北本温泉 湯楽の里

Kitamoto's only one-day hot spring. (Although there used to be another place) It's been more than ten years since I moved to Kitamoto, but I often use it. There are hot springs, carbonated springs, and saunas, so you can be healed at the end of the night shift or on holidays. There is also a bedrock bath, but I haven't used it here yet. The bedrock bath is also nice and sweaty, isn't it? It's a reasonable size, so you can spend it quite comfortably unless it's a holiday evening. Perhaps because there are restaurants such as family restaurants, conveyor belt sushi, and yakiniku in the surrounding area, many people come along with it, and I feel that it is often crowded on weekend nights. Recently, it seems that Mt. Fuji was drawn on the wall of the hot spring, so I am delighted to see Mt. Fuji drawn while soaking in a carbonated spring. Personally, it's a very good facility, so I'd like to add a higher star, but since the leil service in the sauna is only twice a day, I often miss it, and I want to increase it once more, preferably twice. It is 1. The point that I would like to improve immediately is -1, but when I used it most recently, there are people who bring drinks even though they should not be able to bring drinks to the bathhouse under the guidance of the public health center. rice field. Of course, it may have been a customer who didn't know it, so I won't blame it strongly. However, some staff passed by without doing anything in front of those PET bottles, even though the note says that if they are found, they will be removed. (Although about two of them had confirmed it visually.) It is a facility that is used comfortably by small children and elderly people, so I would like both users and users to follow the rules properly. Since it is such a time, I would like you to avoid becoming unusable due to a small amount of time, so thank you for your cooperation.

Entered in the evening on public holidays. The price is as low as 800 yen on holidays. I was worried about the congestion because the parking lot was very large, but I was able to spend a relaxing time until the store closed. An unusual structure in which the indoor baths are arranged in a corridor around the outdoor baths. The centerpiece of the indoor bath is a spacious carbonated spring. A jet bath and plain hot water are arranged in the corridor in the shape of a fortified tower. At the center is a natural hot spring rock bath and pot bath. There is no flowing water from the source. The rock bath is divided into two layers, both of which are about 41 degrees Celsius. The hot springs are smooth, and it seems indistinguishable from ordinary hot springs in a blind test. It can be said that it is hard to get a rash. There are two types of saunas, the leil sauna and the high temperature sauna. The temperature of the Laureu sauna is a little less than 80 degrees, while that of the high temperature sauna is a little less than 95 degrees. I expected the leil sauna to be a frequent auto-leil, but it seems that it only happens once or twice a day, so it's actually just a low-temperature sauna. However, it is good that both the leil sauna and the high temperature sauna have high steps and the upper tier warms up well. Both have TV. The water bath is around 19 degrees. It's easy to go out to the open air, and the wicker chairs are far away, but there are chairs for people, so you won't have any trouble bathing in the open air. There is plenty of rest space, and meals are a little cheaper for spa money. It's not that it's particularly good, but considering the cost performance, it should be said that it's quite spa money. However, there is no point that "this is wonderful", and it is close to the impression of Jegan in the mobile suit. At the very least, why don't you leave a tub filled with water in the hall so that you can use the leil as you like?