三蔵の湯

I was exhausted from the heat during a day trip to Nagoya, so I decided to use this bathhouse on short notice. I knew there were several public baths nearby, but there seemed to be fewer with hot springs, so I chose this one even though it cost 1500 yen. There's a Mega Don Quijote right in front, which made getting ready easy. The staff at the front desk were very helpful. They lent me two towels. There were amenities like toothbrushes and razors behind the front desk. It might only be in the women's bath, but the security is very strict (lol). There's one massage chair inside that costs 100 yen to use. Other amenities like shower caps, combs, drinking water, hair dryers, lotion, and moisturizer are also available. I was glad that I could store my regular-sized backpack in a locker with a lock. The hot spring water seemed to suit my skin well, and it relieved the swelling and pain in my hands and feet, which had gotten worse from sitting and walking for a long time.

This hot spring is located inside the Nagoya Crown Hotel. The soft hot spring water is perfect for relieving fatigue. The bathtub and washing area are spacious, making it very pleasant to relax in. A true urban oasis. There is no cold bath or sauna. This is a place for people who simply want to enjoy the hot springs. Daytime bathing is available from 8am to 10am and 3pm to 8pm for 1,500 yen. The price has recently increased by 500 yen. Pick up a rental towel at the front desk before you head out.

This is the hotel's hot spring. I found this site when searching for hot springs near Nagoya Station. As you'd expect from a hot spring within a hotel, it was a beautiful facility. The price is about the same as a hotel, so you'll need some courage. There is an open-air bath, but the tub is small, so it's better to relax in the indoor bath. There is no sauna. Comfortable towels are available for rent.

This natural hot spring is located inside the Crown Hotel. The water has a slightly brownish hue. It's open to anyone, not just hotel guests. It's not cheap at 1,500 yen, but towels and toothbrushes are available for rental.

First of all, it's very clean. It's well-maintained. Do they patrol the area at regular intervals? They check everything. The cold water in the bath was very refreshing. If it were in my neighborhood, I'd go there every day.