天然温泉 花咲の湯

I tried the Korean-style body scrub, but I recommend going elsewhere for a body scrub. If you're particularly concerned about hair loss, I recommend not going, as the strong shampoo will cause an incredible amount of hair loss. I had an image of Korean-style scrubs as being stylish, but the rude Korean lady scrubbed me pretty vigorously. I don't like pain, so this was my first body scrub, She was so rough that I felt like I was getting my car washed. The shower turned to cold water, and it splashed on my chest, which was really cold. She said, "What? It doesn't hurt, right?" I told her that it had just turned on, She just brushed it off with a "Yeah, I guess" (;´д｀) When she removed the towel from my eyes, she grabbed it with my hair, and when she told me to lie further back in the seat, she suddenly grabbed my head and pulled it. It's not that she didn't understand, she was pulling while she was telling me to. At first, it was so painful I wanted to go home, but even after getting used to the pain, by the time the exfoliation was over, I still felt like it was finally over! I endured it! I guess that's because I'm sensitive to pain... It would have been one thing if they'd just kept telling me I was producing a lot of dead skin, but they started saying that the people around me smelled bad even though I didn't realize it, and told me to scrub properly from now on. It was kind of rude... It only seemed worth about 2,000 yen. When they shampooed me, they shampooed me so hard that I felt like they were trying to kill my parents. I've been taking good care of my hair by cutting off split ends, and I've been washing it more gently recently because I've been worried about hair loss, but this is all ruined. I guess salon shampoos are that strong to make it feel like they're actually washing it. It's not painful, just a little. But this exfoliating shampoo is so painful that anyone who cares about their hair would want to scream... It felt like they used a silicone shampoo, and my hair was really tangled. When I shampooed while unraveling my hair in the shower, I lost more than three times the usual amount of hair. I was already worried about hair loss, so that day I felt depressed and not at all relaxed. The hot spring was good, but the exfoliating was awful.

I use it regularly. There's a second parking lot? It's easy to park in. The attached parking lot can get full on weekdays. There's a Family Mart nearby, which is convenient. You can buy drinks there too. The interior is beautiful. It's visually designed and has a tropical feel. There's a seat at the back left where you can doze off. There are manga and cushions in front of it, so I like to lounge there. Towels are available for rental and vending machine purchases can be made with a wristband tag. There's no coin required at the end, so it's convenient. The soft-serve ice cream is average. It's a shame the tomato juice from the vending machine is gone, but I might go back in the summer. The changing rooms are clean and easy to use. There's a free hair dryer. Even in the men's bath, you can freely use the free lotion and other items. The indoor bath has a different water temperature each day, which I like. You can also lie down and relax in the jet tub. The open-air bath is open and has a wide variety of baths, so you can try them all. My right hand feels a little hot when I get in, so I tend to stay there. I also like the half-body bath at the back on the left, where you lie down and submerge half of your body. Overall, the bath seems well-cleaned and comfortable. If I had to say something, the shower pressure is a little weak, and it's too crowded on weekends and holidays, so I personally only feel like going on weekdays. I haven't been to other baths much lately, so I can't compare, but if the shower pressure was a little stronger and the bathhouse was larger and more accessible on weekends and holidays, I'd go more often. But I think it's a really great place. Since it's less crowded on weekdays, it's perfect for lounging around after a bath, eating ice cream, drinking juice, and reading manga. 2/25 - Rainy day and a weekday meant fewer people, so it was comfortable. - Tomato juice was back in the vending machine. - The shower pressure was decent, perhaps because there weren't many people there? - A little pricey, but membership offers a discount, so regular users should sign up.

Everyone, check the reviews first before you go. That way, you'll probably avoid a bad or very bad experience. If you go during the day on a holiday, the parking lot is full. It's popular, isn't it? The rock sauna seemed crowded, so I decided to go for the bath and the exfoliation. The bath was just right, with both hot and lukewarm temperatures, so I was satisfied. My only complaint was that the shower pressure was really weak. I was satisfied with the food, but...the exfoliation was a real disaster. Well, maybe because the lady was in a closed room, she was bossy and kept commanding, saying things like, "Lie on your back!" and "Lie on your stomach!" Even though the plan included a massage, "You're so big, the exfoliation is hard, so we'll shorten the massage!" ...Well, that's true, but you don't need to say that. I thought maybe I was just unlucky, but apparently my family, who visited at a different time, also had the same bad-tempered lady. Wow, I've only ever had bad luck here! As I was leaving, she was extremely rude, perhaps satisfied with her treatment, and said, "My skin has become whiter and my dead skin has been removed." I wonder if there's something bothering them, or if this kind of behavior is even allowed under the country's rules, and I think they should learn more about customer service at another spa. So, the bath was nice, and I'd like to go again if I have the chance. Of course, I'll avoid the relaxation-type ones, though. The exfoliation was less than 1 star. It was so bad that I wanted my money back.

This was my first time visiting, as I'm from another prefecture and brought a toddler. I was attracted by the high reviews and the brown-colored hot springs. It also clearly stated that children in diapers are welcome as long as they're careful about cleanliness (I've wandered around a lot of bathhouses in Saitama that don't allow diapers...). The entrance was filled with the pleasant aroma of aromatherapy, decorative lights, and stylish interior design, which really got me excited. The changing room was spacious, and there were plenty of amenities like hair dryers and horse oil body gel, so it was on par with inns in terms of quality. And the bath was amazing! The brown-colored, faintly scented hot spring left my skin feeling smooth and moisturized, and the relatively lukewarm outdoor bath was great for long soaks with my child. The indoor bath is a little hotter, so going back and forth between baths might warm you up even more. It was soothing to soak in while admiring the Asian decor. Although I didn't try the food or the bedrock bath, there was a wide variety of food on the menu, and the bedrock bath seemed to offer great services such as free drinks, so I'm envious of the local regulars. I'd definitely like to try it again if I'm in the area!

I recently went to a super public bathhouse, and I really liked it because it had a great sense of openness outside. I highly recommend it on weekdays. In addition to the bedrock bath, there were several other areas where you could relax, and before I knew it, I had been there for quite some time. The bedrock bath floor was extremely hot, so it would be quite uncomfortable without a towel. The open-air bath was really nice, and on a nice day, soaking in the hot spring while basking in the sunshine felt like a little treat. The water was a calming brownish color, with no particular flavor. The interior of the building was also neat and tidy, and it was clear that the place was cleaned frequently. I didn't try the food this time, so I can't comment, but overall it was a very comfortable place for a weekday visit.