Product Description

A Tranquil Wellness Retreat Just Outside Tokyo

Overview

Take a well-deserved break from the energy of Tokyo with a visit to SPA HERBS, a beautifully designed onsen facility in nearby Saitama. This peaceful retreat offers a range of soothing hot spring baths, open-air pools, indoor relaxation areas, and a rejuvenating Ganbanyoku (stone spa) experience for complete relaxation.

Whether you’re traveling solo or with family, this is the perfect spot to unwind, recharge, and immerse yourself in the therapeutic world of traditional Japanese bathing culture.

Highlights

• Multiple Bath Options: Enjoy open-air rotenburo, indoor baths, cold plunges, and specialty tubs with various health benefits.
• Optional Stone Spa (Ganbanyoku): Enhance your onsen visit with heated stone therapy—perfect for deep detoxification and full-body relaxation.
• Additional Services Available: Inquire on-site about reflexology, body care, massage treatments, and beauty therapies.
• Modern Yet Traditional: The facility offers a clean, stylish environment while preserving traditional Japanese onsen values.
• Easy Access: Located about 10 minutes from Tōbu Railway stations or use the free shuttle from Omiya Station (first come, first served).

Admission Options

Package Type	Price (Adult)	Price (Child, 4–12)
Weekdays	¥1,150	¥565
Weekends & Holidays	¥1,380	¥680
Weekends & Holidays with Stone Spa Access	¥2,435	–

Prices include access to public bath facilities. Stone Spa access is available as an upgraded package (ages 13+).

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Location

SPA HERBS Onsen – Omiya Day Spa
Address: 1 Chome−816-8 Uetakecho, Kita Ward, Saitama 〒331-0813, Japan
Phone: +81 48-669-6626
Website: https://spa-herbs.jp/

Reviews

“The CP value is very high—baths of all sizes, with hot, cold, and specialty options. Also, the free shuttle from Omiya Station is convenient, though infrequent.”

“A stunning facility, very clean and well-maintained. Patrons also follow proper hygiene and onsen etiquette, which made the visit very pleasant.”

“Nice onsen, but space to rest afterward is limited. In summer, walking from the station can be difficult—take the shuttle if you can!”