a little light, they have ¥300 massage chairs. One thing I do wish this place had was more space. I feel like all the baths are on top of each other. While soaking in one bath, I'm looking straight at the people taking a shower. I wish it was more spread out.

Marli Decarvalho2 years ago
★★★★★

This is a traditional Japanese hot spring, you come in and get your shoes into a locker! Do not go to the desk without sling shoes off first! $15-20 dollars per person! They provide a locker, bag with a towel and wash cloth as well as pants and shirt . Men and women are separated, you go in undress and go to the shower bath area, we wash shower and then go into the several polls, hot cold, wet and dry sauna, water falls and also an outside garden hot spring as well! They have other services like oil massage, was my favorite, shiatsu massage and body scrub! Love it ! Obviously no cell phone allowed inside so no photos here!

Darron Hilaire Jr9 months ago
★★★★☆

I’ve never paid so little for one of the most relaxing and healing experiences I’ve ever had. I’m new to onsen culture coming from the West so this was new to me, and surprisingly a lot more normal and present than I imagined it would be. I had to learn how not to die in the heat and I learned that these places must have a cold bath to truly make it an enjoyable and sustainable experience if your body is not accustomed to the heat it builds up inside of you from being inside the hot springs. All in all, I enjoyed it and it’s my favorite place to go during the week and sometimes on the weekends.

Sam7 years ago
★★★★★

Lovely place to relax yourself here , not only hot onsan spa but you can also sit on a comfortable big cozy chair and watch TV without leaving the shop. It has various temperatures pool (hottest is 42c) a cold pool so you can cool down yourself or wake your soul and also a outside pool (39c) with Japanese garden decoration so that you can close your eyes and enjoy the sea wind blowing (yes! It’s located right by the sea, but due to the privacy, they built a wall blocking the sea view, what a waste). Highly recommended! One reminder tho : tattoos are not welcome here even a small one

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