かすかべ湯元温泉






I used the night service. The facility is spacious, and there's a heated pool, so there were plenty of lockers in the changing rooms. I don't think there will ever be an empty locker. The bathrooms are also spacious, and there seems to be room for a fair number of people, with a medium-sized bath, large bath, and open-air bath. The sauna is also reasonably large, so it looks like it could fit a reasonable number of people. For those who don't like cold baths, there is also an air-conditioned room with rock salt inside. The rest area is also spacious, so I was able to relax and unwind after bathing! If I had arrived a little earlier, I could have had gelato, so I'd like to enjoy it as well next time.
Used to come here all the time as a kid. Little upset with the renual as it feels like 3/4 of the fun is gone due to it, (less restraunts, no play space, etc) bakery is good tho! And i think i got to see japanese "roryu" in the sauna! i was wondering why a naked old lady was doing it with the towl on the ground, felt very unsanitary (definetly saw "hairs "fly by if that makes sense) but everyone around me was cheering. So i guess it was ok!
Clean and beautiful. Wish they had a bit hotter baths like 45~47, the warmest was 41~43 Celsius. Highly recommend the body scrub, if you can ask for Sudo Kaori!
A hidden gem. Nice onsen and pool that were not busy at all on a Sunday. Place is very child-friendly
It’s not modern spa but very cozy and safe for family who has babies and kids.
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