Published date: May 4, 2025
Close to Susukino Station with Large Public Bath
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
It is conveniently accessible from both Susukino Station and Hoeisui Susukino Station, making it easy to reach via either subway line.
The room had a large bed, making it feel like the room was just the bed itself.
There is a refrigerator, but it doesn't come with any water inside.
I recommend turning on the refrigerator the moment you arrive.
The toilet was a unit bath with a washlet.
The showerhead seemed to have an option to switch water flow types.
Although it is located in Susukino, it was quiet enough to sleep due to the nearby temples.
The large public bath had one indoor bath displayed at 41.3 degrees, which was quite hot.
The women’s sauna had a mist sauna at 45 degrees, which means you could stay in for as long as you like, but it might be difficult to cool down since there is no cold bath.
There are lockers to place your shoes before entering the large public bath, and it might be a bit of a trap for first-timers, so make sure to find the lockers.
There are three dryers for every three chairs, so it seems possible to dry your hair.
I was happy to find a large public bath in the Susukino area, and I would like to stay here again.
Experiences during the trip
On my way from the Namboku Line Susukino Station to the hotel, I stopped by Minoshirou to buy some nikuman (steamed buns) before checking in. They were delicious! It seems they are open from 1 PM to 4 PM, so if you plan to buy them after check-out, you might run into a timing issue. I recommend purchasing nikuman at check-in.