天然温泉 真名井の湯 大井店

First visit: I was a little surprised because it was in a residential area. If you are a non-member, the bathing fee starts and all meals are expensive. ? I felt that there was not enough space to take a break, but there was no problem because I was busy, but overall I thought that it was one rank lower than other hot spring facilities.

The size of the bath is large, the quality is good, and the garden of the open-air bath is well-equipped. The bedrock bath is a normal impression. There are few break chairs, and it may be a conflict on holidays.

Many conversations in the bathroom, many with children Many people are talking about super public baths wherever they go I have never seen the attention from the staff I have a lot of conversations without masks while drying my hair and while taking a bath There are posters here and there, and there is a letter saying "Please refrain from talking", but haven't you read it? Adults should take the initiative to refrain from talking! !! The second floor area is exclusively for bedrock baths. Is it chlorine-based without regularly expelling people? We are disinfecting Personally, I would like to disinfect alcohol rather than chlorine. The good point is that it is all-you-can-drink for now, and it is fully equipped with cold water and strong carbonic acid. Is the air conditioner broken? There is no cooldown There are magazines, newspapers, etc. in the rest area on the second floor The good point is that it cannot be used by general customers. Therefore, you can take a relaxing break. If you want to take a day off because the price is as low as 500 yen, you should pay 500 yen plus the bathing fee. There is also a ladies-only floor for the bedrock bath, so you can relax. There is also a unisex bedrock bath What is worrisome is that there are many people who are talking everywhere (ToT)

I went there during the daytime on weekdays in late April 2020. The weather was nice so I walked from the nearest station, Fujimino Station. There was a large parking lot when I arrived after walking for about 20 minutes. Maybe it's the correct answer to come by car. I purchased an advance admission ticket (bathing, bedrock bath, soft drink 1 cup set 1100 yen) from the official website in advance. Show the screen of your smartphone at the reception and get a drink voucher to enter the store. It was my first time to use it, but the receptionist explained how to use it carefully. The indoor bath and the open-air bath were wide, and it was rattling because it was during the daytime on weekdays. However, there was only one electric bath, and there were a lot of old men who looked like Nushi, and it was crowded. There were carbonated springs, pot baths, and open-air baths in the open-air bath, which were also rattling. In addition, there are 3 or 4 beach chairs for bathing in the open air, and you can stretch your legs and lie down. It was quiet and comfortable without noise because it was in a residential area. In the word of mouth of Google Map, it was written that it smelled like a disinfectant or a pool, but the indoor bath certainly smelled a little pungent, but it may not be noticeable. I think this is normal in a super public bath. I didn't mind the disinfectant odor at all in the open air. There are 3 bedrock baths, a rock salt room, a medicinal stone room, a cool-down room, and a female-only medicinal stone room, for a total of 4 rooms. The time was unlimited and the bathing set fee was very cheap, so I thought it would be crowded, but this was also rattling, and the fairly large bedrock bath room was reserved for one person. The bedrock bath was very comfortable because the temperature and humidity were optimal. However, the cool-down room was a little cool, just cooling it, and the temperature was delicate for the cool-down, and the air conditioner's air outlet was covered with dust, so I was a little concerned about hygiene. In terms of hygiene, the rule is that bedrock bath users may or may not wear masks, and there were several customers who used them without masks. By the way, the non-woven mask was sold at the reception for 30 yen / sheet. Also, I was grateful that only the bedrock bath users had all-you-can-drink cold water and carbonated water, and I was very sweaty in the bedrock bath. My companion was receiving a massage for 60 minutes for 3800 yen (tax included), but he said he was very comfortable with the old man, and he liked it because it was cheap. This time, the bath and bedrock bath were rattled during the daytime on weekdays, but the entire second floor with the bedrock bath was closed to children, so it seemed that it could be used quietly even on weekends.

I used to use a restaurant before, but I couldn't eat what I wanted to eat because it was sold out mainly for rice. If you have any trouble and cannot provide it, please take some measures such as posting about the matter. It's about 20:00, but I think it's still time for customers to come to the store. I was looking forward to it, but I was disappointed.

There is also a bedrock bath, and the bath is clean, but the bath is not a calm environment with many people. It may be better to refrain from those who are concerned about the density, but since there are few people in the bedrock bath, you can feel at ease. (You can bring your own smartphone, 2 types for both men and women and 1 type for women only) The built-in massage machine was Anmaou II (200 yen), but the air part of the arm and waist was broken. Air comes out from the arm, but it feels like it is pushed out rather than pinching the arm, and the air is over at the waist in the first place. If you want to take money, I would like you to fix it. I feel lost. I also had one Panasonic product, but it cost 400 yen. I don't use it because it is expensive. There is a natural hot spring at Saitama Sports Center nearby, but the bedrock bath remains closed due to the corona stagnation and it is closed by 20:00, so it is difficult to go, and Manai no Yu is open until night as usual. Thank you for your cooperation.