スーパー銭湯 満天の湯 金沢店

Just arrived in Kanazawa this afternoon, and found this place via Google. Loved this onsen! Especially the 3 partially covered outside open-air ones while it was drizzling during a cool evening. Blossoming cherry trees to enjoy, and other trees surrounded the large rock onsens. Inside, I loved relaxing on the warm stone bench with my feet in the warm water as water trickling down my back as I relaxed from the onsens. Great cold plunge too! Staff was constantly cleaning the areas. Rented a towel vs bringing one from my hotel, and they give you the small one to keep. The only thing I wish they did t have was a large TV outside by the open-air onsens. I wish it was quiet vs having a TV on. But I ignored it as best as I could. I still loved the open-air onsens the best as I love being outside in hot water, especially when it's drizzling outside.

I had a lovely bathing time in the communal baths with the locals. There were different varieties of baths both indoor and outdoor. My favourites definitely were the outdoor medical carbonated bath, lying down medical bath and the rock bath, and indoor salt sauna and foot bath. With the cold weather in place, cooling off was so relaxing with an additional option outdoor lying on the sun bed or indoor dipping in the cold pool. It was so refreshing. The fatigue just melts away after a long day of walking over 20000 steps. One of the best onsens I have been to and will definitely return in the future.

Many baths, including outdoors, as well as steam and sauna rooms. Clean and quiet, with only a few other clients when I visited after 10am on a weekday. The usual soap, shampoo, etc are provided but bring your own towel, face and body cream.

This is the best onsen I’ve been to. It has lots of different mineral baths, steam room, and a large sauna. It is well kept and super clean. The massage jets both sitting and lying down are fantastic for your back and feet. The entire experience was very relaxing! I went at 9:30am and it was quiet. You first take off your shoes and find a shoe locker on the left side before approaching the front/kiosk. Staff was very courteous knowing I only know English. You must purchase your entry ticket at the kiosk, along with any towel rentals (highly suggest doing one big towel for drying that you place in your locker and one small towel that you carry around with you during your onsen experience). The kiosk is all in Japanese but staff helped me with choosing the correct one). There are limited amenities like a hair dryer, cotton tips, and face lotion. Not tattoo friendly unfortunately.

Beautiful, spacious and clean bath house full of wonderful bath options. Would be five stars without the horrible loud TV ruining the tranquility of the outdoor baths. I could not relax at all because of the irritating noise of the TV. Otherwise better than most Tokyo baths. The electric bath and salt sauna were especially relaxing. I wish the key bracelets had the ability to pay in vending machines like in other sento. Great relaxation areas and canteen. Beautiful decor. Almost full marks.