鳥海温泉保養センターあぽん西浜



I appreciate the hot spring itself and the price, but some stranger, an older woman, followed me around everywhere I walked because she didn't close the door properly, which was awful. It might have been a one-off, but I wish they'd just make everything automated. This is the first time I've ever felt so uncomfortable at a hot spring.
The open-air bath is a little small, but the spacious indoor bath is clean and very pleasant, making for a very enjoyable bathing experience. Also, it seems they will be raising prices from July 1st, 2026. Sauna available.
When staying at Nishihama Campsite, it's customary to take a bath here. It costs 400 yen for adults. There's a sauna and an open-air bath. Lunch is also available.
These days, the entrance fee is only 400 yen. There's an open-air bath and a sauna, and shampoo and conditioner are provided.
There are two types of hot springs, a footbath, a restaurant next door, and accommodation and a campsite nearby.
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