Shuzenji, Japan
Spa & Wellness
Asaba Spa & Wellness
The Discover page is the spa card. Shuzenji hot-spring water runs continuously through an outdoor open-air bath in a bamboo grove and indoor Koyamaki or cedar baths. Men’s and women’s sides are separate except for the private family bath. Information prints the public-bath clock: 14:30–23:00 and 06:00–10:00. Every guest room also has its own Koyamaki or stone onsen bath.
Hitotoki is the healing and therapy room: a dedicated therapist, yoga with Eastern and Western medicine, treatments originating from Europe. Hours, treatment names, and prices sit on an image PDF the house does not render as text — Confirm Hitotoki hours when you reserve. The Salon next door is the drink room, not a treatment space.
Facilities
- Outdoor open-air bath in a bamboo grove
- Indoor Koyamaki or Japanese cedar baths
- Private family bath (the mixed exception)
- In-room hot-spring baths on every Stay card
- Hitotoki healing and therapy room — hours not printed on the public page
Signature Treatment
The kakenagashi Shuzenji baths — outdoor bamboo grove and indoor wood — not a named massage ritual. Hitotoki is extra and unscheduled on the public page.
Asaba spa FAQ
- What are bath hours?
- Information prints all rooms and outdoor public baths open 14:30–23:00 and 06:00–10:00. Discover does not reprint the clock.
- Are the baths separated by gender?
- Yes — separate women’s and men’s facilities except for the private family bath.
- What is Hitotoki?
- The healing and therapy room on the Discover page. Hours, treatment names, and prices sit on an image menu the house does not print as text. Confirm when you reserve.
- Is there a gym or a western spa wing?
- The house does not print a gym or a western spa wing. The product is the Shuzenji baths, the in-room onsen, and Hitotoki. The Salon is the drink room.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated August 2026