豊島園 庭の湯

Very good onsen, with various options of bath including indoor and outdoor. Also sauna, bedrock bath and others amenities. I visited in the evening of a week day, several people around buy not crowded at all. It has a restaurant at 2 floor. The price Is quite good: evening entrance 1750 JPY. Included in the price at entrance they give you a small towel (for onsen), a large towel (to use after shower) and a Yukata to go around. I am sure I will return.

Very nice to be able to go to onsen so near Tokyo with nice Japanese garden outdoor view, plus good facilities and services offering. After hours of shopping and sightseeing, it is a luxury way to relax and regain energy at a very friendly price. Another service great for foreigner is they allow visitors to rent swimming suits on site for tourist not comfortable with naked onsen custom in Japan. I recommend this place to all tourist visiting Tokyo.

Went on Sat 6pm & it cost 2100yen. Upon entry, put shoe in locker at 100yen refundable. Another bigger locker for shopping 🛍️ at 100yen refundable. Walked to the reception, the staff do speak English. No tattoo allowed. A bag of towels & clothes given. Gender separated hot baths. There is a mix gender pool In the man bath, 2 indoor & 1 outdoor bath Sauna with cold pool. 2nd floor is the restaurant, massage area, relaxation area with recliner chair (usb slot) etc Have a good time soaking the tired legs

Third visit in three years, and let me tell you – this spa continues to be one of Tokyo’s greatest low-key luxuries. This place is a masterclass in ROI for your mental health. First, let’s talk about the new Finnish spa in the men’s area. Imagine a big, bright dry sauna with wood benches stacked like bleachers at a Knicks game, except everyone is naked and silent, and no one is checking their phone. The routine is simple: 1. Shower off. 2. Head into the Finnish sauna (it’s dry heat, unlike the steam rooms). 3. Sweat it out until you feel your pulse in your teeth. 4. Step out and dunk yourself in the ice-cold plunge pool right outside. 5. Repeat as many times as your cardiovascular system will allow. The food upstairs? Outstanding. Japanese spa food is criminally underrated – fresh soba, crispy karaage, draft beer, and little pickled sides to reset your sodium levels after sweating out half your soul. All in, $60 for two people to be fully relaxed, steamed, cleaned, fed, and borderline reborn. In a city where you can easily spend $60 just to sit in a cramped bar sipping a craft IPA while trying to hear your date, this is a deal that borders on moral obligation. Go. Respect the quiet. And for the love of god, rinse before you get in the tubs.

I had the pleasure of visiting this quaint place. The facility itself shows its age but it has everything one needs to relax. I particularly like the outdoor bath with the view of the forest. We went there midday on a Saturday and it wasn’t too busy. They appear to be rather strict on the tattoo policy. Sauna was nice and hot. It was also very quiet which helped me to relax. Restaurant has a good selection of traditional Japanese fair and the food was nice. Overall, I had a lovely experience.