宮崎空港温泉 貸切露天風呂 ほのかの湯 宮崎空港店

I went to the pre-opening of Honoka no Yu Miyazaki Airport. On the way to the airport, you'll see a Densan store on the left. To the north of there is a Nico Nico Rent-A-Car with a yellow sign. It was located within the parking lot! The entrance to the parking lot is where you take your ticket and the bar rises. On your way back, you'll receive a stamp on your parking ticket, and the staff at the toll booth will enter a coupon and make your parking free. The parking lot is a bit small, so be careful if you have a large car. It's not as spacious as the Soyamadera store! However, there was a staff member who guided us into the parking lot, saying, "All right, all right, stop!" (lol) The staff were all very kind! The receptionists, guides, parking staff, and toll booth staff were all very nice. Now, the bath. From the entrance to the indoor bath, the structure is built with the same warm wooden design as the Soyamadera store, but the open-air bath space was spacious and the tub was also quite large. Half of the bath is shallow enough for a reclining bath, and it's deep enough for small children to feel safe! It's also great for families. The ceramic bath at the Sozanji branch is also very nice, but this one is spacious and relaxing. The staff member said that the water is brought from Sozanji Temple, and I was worried about the quality, but it's really the same, with a soft, viscous bath. Since it's not circulated, there's no need to worry about Legionella bacteria. Once things have calmed down a bit since the grand opening, I'd like to extend my stay to 90 minutes. This time, there were three of us, and we each washed our bodies and hair. Considering the time it took to dry our hair, I thought 60 minutes would be a bit hectic. So we brought our own hair dryers. Now we only have two, along with the one they rented, which saved us time. Items we brought: bath towel, towel, body towel, hair treatment, face wash, lotion, hair dryer, hairbrush, comb. *Towels and other items are available for purchase if you forget. *Caution! The parking lot is a little small.

You can reserve a room online, but you can't choose the location, so you don't know where you'll get. I thought it was pretty cheap, but they charged an additional fee for the sixth person and above. I couldn't find the entrance; or rather, it would be easy to find if they just said "hot spring entrance," but you have to enter the rental car company's paid parking lot, which made the parking and entrance even more hesitant. Because of this, I ended up having to make a phone call at the entrance. Even in the cheaper rooms, there are two types of hot springs: indoor and outdoor, and the water temperature was set to hot for the indoor bath and warm for the outdoor bath. In the indoor bath, no water came out even when I turned the faucet, so I couldn't cool it down. You can hear everyone next door, so be careful what you say. Or, if you're someone who is sensitive to noise, I don't think you'll be able to relax unless you use the indoor bath.

I used it when I was flying through Miyazaki Airport. I was lucky because they were running a campaign where you could use it for 90 minutes for the price of 60 minutes, and if you registered on Instagram you could get fries and a drink. The staff were friendly, the facility was new, and there was an indoor bath and an open-air bath, and the water was just right. There was a toilet and a hairdryer inside. I brought my own towel. Best of all, it's located next to Miyazaki Airport, so it's convenient to pop in on your way to catch a flight. The only drawbacks are that the entrance is a little hard to find (maybe it's combined with Nico Nico Rent-a-Car?) and they only accept cash. I think it would be good for inbound tourists and customers coming from the city.

I didn't make a reservation, but it was open during the weekday lunch hour. A private bath is available for 2,200 yen per hour. Well, it may be a bit pricey compared to Kagoshima hot springs... It's new, after all. A private bath for one person might be a bit too luxurious. An hour wasn't enough. There is an outdoor bath, an indoor bath, and a rest room. Shampoo, in-conditioner, and body soap are provided. Do they rent towels or buy them? The outdoor bath feels really nice. The inside is well-maintained and clean. There's a TV and air conditioning too... I was really happy to be able to relax in the hot water. The reception was a little confusing.

Private hot spring I thought it might be a little pricey, but since it was private, I was able to relax and enjoy myself without having to worry about anyone else. The private room was also very clean. After checking in, they guided me to my room and gave me amenities, a hair dryer, and a timer. The amenities included body soap, rinse-in shampoo, and conditioner. It's great that I can adjust the water temperature to my liking. There was an indoor bath and an open-air bath, but I was worried that if I was in the bath next to someone, I'd hear everything they were saying. 😅But I was so relieved and satisfied. 🈵😃