Times Spa Resta

Name: Times Spa Resta
Address: Higashiikebukuro, Toshima City, 〒170-0013 Tokyo,Japan, Tokyo, Japan

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Contact Times Spa Resta

住所：	Higashiikebukuro, Toshima City, 〒170-0013 Tokyo,Japan
電話：	📞 +897989
Webサイト：	http://www.timesspa-resta.jp/
カテゴリ：	Super public bath , Spa ,
街：	Tokyo

Higashiikebukuro, Toshima City, 〒170-0013 Tokyo,Japan

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S	Susan Susan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ very cosy place at a super convenient location. i usually spend a couple hours between my work shift. recommend the free salt in the sauna, don't forget to wait until it starts to melt on your skin before scrubbing. it is refreshing to sit and just space out on the lawn chair by the ouside bath and watch the clouds go by. of course they have good reading chairs and sleeping spaces.
J	Jennifer Goh on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ My favourite place for a wind down in Tokyo after work. Baths are super clean, there are amazing facilities (Dyson hair dryers and facial steamers) and the food at the restaurant is delicious. A little expensive side but great as an occasional treat.
J	Joe Bardon on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A little bit over priced without much options for baths but it is very accessible in a really central location. The restaurant is good and a good spot to people watch. They also have movies to watch outside in the outside bath. There are better cheaper options but if you can't be bothered traveling, it isn't bad. Please ask if you want recommendation for around Tokyo.
M	Ma Nicole Francine Toledo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It is pricey but worth the experience. A nice getaway from the city noises of Tokyo. You need to be able to understand japanese though to book a package and just speak to the staff.
G	Gabrielle Johnson on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This spa is a relaxing experience and is affordable. I went here for my birthday twice. I had a Thai massage, enjoyed a good meal and relaxed in the hot baths. I believe I spent under 20,000 yen for the experience. I would suggest booking a massage online ahead of time or going early in the morning because I usually have to wait a couple of hours for a massage. However it was a good massage and I also liked the food and overall experience. I wish I could go more often!
l	lenaad2002 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Customer service was good but too many xenophobic Japanese. If you are a foreigner, think twice about visiting.
D	D P on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Finnish sauna (dry sauna) is only for men. Why is it that in Japan dry sauna is thought to be only for men? Perplexing. The woman at the reception even looked at me like I was strange for being disappointed that the women’s bath only had a steam room.
A	Ash W on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The ultimate relaxation hub. Included in the 2,750 yen entry fee is a pack of comfy pajamas, a pair of socks and 3 towels and access to a personal locker and the bath area (2 warm indoor baths, 2 warm outdoor baths, an ice bath, a sauna, a cold water bucket shower). Note the baths are not onsen. Some of the baths have adjustable water pressure devices to give yourself a back massage under water. The sauna is fantastic, there’s a TV inside so you can watch MMA and feel super manly while inside. Free toothbrushes, razors and scrubbing towels are available inside the baths. Foot, body and head massages, dry and with oil, Korean scrubbing, Ayurvedic treatments (e.g. shirodhara) are available for an additional cost (60 min shiatsu body massage was 7,000 yen). There is a comfort lounge, relaxation / sleeping space (includes a TV set and adjustable lounging / sleeping chairs) and restaurant for well priced lunch / dinner (gyu tongue, tonkatsu, soups, sake, ice cream, pancakes etc). Staying overnight is possible for 500 yen per hour past midnight (max 2,500 yen). The space spans 3 floors — 10F is where the restaurant, massage hubs, relaxation / sleeping space and comfort lounge are. 11F is the men’s baths and reception area. 12F is the women’s baths. The only downside, which is mostly out of the control of this establishment, is the snorers in the relaxation / sleeping space. I nearly flung my soft towel pack at one of them, but I think the most ethical and effective response is to execute them on the spot.