Hot land NANAO

Weekday Monday I had some business at Noto Airport, so I stopped by a sauna on the way back. I entered around 4:30 PM. 3-hour course for 800 yen and rental face towel for 100 yen. Convenient Rakuten Pay payment available. There were about 7 other customers, but only about 3 were in the sauna. 5-minute hot spring bath followed by a carbonated bath. My body was covered in bubbles. ① 8→2→8 ② 8→2→8 ③ 10→2→8 The sauna room was just under 100℃. The interior was quite clean. The cold plunge pool was right next to it, around 18℃? There weren't many chairs for the outdoor relaxation area, but luckily a chair in front of the TV was free, so I rested there. It was quiet and I was able to fully relax. The bath was also spacious and comfortable. Finally, I warmed up again in the carbonated bath. It's open 24 hours, seems like you can stay overnight, and the food looked delicious, so I'll definitely come back here if I visit Noto again.

I was here for work, so I was looking for a hot spring where I could park my trailer. There was a parking space right in front of the entrance, but it was off the road! Use your discretion! They were open for shorter hours due to the earthquake, but I was able to relax. I arrived at 6 PM on December 17, 2025. A friendly guy at the front desk explained the cost to me, and it was 800 yen for three hours. I'm not that busy, though, lol. The lobby, changing room, and bath area were clean. There were various baths, a clean sauna, and few customers, so I was able to relax. The water was, for better or worse, just a light, normal amount. Hair dryers, cotton swabs, etc. were provided. There was also a gym, a batting cage, and other amenities, so I think it would be a fun facility. There was also a coin laundry in the parking lot.

I entered for a 3-hour course. It cost about 7,500 yen, including massages, the restaurant, and a body scrub. Whether that's expensive or cheap is up to you. I was satisfied. The food was delicious. The facility was clean. There's also a coin laundry on site. The only thing I'd like to say is that Hot Land should update their website. If they advertise 24-hour service, they should mention that bathing is closed between midnight and 6am! Some occupations only allow bathing at night. So I'm deducting one star.

It's quiet, spacious, and empty, which is great. It's closed on Thursdays. The facilities are a bit Showa-era, but they have a variety of amenities. It was the perfect place for me, who was tired of the hustle and bustle of super public baths. I used the free lower back massager, and it improved my circulation so much that it made me itchy (lol).

I visited around 7 PM on a weekend! There were many types of hot springs, and the entire facility was clean! I didn't use it, but apparently there's also a batting cage. However, it was quite noisy because there were many families. Currently, they are operating on reduced hours, closing at 10 PM. PayPay is accepted!