北見湯元のつけ乃湯 (Tsuke-no-yu At Kitami Yumoto)

It's close to the Kitami Higashi Interchange and in the suburbs, so it's easy for me to use. I liked it so much that I visited it on October 8, 2023, but there seemed to be a marathon race in Kitami on that day, so the hot springs were quite crowded. Even though it was 3pm, there were a lot of young people. The only time it gets this crowded is around the year-end and New Year holidays. The bathroom and open-air bath are spacious and there are various types of bathtubs, so you can enjoy your time. On this day, the sauna was very popular and there were lines. After taking a bath, you can take a break, and there was a decent meal menu, so I think I'll try it next time.

Although the facility is a little small, the hot spring facility is quite spacious. There are three open-air rock baths, and one of them has a sign indicating the source of the hot spring water. One of the indoor baths has a sign that says it is a source of natural hot spring water. The quality of the spring water feels slippery or slippery when you use it. The price is cheap at 470 yen, but shampoo and body soap are not provided. Single-use types can be purchased from ticket vending machines. I think it's convenient because it's attached to BB, a low-cost barber shop, so you can wash your hair right after getting a haircut.

The hot springs flowing directly from the source were the best. I wanted to take a day trip bath in the Kitami area, so I searched and found it! It's a place that many locals use. It was cheap and the spring quality was good, but there was no resting space. It might be a good idea to order something, but the place where I meet my family is too small and uncomfortable. I guess there aren't many locals who eat and drink there. I would like to at least expand the space where we can meet.

2021.10.Use You can enjoy the water flowing directly from the source for a whopping 440 yen. However, shampoo and body soap are not provided, so please prepare your own. There is a large parking lot and it was crowded with many people on this day. We have saunas, mist saunas, bubble baths, cold baths, large baths, electric baths, open-air baths, and more. The large bath and open-air bath are fed directly from the source. The temperature is around 42 degrees, so I think it's a little high for someone like me who likes lukewarm food. The most recommended is an electric blower. I haven't seen it lately, but it was here. It was installed in two places, and the tingling feeling was really good for my lower back. It's definitely a repeat. The overall feel is a little old, and it's not a very large hot spring facility, but it's a popular, low-cost bath that many locals visit. If you're looking for a little more freedom, I think you should try the nearby Nonta-no-Yu or Kin-no-Yu. There is also a space where you can eat and a massage machine. There is also a 1,200 yen haircut service, so it's a good idea to take a bath after getting a haircut.

Personally, I was very satisfied with the addition of fruit milk to the milk vending machine in the changing room. However, both the shower and the faucet are push-button types, so you can't adjust the temperature, so it's a little lukewarm in the winter, making it a little difficult to wash your body. In addition, there are many users, and most of the saunas are at capacity and it is difficult to enter. However, it's unusual to see so few people getting tattoos around here, and it's a problem that there are only a few people because of the rules, but I use it quite often.