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三重城温泉 海人の湯

mie jō onsen ama no yu
26.2132° N · 127.6670° E
三重城温泉 海人の湯
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Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotSaunaNatural onsenOpen-air bathRest areaRestaurant
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
ᆞ해밀7 years ago
★★★★☆

Loisir Spa Tower Naha: Free for hotel guests Loisir Hotel Naha: Adults: ¥1,500, Children: ¥750 Smileage Members: Adults: ¥1,500, Children: ¥750 Visitor Rates: Adults: ¥2,500, Children: ¥1,250 *Guests with tattoos are not permitted to use the facilities. *Children (5-12 years old) *At Loisir Hotel Naha, the age limit for boys entering the women's bath and girls entering the men's bath is 6 years old (preschool age). Thank you for your understanding. *Hotel guests can use the "Miejo Onsen Shimanjin no Yu," "Indoor Spa Pool," and "Outdoor Pool" facilities at the above rates during their stay. Special Offer on Discounted Multi-Visit Tickets Time-Limited Service Tickets We are selling discounted multi-visit tickets that can be used only during the following hours (9:00 AM - 5:00 PM). Sales Location: Miejo Onsen, Shimanjin no Yu Reception Available Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Service Details: ◎ 5-ticket booklet / ¥6,665 (Bonus: 1 ticket free, total 6 tickets) ◎ 10-ticket booklet / ¥13,330 (Bonus: 2 tickets free, total 12 tickets) ★ Visitor fee ¥2,500 → Save ¥1,389 per visit (¥1,111)! ★ Save ¥8,334 with a 5-ticket booklet (6 visits)! ★ Save ¥16,670 with a 10-ticket booklet (12 visits)!

Hugo Hartmann11 months ago
★★★☆☆

This is the most expensive onsen I've ever been to, 3500 yen! I've been to better onsen, but for a third of the price! There's a sauna, a cold plunge pool, a large hot pool, and a small outdoor hot pool. The hot baths seem to be salt water. Also, I can't explain why, but I didn't feel very comfortable there (or very welcome from the other guests). There were a lot of children, so it was rather noisy. The place is quite difficult to access and not very well signposted. You have to go into the main hotel tower, take the escalator to the second floor, then cross the walkway to the other hotel tower, take the stairs down one floor, and then follow the signs and corridors to the onsen reception. Instead of getting a really good onsen for 3500 yen, I got a good escape game!

o mEdited 2 years ago
★★★☆☆

Because it's expensive, it's rarely used by outside visitors and is generally empty, but the sauna isn't very hot and the cold bath isn't very cold. The hot spring is a little lukewarm, by the way. Google says it's open until midnight, but please note that the last entry is at 10:30 PM and the closing time is 11 PM. I couldn't go in. (Addendum) I returned the next morning around 8 AM. The sauna temperature and cold bath were just right, and there were only one or two people there, so it was comfortable. As usual, the hot spring was lukewarm.

たーさまEdited 3 years ago
★★★★☆

I used it on a Saturday while staying at the newly opened Androoms Hotel nearby. The visitor fee of 3500 yen is expensive... but considering the cost of staying at the Loisir Spa Tower... Perhaps because of the price, it wasn't crowded, and the hot springs were well-maintained and had a calm atmosphere, so it was comfortable.

どもるがん.9 years ago
★★★★☆

Spring quality: Iodine-containing, sodium-chloride spring Free-flowing and circulating: Both free-flowing and circulating The water is incredibly clear, with a strong salty taste, and it warms you to the core. It was a very clean and lovely bath, worth the price.

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