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Izuminoyu

Kurume, Fukuoka Prefecture 839-0809, Japan
33.3221° N · 130.5418° E
Izuminoyu
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Rating
★ 3.9
Reviews
741
Photos
18
Description

Riverside hot springs complex with outdoor & indoor pools, plus family baths & a foot-bath.

Amenities
Wheelchair accessible parking lotDay-use private bathFree-flowing onsenOnsen water directly flows from the sourceNatural onsenOpen-air bathRest areaBedrock bathLie-down bathRestaurant
Hours
monday
10 AM–3 AM
tuesday
10 AM–3 AM Hours might differ
wednesday
10 AM–3 AM
thursday
10 AM–3 AM
friday
10 AM–3 AM
saturday
10 AM–3 AM
sunday
10 AM–3 AM
Contact
Phone
+81 942-41-1230
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
ゆかEdited 3 years ago
★★★★★

We offer a wide variety of baths, from those for small groups to those for large groups. ♨️ Depending on the day, some types of baths, or even all rooms, may be fully booked, resulting in waiting times. You can check the rates and current waiting times on our website. In the hallway, there are baby baths and chairs for people with disabilities and the elderly, available for your free use. All baths have both indoor and outdoor sections, and shampoo, conditioner, and body soap are provided. All private rooms have sofas, hairdryers, air conditioning, and fans, making them comfortable even after a bath in the summer. 🎵 There are also toilets, so it's safe and convenient for those with children. 👪 The water temperature can vary from hot to lukewarm, and the water quality seems to differ from day to day. You can freely add cold water, so you can cool it down if it's too hot. The facilities are well-maintained, clean, and pleasant. Since we have small children, being able to soak in the family bath for an extended period (extensions available for an additional fee) and enjoying a natural hot spring with continuously flowing water is truly wonderful and a real blessing ♨️ We were able to relax and enjoy the hot springs again this time.

楓凪a year ago
★★★★☆

It was a little slimy, with a wonderful nostalgic scent. They were open until 3:00 AM on the 26th (bath day), so I went there after 11:00 PM, but there was a whopping 170-minute wait! (lol) There were three bath types to choose from, but each type was reserved on a first-come, first-served basis, and you couldn't choose within a type. The facility was very clean, and the waiting area had a kids' space, massage machines, foot baths, and more! There were both indoor and outdoor baths, and the changing rooms were spacious and clean. The indoor bath was a little hot, while the outdoor bath was lukewarm. We go on a family bath tour two or three times a month, and this facility ranks highly in terms of value for money, water quality, etc. I had some trouble with the system when I entered the facility, but unfortunately the staff didn't say anything to me (>_<)

ゆゆぽっぷ6 months ago
★★★★★

It seems there's a line for the cheapest bath. I thought it was amazing that you can go there once, make a reservation, and then go shopping or kill time in the footbath lol Shampoo, conditioner, and body wash are provided. If you're just dropping by, all you need is underwear and a towel 👍 I was surprised at how smooth my skin felt after using the bath. The floor is slippery, so you might need to be careful with small children 😔 There's a hot spring outside that you can drink. It's about the same temperature as the hot springs, I think? It's nice and warm ♨️ I just dropped by on a whim, but I'm so glad I did—it was the best! I want to go again!

YYY “D”a year ago
★★★★☆

For a family bath only, I thought the B-type bath would be just right for two adults and two preschool-aged children. We arrived at 12:00 PM on a Sunday in October, and there was no wait for the B or C baths. The B-type bath has both an indoor and outdoor bath, allowing for a long soak. The spring water has a sulfurous scent, leaves the skin feeling moisturized, and provides a long-lasting warmth—a truly excellent hot spring experience. There are many rooms, and the website provides detailed information on occupancy, which is helpful for planning even if reservations aren't readily available.

Esmond Chun3 years ago
★★★★★

Found this onsen from Google Maps. They provide 3 kinds of private rooms for a group of family and friends. Each room comes with 1 indoor and 1 outdoor onsen pool, size depending on the size of the group. You need to bring your own towels as they don't provide. The room looks very clean, and each time a customer used the room, they immediately clean up for the next customer. Is a very good experience.

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