Spa World
Entrance fees are 1,500 yen for adults and 1,000 yen for children (subject to change depending on the day), and guests can enjoy not only the hot springs but also water slides and pools. The "Spa Pu," a pool designed for enjoyment by both children and adults, is also a popular spot right after the hot spring facilities.
Additionally, elements beneficial to beauty and health are incorporated, with various saunas available, including a "Salt Sauna" and a "Finnish Sauna House." The stone spa baths also offer a multicultural experience, with facilities representing eight countries, including Turkey, Egypt, and Israel.
The dining options allow visitors to savor Osaka's famous dishes such as takoyaki, kushikatsu, and ramen. With a hotel on-site, the facility provides excellent access to tourist attractions, making it an ideal base for exploring Osaka.
With relaxation facilities and a sports gym, you can enjoy a full day of activities. The hot springs are suitable for joint pain and cold sensitivity, and the facility is beloved by many as a representative super sento of Osaka, boasting age-specific pools and services focused on beauty and relaxation.
For those who have not yet experienced it, why not refresh your mind and body at this diverse spa resort? It is an essential stop when visiting Osaka, a hot spring theme park that you must visit at least once.
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Spa World
- Location
- 〒556-0002 3-4-24 Ebisu Higashi, Naniwa Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan
- Access
- A short walk from JR Nankai Shin-Imamiya Station and Subway Dobutsuen-mae Station. Approximately 5 minutes from the Tennoji exit of the Hanshin Expressway Matsubara Line.
- Parking
- 100 vehicles
- Business Hours
- 10:00 AM to 8:45 AM the next day
- Regular Holiday
- Open all year round.
- Fees
- Admission Fee (Regular Price)
Junior High School Students and above: 1,500 yen / Elementary School Students and below: 1,000 yen - Contact Information
- Phone Number：06-6631-0001
- Official Website
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