Okinawa Kin Town, Kunigami District
A resort hotel with an authentic automatic löyly sauna
ASBO STAY HOTEL is a resort hotel in Kin Town, Okinawa. Its authentic sauna runs automatic löyly from a METOS iki stove and brings on a pleasant sweat. After a crisp cool-down in the cold plunge right next door, you can enjoy a luxurious spell cooling off in the open air in the Okinawan sea breeze. From the spacious main bathhouse and the open-air bath, the view takes in the deep blue ocean by day and the shining moon and stars by night, for a sublime stretch of time that lets body and mind deeply let go. Ryukyu-French cuisine made with local ingredients rounds out a blissfully relaxing stay.

The main bathhouse pairs a spacious indoor bath with an airy open-air bath. By day you can soak at leisure while gazing at the blue-green sea glittering in the sun, and by night under the stars to the quiet sound of the waves. Away from the bustle of the city, this peaceful space gently washes away everyday fatigue for a blissful bath time.

An authentic Finnish sauna heated by a METOS iki stove. Automatic löyly goes off at regular intervals, spreading pleasant steam and heat evenly through the room. Built to a serious standard that athletes also favor, it warms you thoroughly and brings on a deep sweat. In the quiet, you can take your time to turn inward and release the fatigue of body and mind in a blissful sauna experience.

Right next to the sauna, the cold plunge lets you cool your heated body down in one go. Its bracing chill pulls the whole body taut and leaves a pleasant sensation. Afterward, you can move straight to the open-air area swept by sea breezes for cooling off in the open air, drawn into deep relaxation amid an openness only the tropics can offer.
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As a rule, guests with tattoos (including temporary tattoo stickers) are not permitted in the baths. Bathing while clothed (including swimsuits and rash guards) is also not permitted.
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