埼玉スポーツセンター天然温泉

Located in an industrial area away from the station. The hot spring facility is on the right side of the Showa-style bowling alley. Contrary to the facility name, the exterior and interior are chic and calm. However, it is a little confusing because it is packed with functions. There are two types of lockers, box-shaped and vertically long. About half of the washing areas are partitioned. There are two types of indoor baths, a hot bathtub and a bubble bath. All of them use hot springs and are quite hot (about 41 ° C). There are two types of saunas. The mist sauna is based on black and feels like you are in a cave. On the other hand, the dry sauna has large windows and a bright atmosphere. The temperature is a little over 90 degrees Celsius, and it is a little crisp. The water bath seems to be 19 ℃, but it was about + 1 ℃ higher. The open-air bath is surrounded by buildings, so the feeling of openness is a little inferior, but the planting and the construction with height differences do not make you feel oppressive. The source water is at the top. The temperature is about 40 ° C, so it is suitable for everyone. It is interesting that the way the rocks are assembled is unique and that you can lean against your body. There is lukewarm water under the free-flowing bathtub. It can be warmer and more relaxed than flowing, but the ingredients are slightly weakened. There is no pot bath, but instead there is a wooden bath that you can put in by yourself, and there is one for each person in the back of the lower tier and next to the free-flowing bathtub. The temperature is higher in the lower tier, but the one next to the free-flowing bathtub is lukewarm (about 38 ° C), so I put it in the most relaxed place in this facility. In addition, there are sleeping baths, hot baths, and reduction springs that use well water, which have been devised in shape and are easy to fit on the body. The quality of the spring is an alkaline simple spring, which is relatively rare in this area. The color is tan and has a strong slippery feel, with a sulfur odor. Since the temperature of the source is 31 ℃, which is lower than the body temperature, it would be nice to have a bathtub without heating only in the summer. There are two restaurants, one near the entrance and the other inside. The main one is inside, and there are many Japanese set meals, so it may be good when you want to eat well. I ordered the recommended bibimbap, but it was surprisingly rich in vegetables and had a gentle taste. There are two rest areas, one near the entrance and the other on the mezzanine floor, both of which have a small fish sleeping style. There is a women-only space on the mezzanine floor, but it is difficult to understand at a glance because it is dark. I went there around 15:00 on Saturday, but the age group is a little higher. The number of young group customers increases a little in the evening and it becomes noisy, but considering the location, it is within the permissible range. Since it is far from the station, it seems better to use the shuttle bus from Mizuhodai. There are also fixed-route buses, but be aware that the number of buses is small and IC cards cannot be used. The atmosphere and hot springs were of good quality, although the transportation was not very convenient. It's a pity that there were many points to worry about. First of all, the volume of broadcasting is too big. The content was not about etiquette or business hours, but about souvenirs next to the front desk, which was honestly jarring. Settlement will be settled in a lump sum when leaving the building, but it is not possible to be half-cashless, such as the locker is a coin return type and the milk vending machine is only cash. And above all, the fact that the hair dryer is charged (10 yen for 3 minutes) is overlooked. Even though there are places where you can use it for free even in public baths, it is anachronistic to take more money with this admission fee. It's a good facility if you look at it roughly, but there are many points where you can even get irritated by passing through the details in small places, which was very wasteful. I would like to request immediate improvement. The star is 3.

The sauna and cold bath are large and slimy. I think it is just right for those who are new to sauna. It feels great to take a bath in the open-air bath area. There are many types of baths, so you can relax and soak in them. It's best to sleep on the mezzanine floor immediately after going up. If you bring a towel, you will get a small discount. Cashless people should be careful because a coin locker for changing clothes is required for 100 yen.

I call it Nurunuru Onsen, The hot spring ingredients or the messy hot water is slimy. A level that you can't taste anywhere else. There are various SPAs in Saitama, but I personally recommend this one if it's hot water quality. The quality of the hot water allows for the inconvenient facilities that require a locker for 100 yen. It's also a good idea to enter after sweating at the batting cage, table tennis or bowling.

Personally, I think it has the best atmosphere and spring quality in Tokorozawa city. The parking lot is spacious, but it gets wet on rainy days. There is also a shuttle bus depending on the time. I went there for the first time in two years, but there are also adults who can't follow the rules and manners. There is a rule called silent bathing, but I have removed the mask before that, so I would like to ask for etiquette if there are others. I don't bring it because I like the shampoo, conditioner and body soap provided here. I bring it to another store. The rental bath towel was so fluffy that it hurt when wiped. The shoe box does not require coins. The dressing room locker is a coin type and a 100 yen return type. A hair dryer costs 10 yen for 3 minutes. It might be a good idea to bring a coin of 110 yen. Other usage fees in the facility will be settled in a lump sum on the way back.

I visited for the first time last year. The hall is simple, but the baths are large and the quality of the spring is good. It is also a high point that there is a steam sauna and a flowing stream. Sometimes it's done until midnight, so if it's late, there aren't many people and you can relax. The difficulty is ・ A difficult location without a car ・ Since the open air and the entrance to the bathhouse are connected, it is very cold when the door is open due to ventilation.

It is closer than the Tokorozawa interchange. The bath that revives is low-pitched and really slow and revives. The sauna is also large and beautiful. It's the No. 1 spa in me! There are also two types of bedrock baths, and you can sweat to get rid of fatigue. It ’s a really wonderful hot spring.

As is rumored, "Saispo" was a very good hot spring. Maybe because it's in a quiet place, it's vacant on Friday morning, and when I go in and go to the open-air bath, no one is there. All seven open-air baths are monopolized. I think it's because of Corona, but it's not something that users are thankful for. The hot springs are slimy and comfortable, the sauna with TV is large, and it's surprisingly rude, but the lunch was delicious. With other super public baths, only the mock shop level of the school festival comes out, and there are many places where the evaluation goes down at once in places other than the main business bath, such as "That's not a mesh shop but a bath shop. I felt that this seafood bowl was not made by a part-time job while looking at the manual. The only disappointing point is I couldn't get beer without a vaccination certificate. Yeah! That's not it ~