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Taketorinoyu

Tama, Japan
35.6319° N · 139.4481° E
Taketorinoyu
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Description

Grand spa facility with baths & saunas, aesthetic care, dining, bowling & entertainment.

Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotWheelchair accessible restroomSaunaBedrock bathLie-down bathOpen-air bathRest areaRestaurantRestroomDay-use private bathau PAYCredit cardsDebit cardsNFC mobile paymentsPayPayRakuten PayTransit IC cardsV-MoneyGood for kids
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
NASU2 months ago
★★★☆☆

The bedrock bath was really great. There were several types, and I was able to sweat gently and relax. The temperature wasn't too hot, so I could soak for a long time. The rest area was spacious, so I could relax. Another great feature was the extensive manga collection. They had everything from the latest releases to classics, and I found myself reading for hours before I realized it. I think it's perfect for people who want to spend a relaxing day. The food in the facility was neither good nor bad, and I thought it was just averagely tasty. It wasn't anything special, but it was convenient to be able to do everything on site. While my overall satisfaction was high, I felt the prices were a little on the high side. It's understandable if you're staying for a long time, but it might seem a little pricey for a short stay. Still, considering the level of facilities, I think it's a facility worth visiting at least once.

Suzume Kuro3 months ago
★★★★☆

Taketori no Yu is one of the largest hot spring facilities in Tokyo. It has a time-honored retro feel. It has an open-air bath, low-temperature hot springs, and a sauna! There are so many different types of rock saunas, it's spacious and great. There's also a rest room with 20,000 manga books, so you could stay all day. It's practically a theme park, with karaoke, darts, table tennis, bowling, a kids' corner with lots of UFO catchers, and even bouldering. You won't want to leave. It's so good you'll want to stay overnight.

織信Edited 2 months ago
★★★★☆

It's a really good facility. I went on a Sunday, and the bedrock bath was popular. My back hurts when I lie down on the bedrock, so the gravel room was always full! There was no place to sit in the cooling room either! It's a shared bath for both men and women, so there were many couples, elderly couples, and women with their children. The water was light, and I felt refreshed after getting out. The body scrub was also good. I'd like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

Qi Ren3 months ago
★★★★★

A great place to experience ganban-yoku in Japan. Taketori-no-Yu offers a calm, relaxing atmosphere with a variety of stone rooms, each providing a different kind of warmth and relaxation. I loved being able to choose rooms based on my mood and how my body felt that day. A deeply refreshing experience — highly recommended.

8848 Tvx5 years ago
★★★★☆

Almost the different than any other. Rock salt shauna, and different temperature shauna. I love the place.

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