第二喜多乃湯

It is a lively bathhouse. The number is front type. If you eliminate the smoking area, it will be 6 stars.

The sauna is small but quite hot. The water bath is full of two people. The sauna mat is located in the smoking area. The bath and sauna were good, but the people were the worst. There were several people who came out of the sauna and took a bath with sweaty bodies without taking a bath, and I felt uncomfortable and couldn't take a bath. If you like saunas as much as wearing a sauna cap, I sincerely hope that you will follow such manners. I've met these customers for the first time, so I don't think I'll be here anymore.

Used by one person on Saturday evening. It's an old-fashioned public bath, but the sauna is free to use and it feels good at high temperatures. Bad points ☆ Are you a regular? One middle-aged woman with bad luck leads loudly in a small sauna without a mask and conversation with others does not stop. Moreover, the content was unbearable because I was scared by the bad words of other customers who are not there now. I want to go again when the person is not there. paypay was available. You also need coins for the hair dryer.

In a comfortable public bath. The surroundings are spacious and bright in the daytime. The water bath feels very good. There is no additional charge for the sauna. The bath is only hot water, and it is a comfortable level to endure. recommendation.

A public bath with only grandmothers. As soon as I entered, when I tried to wash my body, I was told "There are people using it" and I had to move. When you enter the sauna, you need two towels and you must wear a mask. I don't write such a rule anywhere, so I think it's probably a local rule. I felt very uncomfortable for young people to enter alone.

It feels like an old-fashioned public bath, and there are many grandpas and grandmas, so it's kind of relaxing. The temperature of the sauna is around 95 degrees, which is quite nice, and the coldness of the water bath is also nice. PayPay payment is also convenient. Some people come with their children all day long, so it's okay to bring their daughter. I will repeat.

A public public bath located east of Higashi-Kurume Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line in a residential area. The feeling of making it in a general public bath is quite hot. Shampoo and body soap are not provided here, so you need to bring them with you. As a public public bath, the facilities are relatively new, so it doesn't feel old. There is no open air and there is a high temperature sauna, but since the bathtub is hot, you may feel unsatisfactory if you enter the sauna after taking a bath. In the bathtub, there was a simple hot water that was rare in the vicinity. The parking lot is free at the back of the store, and there are paid coin parking lots next to the store, so you probably won't have any problems. There were vending machines for soft drinks and beer, but no milk.

Although there are many good points, one star is confirmed by the existence of the smoking area next to the dressing room. A mysterious specification that you have to take a bath again after returning home because of the smoke of cigarettes that drifts to the dressing room even though you have taken a bath. Perhaps the terrible customer base pointed out by others is also attracted to the smoking areas that are no longer in the surrounding bathhouses. I decided to walk to Higashi-Kurume Station with a miserable feeling. Although it has been criticized so far, there are many wonderful points. Above all, the fact that the sauna is free has the potential to attract heavy sauna lovers. The temperature of the bathtub is high. This is also nice. It's not expensive, it's clearly expensive, so it warms up. There are many people because the sauna is free. It's free, so I don't want to have a mat, but I think it's better to know in advance. Do you bring a mat or sit on a tree? As for the cleanliness, it is quite clean except for cigarettes and smoking areas, and it is wonderful without the smell of chlorine, probably because the water is good. As for the customer base, there are usually people who have painted on their skin, and it seems that there were times when young outlaws made noise and some other customers returned. No towels for rent. It sells for 250 yen, but I don't want to bring a wet towel home because I didn't bring it in the first place, so I'd be happy if a rental towel was introduced someday. For the time being, if there are no smoking areas, the stars have the potential to jump up suddenly, so I'm looking forward to the day when that will be resolved.