Tennen Onsen Naniwanoyu

👍🏾 There are 3 saunas and a body scrub room. 👍🏾 There are both indoor and outdoor baths. 👍🏾 The changing room is very spacious and the lockers are big. 👍🏾 They have many, many bathing stalls. 👍🏾 The price (¥900) is very reasonable. 👍🏾 They have food and snacks also say very reasonable prices. 👍🏾 It's very easy to get there by bus. 👍🏾 The staff is friendly. 👎🏾 It would be nice if the relaxing area was more private and quieter.

I stated that it is a public bathhouse. It is not a spa so that atmosphere is not like a private spa. It is very clean. The staff comes in to check the cleanliness very often. Love the carbonated pool feels really good. The outdoor on scene with the stone is the prettiest one. The rest is just a pool with onsen water in it. It is situated on the eighth floor of an old school arcade

Located at 8th floor, premises is clean and well organised, separate locker for umbrella, shoes and personal belongings. I came at around 11.30 am and there was no crowd in onsen, the weather was little cloudy and it was really amazing to enjoy sauna and hot bath on top floor under the view of open sky. Other facilities like massage and scrub is also available. The price of onsen for adult is JPY 1000 only with additional charge for towel and other things which is very nominal. There is a restaurant as well where i tried octopus wasabi which was good.

Located in a commercial building on the top floor (do not enter the first floor like us and land up in a gaming/gambling parlor) This place is a great Onsen with 5 indoor pools, 2 saunas , 2 outdoor pools, 3 individual bucket pools and a bunch of resting areas. Had a very relaxing experience. The outdoor area opens up to the sky with a pleasant natural breeze and views of airplanes flying over. Entry fee was 1000 yen that you need to pay at kiosks when you enter. Photography indoors is not allowed for obvious reasons. The locker rooms are clean and well maintained

I visited Tennen Onsen Naniwanoyu on a weekday night, and it ended up being one of the most relaxing experiences of my trip. If you’re in Osaka and craving a soothing soak after a long day, this onsen is absolutely worth a visit, especially on a chilly evening. The highlight for me was definitely the outdoor onsen. The combination of cold night air and warm natural spring water was perfect, creating that cozy contrast you only get from a good open-air bath. I especially loved the carbonated outdoor “beauty bath”, which felt incredibly gentle on the skin and made the whole experience even more rejuvenating. They also offer a sauna and a cold plunge, so you can enjoy the full warm-cold cycle if that’s your thing. One small regret: I didn’t get to try their body scrub service because all the slots were fully booked. So if you’re interested in add-on treatments, definitely book early or ask as soon as you arrive. A few practical tips for first-timers: • Bring your own towels. They don’t provide them, and rental costs about 150 yen for a small towel. • They have lockers available to keep your belongings secure. • Basic shampoo, conditioner, and body wash are provided, so you don’t need to pack your own unless you prefer specific brands. Overall, Tennen Onsen Naniwanoyu offers an affordable, relaxing, and authentic Japanese bathhouse experience right in the city. Perfect for winding down and treating your body after a long day out. I’d happily return for another soak—especially that outdoor beauty bath! ♨️✨