白沢高原温泉 初穂の湯

Use it for a day trip after skiing. From National Route 120, follow the navigation system's directions up the well-plowed road to the parking lot. Since it's an attached facility to a golf course, the atmosphere is just like a golf course. 1,000 yen including tax. Go down the elevator and head to the large bath floor. There are clothes baskets on the shelves in the changing room. There are no locks, but there are coin lockers where you can get your money back after use. 100 yen. When you enter the bath, there is a large bathtub directly in front of you, and beyond that, you can see a well-maintained garden through a large glass window. Furthermore, there is an open-air bath and sauna. The cold bath and the bath are perfectly set up. It felt pretty good, even in the snow. As soon as you enter, there are six washing areas, and then eight more on either side, separated by partitions. The hypotonic alkaline hot spring water flows directly from the source and is colorless and odorless, but it's slippery and known as "beauty water." Apparently, the water is provided to the nearby roadside station, Bokyo-no-Yu. If you're going to Bokyo-no-Yu, which has a relatively small number of washing areas for its size, this is the place to go. There's also a hair dryer. However, I'm not sure how busy it will be during golf season.

After walking through the blueberry orchard at Kawaba Denen Plaza, I got drenched in sweat, so I googled a nearby day-trip hot spring♨️ and decided to take a dip for the first time♨️. This hot spring♨️ is located inside a golf clubhouse and is reserved for golf⛳️ guests. There's one indoor bath, a cold bath, a sauna, and two outdoor baths: one lukewarm and one regular. There were lotus flowers blooming outside. It was a weekday, so I was able to relax in peace and quiet, but while bath towels were provided for golf guests, they disappeared by the evening, suggesting they were put away because golfers weren't allowed in. So, if you're planning on taking a day-trip to the hot spring♨️, please bring your own towel.

I visited this hot spring on a day trip inside a hotel attached to a golf course, which doesn't have many signs. The bath is simple, and I heard the men's bath is larger and has a nicer view. However, the water was thick and flowing, so I was very satisfied. As it's a hotel, the amenities were good, and there were piles of towels in the changing room. An elderly local person was there, perhaps as a special offer, and when he asked how much the bathing fee was, he was very surprised when I told him it was 1,000 yen. However, I was told the water was the best in the area.

I used it after snowboarding. This is a bath at a golf course hotel. The price is 1,000 yen per person in 2023. They also sell 12-time passes for 7,000 yen during the winter. The water is lukewarm and moisturizing, similar to the water at the nearby Bokyo-no-Yu. The inside is spacious, with a sauna, cold bath, and open-air bath! It's great that bath towels and face towels are provided as standard. There's also a waiting area in the hotel lounge, so you can relax and meet up. It doesn't seem to get too crowded, so I highly recommend it! The parking lot is also spacious!

The changing room is spacious, there are many washing areas, and the indoor bath is also large. The outdoor bath has both lukewarm and hot water, so you can enjoy a comfortable time. There is also a sauna and a cold bath, but there is almost no rest space, so it may be disappointing for sauna lovers. If you are just looking for a hot spring, this is great for 1,000 yen.