Spa LaQua

Beautiful onsen experience! The directions were very clear. I stayed here overnight, and there were several lounges with reclining beds, TVs and individual lamps. The public baths were also plentiful.

Way too crowded and doesn’t feel serene. Close proximity to the Tokyo Dome and metro. Don’t come here if you have any tattoo, really odd rules about it and staff are rude. I saw Japanese women harassing a woman with a small tattoo. Staff are no help

I had the best relaxing day here, to freshen me up from all the sightseeing. The spa is really clean and organized, separate clothes for every section, wristbands, separate male/female areas, showers with everything needed.. The staff were really polite and the atmosphere was really relaxing. The women’s spa area had different saunas and pools. It was full, but not too crowded.

The experience is always great in Japan , the spa here is very modern. The food is a bit pricy side but I recommend all you can drink ( non alcohols) for 1000 yen , which is about 6.50 usd , if your here for a while relaxing, definitely worth it , I went back 8 times to get many drinks including coffee and soft drinks . The view is really nice , very quiet and peaceful. Sorry for the guys in tattoo , Japan sauna / spa / onsen except for private onsen, the country try doesn’t allow it, might say it’s old fashion but rules are rules and since we are in another country we should all respect it . Anyways back to the spa, the location is like center of Tokyo . Price is about 4500 yen I would say it’s not expansive nor cheap but if you’re here staying all day , I would say it’s worth it.

An ok onsen in a convenient spot, although baths aren't too impressive for the price. The jet bath in particular was weak. I liked the very hot bath outside which was nice and salty. Food is overpriced and unless you're spending the whole day there, it's better to eat at one of the many restaurants outside. The view of the complex from the 7th floor was also pleasant.