RVパーク 湯YOUパーク しおはまの湯 四国健康村

We went to the hot springs. I had read in advance that it was expected to be busier than usual, so I arrived worried that it might be overflowing with people. I'm not sure if it's an annual New Year's event, but there was one at the facility, and I'm not sure if it was due to that or just coincidence, but the baths were relatively empty, and I was able to enjoy all of them. The temperature and water quality were great, and I'd definitely like to return. The facilities and transportation accessibility seemed convenient, so it would be a good idea to get all the information you need beforehand. Since we were traveling with children, I thought it was great that the Shikoku Aquarium was so close. The shopping area was also very well-stocked, and they had a modern barcode system where you pay all at once when you leave. I wanted to leave my luggage in the car, so I asked the front desk, and they were very accommodating and allowed me to re-enter. It's truly an amazing facility!!

I stayed here for two days and one night over the three-day weekend in November. The indoor baths include four types, including a jet bath and a vibrating bath, and the outdoor baths include two kamaboro baths, an open-air bath, and a carbonated hot spring. It was very pleasant. The sauna was larger than I expected, with an automatic loyly every 30 minutes. There were also events with heat wave masters. I sat on the upper level for the automatic loyly, but it didn't seem to get very hot. But it was still nice. There was an outdoor area for open-air bathing. It was very spacious, and there was even space to sleep. I was very satisfied. The capsule hotel is old, and I could hear a lot of noise from people around me. However, the mattresses were nice and I slept well. All the staff were very nice, including the staff at cafe26. Thank you very much. I would like to return if I have the opportunity.

The front desk staff were very helpful and provided clear explanations and guidance. The spacious and clean bath was a nice touch. The toilets are only located inside the facility, which is a bit inconvenient, but it's great that they're available 24 hours a day. The usage fee for a Car Travel Club Standard member is 2000 yen plus the bathing fee (850 yen per person for 3 hours of use). There's also a 500 yen charge for electricity and a 200 yen charge for garbage disposal (one bag each of combustible and non-combustible waste). There's running water, which was convenient. Disposal of gray and black tanks was not possible. You can also use the bath in the morning, so you can freshen up before heading out (you'll receive a morning bath ticket).

I stopped in to take a bath during a car camping trip. The self-service check-in process was done via touchscreen. Maybe I didn't understand what I was doing and chose the wrong option? They opted for the ¥12.80 plan for six hours of use... I thought, "But they're not going to be there that long, just for the bath?" But I still went in anyway. I wish there were more options... It might be a reasonable price for people who use a variety of facilities, but ¥1,280 just for a bath is a bit pricey! Oh, and the ¥300 towel set fee was included. I saw a massage machine and thought about using it, but when I looked, I saw that it was an additional ¥500, so I decided against it (lol).

I used Yu YOU Park. Even though I contacted them on the day, they came out to the parking lot and showed me around. The facilities are old, but they were well-maintained, and the staff and store clerks were all very kind, and I had a very pleasant time. The next morning, I was also given a bathing ticket, so I was able to bathe early, which was great. The customers were a mix of men and women of all ages, and it had a nice Showa-era feel to it.