セントラル天然温泉 ゆの華
I visited Rokkou no Yu because of its recent renovation. First, let's talk about the price. ¥1,000 on weekdays and ¥1,200 on weekends are reasonable prices for the area. Furthermore, if you use a multi-use ticket, admission is reduced to about ¥833 per visit, so if you want to save money, a multi-use ticket is essential. Some people have criticized the price compared to municipal facilities, but I feel that's largely off the mark. [Good Points] • The sauna is now more powerful with the addition of a Harbia stove. • Coleman chairs have been added to the outdoor bathing area. • Aromatherapy loyly (held at scheduled times) by staff. • The shower head and hair dryer have been updated to Refa products. [Concerns] • The Refa shower head has slightly weak water pressure. • Since it was the opening day, the younger customers seemed a bit noisy. • The aromatherapy loyly can sometimes be about five minutes late. [Overall Review] It's definitely better than before the renovation, and I'm more satisfied with it than at Yunohana. It's open until 1am, so it's easy to stop by after work. I have a feeling it will become a sauna facility that represents Kamisu in the future.
This is a reasonably priced natural hot spring where you can also enjoy a meal. *See the image for the meal menu. Large towels are 110 yen, face towels are 110 yen, and indoor wear is 250 yen. A set is 400 yen, and a cleansing face set is 400 yen. Hot spring admission is 1000 yen for adults, 450 yen for children, and free for children under 3. The water is soft, reddish-brown, and smooth. The natural hot spring is lukewarm in the indoor bath and hot in the outdoor bath. Apparently, if you win on the slot machine in the game corner, you can get a free hot spring discount coupon. Parking is located on the same side as the hotel and hot spring. I thought it would be crowded with hotel guests during the three-day weekend, but I was able to stretch my legs and soak in the hot spring just as usual.
To all staff: Please strictly adhere to the announced start time for loyly. Everyone waits inside assuming it will start at that time. If you're five or ten minutes late, those who have been waiting inside for five minutes will have already been inside for 10 or 15 minutes by the time it starts. By the time it's over, they'll be feeling dizzy. That's why everyone rushed out the room the moment it was over. This can lead to accidents, so please improve this. Also, the loyly staff should visit another sauna and practice... There was absolutely no steam coming out, and it was really surreal having to blow air on each person one by one with the Makita blower, "1, 2, 3"... I guess it can't be helped, but if that's the case, please provide the service energetically and efficiently...
This super public bath is located inside Kashima Central, adjacent to Oak Town, along National Route 50 in Kamisu City. The circulating hot spring water is rich in metasilicic acid and sodium chloride, and is known for its smooth, beautiful waters. The building itself looks dated. The bathroom has a large bath, bubble bath, sauna, cold bath, open-air bath, and two tub baths, so it's spacious and never crowded. Facilities include massage machines, tanning machines, and a games corner, and the shop is uniquely designed. The rest area has a large selection of manga and a dining area, so you can spend the whole time relaxing. It was a great facility, as you'll be able to warm up thoroughly after your bath.
This hot spring facility is located on the grounds of the Ohnohara Hotel in Kamisu City, Ibaraki Prefecture. Hotel guests receive a discount, and there's a direct line from the hotel. While the facility feels a little old, it's well-maintained and the staff provide excellent service. In addition to the hot springs, you can also enjoy meals and rest, making it a perfect place to relax.
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Primitive springs don’t come with towels. A quick-dry towel, water shoes, and a headlamp for the walk back all pack small.
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