SPAWORLD HOTEL & RESORT
Spas · Osaka · · 5 reviews here
Spas in Osaka.
What locals say
Used the Spa on saturday. The pricing is not transparant. When you check out after midnight 1450 Yen extra will be charged. No matter if it’s 5min or 4 hours after midnight. It’s a tourist trap. Also the Asia Spa has much higher quality then the Europe Spa. It’s much bigger! NO value for money. Sad!
I came here without too much expectation and once I figured out the system (which wasn't explained all that well), I was amazed by the variety of baths and the atmosphere of this place. I could easily spend a two or three hours here at a time, alternating the hot baths, cold baths, and saunas. I was lucky enough to be staying in Osaka right at the end of January, so as the month changed to February, I came back a second time to experience the Asian Zone, and it's even better than the European one! The only thing that left me a bit confused were the TV's in the sauna rooms. Why?
Spent a relaxing day at Spa World ♨️✨ If you’re looking for the perfect place to unwind in Osaka, this spot is definitely worth visiting. They have so many different hot spring baths inspired by countries around the world, plus saunas, pools, massage areas, and relaxing spaces all in one building. The atmosphere was super calming, clean, and comfortable. I loved trying the different onsen styles, and it honestly felt like the perfect escape after walking around Osaka all day 🧖♀️ ✨ Highlights: ♨️ Multiple themed hot spring baths 🧖♀️ Sauna & relaxation areas 🏊 Pool area available ✨ Spacious and clean facilities 📸 Great place to relax with friends or family The experience felt very refreshing and peaceful, especially at night. Definitely one of the best places to relax in Osaka after a busy day exploring the city 🤍
*This is not they onsen experience we should have gone to. This is a hotel resort. It's hard to rate this place low because it is good for what it is. However, If you're a 20 or 30 something without kids, I highly recommend hitting up an onsen (the $3 ones). My wife and I had gone to one in Tokyo a few days before going here. I really wanted to go to spa world to try it but didn't expect what it was. It's mostly young families so lots of young kids in the baths. This is totally fine and I feel like this is what I would have wanted to do with my family when I was a young kid. If you're on vacation as an adult, I would recommend not going here as it's a bit hectic and not chill. Lots of hidden extra costs too. Staff is also pretty hectic. Good luck with your planning and have fun in Japan!
My hubby and our three little ones absolutely adore Spa World! We spent the whole day soaking in their fantastic hot springs, which felt simply divine. The different themed areas were such a great idea – the kids loved splashing about in the African zone whilst we adults relaxed in the peaceful Japanese baths. It's honestly the best value for money we've ever found for a family day out. Our youngest even declared it her favourite place EVER, and I couldn't argue with that! Spot on for all ages. Highly recommended! We'll be back soon. The colour scheme was lovely too – lots of calming greys and blues. Definitely worth a visit! A happy family of five.