Ginan Hot Spring

It was my first time using the service. It was a wonderful way to detox both physically and mentally. However, when I first visited the front desk, the young woman (Hamada-san) told me that I didn't receive the bedrock bath set clothing and towel that I was supposed to receive after paying. I looked around for somewhere to borrow them, but couldn't find one, so I asked another customer and they told me that I could get them when I paid. I had the receipt in hand, so I went back right away and explained the situation to another front desk staff member. They quickly prepared them for me, but didn't apologize. The woman who initially helped me, who was nearby and seemed to be checking the receipt, didn't seem to realize that she had forgotten to hand them over, so she didn't apologize, which I found a bit disappointing. Or maybe she was just a new employee? It wasn't that she was particularly rude, so I'm willing to be lenient and think she might have just been tired and forgotten, but I think this shouldn't have happened. I kept the receipt this time, so that was a relief. Returning my wristband on the way out When I went to pay, the other front desk person seemed nice, so I carefully explained my concerns. He listened without any complaints. I hope my message reaches the owner. The only other thing that surprised me was the noticeable bad manners of customers bringing their smartphones, books, and drinks inside, despite signs prohibiting them. Ginan Onsen itself was very nice.

This facility in Gifu's Ginan district offers both a hot stone bath and natural hot spring. You can enter both for 780 yen on weekdays and 880 yen on weekends. Amazing value! I recently went to Nukui Onsen, a hot spring in the same chain, and had a great time, so I decided to try this one too. As others have mentioned, there was a line when it opened at 10:00 AM. I went on a weekday and there were about 15 people in line, but the wait wasn't too long. After changing, there were lots of manga and other things on the way to the hot stone bath, which was great. However, despite the signs saying no cell phones were allowed, several people were using them in the hot stone bath, which is rude. Drinks are also prohibited, but they casually brought their own drinks and left them in the fridge. The customers here have low morals...no complaints, and no patrols, so they can do whatever they want. For lunch, I ordered a pork cutlet set meal, but the egg was half raw and I wish it had been cooked a little longer. The food was good, but it was disappointing. After the rock sauna, I took a leisurely soak in the hot spring before heading home. The price will increase by 20 yen starting in October, but it's still cheaper than other places. So, there's a sign saying, "Please buy drinks inside, but don't bring them in." If everyone doesn't respect the rules, the price could go up even more.

This is a day-trip hot spring facility in Ginan Town. I put my outdoor shoes in a locker and received a wristband for payment and a bedrock bath set at the reception. The fee was 800 yen (adults) on weekdays. There was no additional charge for the bedrock bath, and I was also able to borrow bedrock bathing wear and a towel for free. The facility seemed clean and well-maintained. There were four types of bedrock baths, each with different temperatures. I was also glad that the rest area was spacious. There were a wide variety of baths, some of which used natural hot springs. Overall, the service was excellent and I was able to relax! It was good value for money, so I would like to use it again. Please consider opening a branch in Aichi Prefecture as well, lol

It's great value for money at 900 yen on weekends, and it includes a bedrock bath. A yukata and bath towel are provided. However, the downside is that it gets crowded. There's a line to get in. The open-air bath is well-designed, but a large screen TV sits right in front of you when you enter, which is vulgar. People crowd around the entrance to the bath to watch the TV, making it difficult to enter. There's no need for a TV when you're soaking in an open-air bath; they should create a different atmosphere.

It's a new facility, so it's good. The hot spring water is from Bugeigawa Onsen, so it's a bit diluted, but I think it's good. The sauna is spacious, and the water balloon is around 15 degrees Celsius, so it's generally easy to use. However, because the price is low, the level of civility is low, and the staff management is sloppy, making it a very uncomfortable space to relax. The food in the cafeteria is very bad. The location is good, and it's a shame that the hot spring facility isn't improved.