おふろの王様 志木店

There are two types of saunas, a large dry sauna and a steamed sauna, which are often used in the sauna. After that, you can enjoy the bedrock bath for a bathing fee + additional fee. The facility itself is a super public bath that is suitable for the price, and you can see that it is aging in small places, but it seems to be clean and clean. However, although I use it on Friday nights or holidays, there are always one or two groups of young people or old men who talk in the sauna. In the sauna, there is a sticker on a red background that does not use the Chinese characters that say "Talking Dame Zettai", but I couldn't even go to elementary school to see the conversation in front of me and I couldn't read Japanese. It is presumed that they are people who have grown up. Similar people can be seen in the bedrock bath, so if you want to enter quietly, we recommend that you bring earplugs. I had previously expected that employees would get corona and have a thorough silent bath at this facility, but I can't expect to see them not paying attention ... There are places in the facility where you can eat and drink, but it seems that you are only serving basic frozen products. I asked for fried rice before, but the surroundings were warm and the inside was cold, so I wanted it to be warm at least. The facility itself is clean and I think that you can be satisfied with the price, but because it is cheap, some customers will not be able to read Japanese, so if you can put up with it, there is no loss.

No washroom dividers, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, no cleanser, shower momentum is sparse depending on location, so check the shower momentum. Shower temperature cannot be adjusted. There are three pots, so add them slowly to some extent. There is a steam bath, so it is recommended for people who want to moisturize more than a sauna and those who want to detox (but not bigger than a sauna & no TV) There is a restaurant, and the most popular one is soba noodles. It's 100% buckwheat, and it's authentic and delicious with buckwheat flour pulled with a mortar. There are few warm soba menus, and the main dish is Zaru soba, but you can enjoy it without getting cold.

On the way back from LaLaport in Fujimi City, if you search for it, you will discover a natural one-day hot spring! The source is 34.4 degrees, but it is heated to about 40 degrees and you can slowly put it in the open-air bath for a long time! It is a great deal if you become a member and purchase a card before entering. It's cheap! I was relieved because I entered with a mask. My body became easier and I felt the effect! It's about 25 minutes by car from Omiya station ? Next time, I'll leave the golf next door and then go to the hot springs!

It is a hot bath facility as expected. I used it in the morning on weekdays. Overall it was vacant but the sauna was crowded. It may be easier to use the sauna because there is plenty of space for bathing in the open air. I think the temperature inside the sauna is around 90 ° C. The clock is in a high position and deep inside the sauna, and you can't see it from the bottom, so I think it would be convenient if you could put two of them. It may be good to use the sauna. At the hot water fair, the space for silk baths was usually changed for a limited time. It was a little disappointing that it wasn't that hot. It is a facility with the impression of an ordinary super public bath. I was wondering whether to use the bedrock bath on the 2nd floor, so I asked for guidance and took a look inside. A massage chair, a drink bar, and comics were available in the bedrock space, but I didn't use it because it was rather small and oppressive.