至福の湯

At the entrance, I was asked to take a thermometer and wear a mask. This was also mentioned on the Krefeel website, so I was convinced to some extent. But why do you tell us your name? I'm not sure what the information is for. There is no explanation. Why can't you just listen to the name of katakana and record it on paper, because the information is only the katakana name and cannot be traced? ? When I think about what it means, he says, "Because it can be a pseudonym." I do not understand what it means. If you don't care about the information, you don't need to hear it from the beginning. When asked, "Is it okay if I don't say it?" I don't understand what it means to be denied entry due to the existence of insignificant information. There is no posting on the homepage. Suddenly you are told at the entrance. In the first place, is there a legal basis for refusing to enter the building without telling your name? I don't understand what you want to do.

My mother was old and I couldn't take a bath at home. I used it for the first time today, but I was very satisfied with the very good temperature and the cleanliness and cleanliness of the hall. There is also a medicinal bath, which makes your skin smooth. I want to use it again.

Bathing facility adjacent to Kefir Lake East. Only bathing facilities were available without staying in Kefir Lake East. Impression that neighboring inhabitants came. Bathing fee is 600 yen for adults on weekdays, and shampoo, rinse and body soap are provided. Towels and nice amenities were charged. The bath is clean with two indoor baths and an open-air bath. There was plenty of space to wash your body, and there was a booth with a fresh spot. There is also a plastic bath for children for diaper infants, so you can draw hot water yourself and take it to the bath. The dressing room has a dryer, water refill, and diaper changing table. The lockers are keyed and can be received at the top, so there is no misplacement of luggage. The employee was cleaning the hair on the floor and the floor was beautiful and I was happy. There was also a place to rest after taking a bath in the lobby. There was also a snack bar (liquor sold), a vending machine, and a massage booth next to it. The vending machine has a bottle of coffee milk like a hot spring facility, and kids are happy. It is important to note that the final bathing reception is slightly earlier at 20:30.

The price and availability are good. There are also 3 baths. There are shampoo, rinse and body soap. The bath seems to change every time. One of the three is not special about hot springs. Well, hot springs are better. The bath temperature is low. I want you to raise it a little more than twice. Because it is cold, it is not warm.

Finally, I can eat now ?? However, it is an order stop at 14:00 just for lunch ? Soft serve ice cream and drinks will be served until 18:00 ?

There is a postscript under the corona. The hotel bath called "Kurefiu Koto" is open for day trips. The price is 600 yen for adults on weekdays. It's not a hot spring, but it seems that it's pumping up groundwater and boiling it. The bathroom is monotone. It is bright with a large window full of walls, and the open-air bath and rock garden provide a good view. In addition, the sound of the water from the hot water outlet constantly echoes, creating a simple yet open and relaxing space. However, there is no sauna. I don't mind The height of the washroom is just right, both sides are separated, and the shower is easy to use as well. Amenity has a soft scent that remains. It seems that the bathtub is regularly replenished with hot water from the hot water supply port and overflowing onto the floor. There is a good feeling of cleanliness. The indoor bath is about 41°C for white hot water, about 40°C for herbs/medicinal baths (content changes about three times a month), and about 42°C for open-air baths. The temperature setting is rather low overall. Personally, I like the slimy medicinal herb bath. You can immerse yourself forever without feeling any strain on your body. There are few people on weekdays, the price is reasonable, and the hot water is comfortable, so it is a well-known bath. However, the open-air bath is blocked by a concrete wall that is more than 2 meters long, and it's a shame that there is no view even though it's on a hill. Also, the location is behind the hotel, but the road signs and signs on the premises are a bit difficult to understand. As of June, 2019, There is a security guard who seems to be silver in front of the entrance door, and he is informed of the limit on the number of people. It takes a long time to wait. If you understand, you will be asked for your name, your temperature will be measured, and you will receive a number tag to enter. The clogs of the clogs are vivid and fresh because they are sealed here and there with adhesive tape, perhaps because of the space between them. Buy a bathing ticket, wait in the lobby, and take a bath when the number is posted on the bulletin board. The time is one hour. "Do not use" tags are hung so that the washing areas are not next to each other. Apparently, it is limited to 5 people each for men and women. Security guards come to patrol while bathing. …………I'm restless. I think that the strict system should be evaluated, but at the same time, it seems sad that you are facing the reality. We sincerely hope that normal days will be restored. I'm sorry, but I felt that the explanation of the elderly security guards was so difficult to understand that it was difficult to publicize and could lead to unnecessary trouble. Isn't it better to have a flip etc. explain to you while showing it?

Public bath attached to the hotel. It is especially busy on weekdays, and the open-air bath is spacious. Simple making. There are shampoo and rinse (TSUBAKI) and body soap (POLA). The shower can be kept open, ◎ strong The bath has a nice bath. On the 26th, I will make a rattle on the bath day. 600 yen on weekdays, 700 yen on weekends and holidays. When you eat in the evening, the view is calm and beautiful.

Public bath attached to the east of Klefil. A day trip is available. It is 700 yen in the case of a weekday adult fee 600 yen and a weekend. There is shampoo, rinse, body soap. There was an open-air bath and it was a beautiful bath.