Sea Side Spa

This was my first visit to this place in my hometown of Kitakyushu. I went from the Tobata direction, but be careful as there are no signs at the intersection past the cosmos flowers. The baths include one open-air bath, one indoor large bath (including four jet baths), one slightly hot sauna, one salt mist sauna, and one small cold bath. The open-air bath has rose-colored bath salts and the water volume is low, so there was dirt floating on the surface of the water. The indoor large bath is small because it is combined with different types of jet baths. The sauna is nothing special. The free rest area inside the building is on the second floor of the lobby, and because it has an open atrium structure, you can hear conversations and the sound of the TV from the floor below, so you can't really relax. I didn't use the restaurant, but I think it's inexpensive. It's understandable that the facilities are old, but I wish they would manage the baths more carefully during business hours.

This was my first time here. The facility was very clean, and I enjoyed the baths very comfortably. 😊 The baths were spacious, with a jet bath and sauna. The open-air baths had reclining chairs and TVs to watch. The changing rooms were spacious, with high ceilings and a bright atmosphere. For meals, there's a restaurant on the first floor with an ocean view. They have a wide variety of menu items. You purchase your food from the ticket machine first and then take it to the counter. In addition to the menu items from the ticket machine, you can also purchase salads, side dishes, oden, and other items from the refrigerator in the store at the counter with cash. If you're just looking for a quick drink, I recommend checking out the menu. ^_^ After dinner, I took a break in the lounge on the second floor. There were also plenty of manga to choose from. I really enjoyed it, and I'd love to go again. 😊

Spa🎶 The parking lot is free and spacious, making it easy to park. The last time I came here was when Space World was still operating... I wonder if it's changed a bit since then? The facilities are clean and well-maintained. Shoe lockers cost 100 yen (refundable), but the lockers in the changing rooms don't require coins. You buy a ticket from a vending machine and hand it to the reception. There are a decent number of manga to pass the time. They also sell some snacks and candies... it really appeals to kids. The changing rooms and bathrooms are also clean. The open-air bath doesn't offer a view of the sea. It was a weekend evening, but it wasn't very crowded, so I was able to relax... it's a hidden gem. There's also a restaurant inside the facility, so you can relax there too. The happiness of a draft beer after a bath is irresistible! I'll come again. I felt so refreshed!

¥780 is a bit steep, but I guess it's worth it 😅 The cleanliness and organization are great, and I'm very satisfied. The fact that they have both a mist sauna (with salt readily available) and a high-temperature sauna is fantastic. The relaxation room on the second floor after your bath is quiet and peaceful. They also have a great selection of manga comics 👍 I'd like to stop by again when I'm in the area. Next time, I'd like to try their food as well.

Located near The Outlets, this is a great place to relax and unwind. It's not technically a hot spring, but sweating in the salt sauna is incredibly refreshing and refreshing. 🧖🏻 There's ample free parking. 🅿️ The shampoo and conditioner aren't high-end, so I recommend bringing your own. 🧴 They have several popular comics, so if you've just eaten, you can relax in the manga section before soaking in the hot water. 📚♨️