โทกุชิมะ เมือง Naruto
A panoramic public bath and an ice-cold cold plunge bath overlooking the spectacular Great Naruto Bridge and Naruto Strait
“Bay Resort Hotel Naruto Kaigetsu” is a resort hotel in Naruto City, Tokushima Prefecture. It is located in Naruto Park, at the closest point to the Naruto Strait, and the large windows of the public bath offer a sweeping view of the magnificent Great Naruto Bridge, the tidal currents, and the breathtaking scenery of the Seto Inland Sea. The waters of Shiogasaki Onsen, brought from Minami-Awaji, are a beautifying hot spring known for leaving the skin smooth and soft. The newly added ice-cold cold plunge bath and dry sauna, introduced in the renovation, let guests enjoy a luxurious alternating hot-and-cold bathing experience along with the spectacular view.
A panoramic public bath filled with high-quality hot spring water brought from Shiogasaki Onsen in Minami-Awaji. The mildly viscous water, rich in bicarbonate, leaves the skin smooth and is cherished as a beautifying hot spring because its warming effect lasts. Surrounded by the majestic views of the Great Naruto Bridge and the whirlpools right before your eyes, you can enjoy a luxurious bath that soothes both body and mind.
A classic high-temperature dry sauna located inside the public bath. With a comfortable level of humidity, it makes breathing easy and allows you to work up a gentle, pleasant sweat. There is no TV, creating a very quiet space where you can slowly meditate as you think of the waves of the Seto Inland Sea and the vast landscape, letting go of the busyness of everyday life.
A crisp, cold cold plunge bath newly renewed through the renovation. For a hotel sauna, it is kept at a very low temperature, quickly cooling and tightening your body after the sauna. The sensation of cold is striking, yet the water is gentle, and you can enjoy blissful indoor relaxation while sitting in the comfortable rest area or on the benches inside the public bath.
[Day-use bathing] 11:00–23:00 (public bath and sauna available)
โทกุชิมะ เมือง Naruto
A panoramic public bath and an ice-cold cold plunge bath overlooking the spectacular Great Naruto Bridge and Naruto Strait
“Bay Resort Hotel Naruto Kaigetsu” is a resort hotel in Naruto City, Tokushima Prefecture. It is located in Naruto Park, at the closest point to the Naruto Strait, and the large windows of the public bath offer a sweeping view of the magnificent Great Naruto Bridge, the tidal currents, and the breathtaking scenery of the Seto Inland Sea. The waters of Shiogasaki Onsen, brought from Minami-Awaji, are a beautifying hot spring known for leaving the skin smooth and soft. The newly added ice-cold cold plunge bath and dry sauna, introduced in the renovation, let guests enjoy a luxurious alternating hot-and-cold bathing experience along with the spectacular view.
A panoramic public bath filled with high-quality hot spring water brought from Shiogasaki Onsen in Minami-Awaji. The mildly viscous water, rich in bicarbonate, leaves the skin smooth and is cherished as a beautifying hot spring because its warming effect lasts. Surrounded by the majestic views of the Great Naruto Bridge and the whirlpools right before your eyes, you can enjoy a luxurious bath that soothes both body and mind.
A classic high-temperature dry sauna located inside the public bath. With a comfortable level of humidity, it makes breathing easy and allows you to work up a gentle, pleasant sweat. There is no TV, creating a very quiet space where you can slowly meditate as you think of the waves of the Seto Inland Sea and the vast landscape, letting go of the busyness of everyday life.
A crisp, cold cold plunge bath newly renewed through the renovation. For a hotel sauna, it is kept at a very low temperature, quickly cooling and tightening your body after the sauna. The sensation of cold is striking, yet the water is gentle, and you can enjoy blissful indoor relaxation while sitting in the comfortable rest area or on the benches inside the public bath.
[Day-use bathing] 11:00–23:00 (public bath and sauna available)
