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I visited this hotel in Okinawa after reading reviews about its rare day-trip hot spring experience. I was asked if I had a reservation, but I couldn't find the phone number on the hotel's website, so I just showed up. At the hotel reception, I paid 2,000 yen and received a bag containing two bath and face towels, a disposable nylon towel, and the hotel's original mineral water. I was then led to the bathhouse on the second floor. The changing room had three sinks and a stylishly arranged hairdryer area. The bathhouse itself featured a high-ceilinged hot spring bath and cold bath, and within the glass-enclosed bathroom, there was a hot spring bath, cold bath, jet bath, sauna, and washing area, all beautifully arranged. The highly salty water was very pleasant and didn't irritate my skin. The washing area also had the hotel's original shampoo, conditioner, and body soap. I can't upload pictures of the bathroom, but it had the atmosphere of a bathhouse found at a golf course or urban resort. Walking through the bathroom, I could also see the coastline. Since no other customers came, I had the place to myself for two hours, and it was incredibly relaxing for both body and soul.

I visited for a day trip. Reservations are required by phone, but same-day bookings are accepted. The water quality is exceptional, with no chlorine smell. This natural hot spring is truly rare in Okinawa. Bath towels and face towels are provided, but the only amenities are shampoo, conditioner, and body soap; no combs or other items are provided. The facility itself is brand new, and there's hardly anyone there. It feels a bit mysterious, like a hidden gem. There's no view from the open-air bath, so don't expect too much. The price is a bit steep, at 2,000 yen for adults and 1,000 yen for children. I wish it were a little cheaper, but the maintenance costs seem quite high, so it's unavoidable. It appears they also sell passes, with five visits costing 8,000 yen. Currently, bathing is offered in two sessions: morning and afternoon. Morning sessions are available from 10:00 to 1:00 PM, and afternoon sessions are available from 3:00 to 7:00 PM.

I just showed up without making a reservation and they let me in. The hot spring water is salty and spicy. It's colorless and transparent. I think the source is probably brown, but it seems to be treated. It's a hypertonic hot spring, and the quality is good. The bath temperature is higher than the source, so it seems to be heated. The facilities are about what you'd expect from a business hotel with a hot spring. There are two bathtubs, two cold baths, a sauna, and a jet bath, I think. You can't see much of the view from the windows, which are blocked by frosted glass. The bathing fee is 2,000 yen for people other than Kin town residents and guests staying overnight. It's not a price that you can just drop in for casual visits. Bath towels, face towels, and mineral water are included. If it were at least 1,000 yen, I would use it occasionally.

A newly built hotel with a hot spring facility. All baths except the indoor jacuzzi use hot spring water. The cold plunge pool is just right, the sauna room is reasonably large, and towel sets, body towels, and a bottle of water are provided. There are no toiletries, so you must bring your own. The view is obscured by frosted glass, so you can't see from the open-air bath or the powder room. It's probably not an ocean view location. The water quality is quite good, and it warms you up wonderfully. I was able to relax very comfortably.

As far as I know, this is the best sauna in Okinawa! The hot spring water quality is excellent, the sauna has automatic louvering every 15 minutes, two cold water baths, and single rooms available. It's the ultimate relaxation experience lol. The price is a bit high for non-residents, but that's a downside.