Hisamatsuyu — Attraction in Tokyo

Went late November of 2022, I went late afternoon around 4pm but was met by an inattentive and often missing receptionist clerk , and mildly made fun of my friend when she asked where was the closest combini or etc ( to buy soap , shampoo or other things ( as the items they carried was very basic and small)

So before you come. buy your own shampoo , soap , even cotton swab., Tissues. They have nothing for you.

Bring 100 yen coin for your shoe box , get it back on your return

They exchanged your shoe key for a card key. That you push to the back of your locker ( which they explain very poorly)

. I rated it so low because they have the space to make more locker space but use it poorly ( there was a full space in the middle that was just a pathway in between for closet space almost the same size as the locker rooms Under-utilized.

I waited a while for an empty locker and waited a while to get my locker to get dressed again mainly because of poor locker design & not enough space /lockers. as the people that go to this bath , just are careless and have no empathy.

カロンの上の呂物おいてあり、どの風呂エリア使える使えないか分からなかった。 It seemed little new but the ceiling is not as white on the magazine and I feel they need more regular check ups by staff or cleaning in general.

The hair dryer is 3 minutes for 20 yen And hard to do until youre dressed and have wallet on hand or finish everything

If you live near it's great. But it's not worth coming all the way. Although it was tattoo friendly, has wifi and the waiting area is huge but they have nothing to kill your time, no tv , fan or entertainment or drinks easily available at the outer...

Great experience and much needed after several days of walking central Tokyo. The inside bath area has both hot and cold baths. The hot bath is broken into sections and includes areas with jets aimed to massage different areas and an area that is slightly electrified(!). There is also a cooler hot bath with a rotating water selection. When I came the special bath was high carbonation. There is also an outside bath with mineral water. The facility has a sauna as well for an additional fee. Be aware that soap, shampoo, and towels are not provided but can be purchased/rented for a small fee. If you can, I recommend bringing your own toiletries.

The facility is clean and priced reasonably from my perspective. If I lived in the area, I'd probably visit multiple...

Easy 5 minute walk from a train station! We took the SI line from Ikebukuro to Sakuradai, exited the north gate and walked north maybe 400m. We are foreigners who cannot speak Japanese, and they were very patient and welcoming as they explained what to do and where to go. We paid 520 yen for the baths and 550 yen for the sauna. We enjoyed the mineral bath (41.8 Celsius), the pool with jets and electric bath options (42.6 Celsius), the medium bath (38.8 Celsius) and the cold bath (16.6 Celsius). The sauna was at 90 Celsius. They are a tattoo friendly establishment. Everything was very clean and organized, and the hospital staff left a very positive impression....