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Spa World is one of the popular tourist spots in Osaka featuring 14 unique world-themed hot springs. It takes only three minutes from the nearest station and it is typically open for 24 hours. The bathes are divided into the European Zone and Asian Zone, each with unique themed baths and attractions for guests to enjoy. However, the bathes are not mixed sexes and instead switch off during the months with when men or women can access the zones. One of the best ways to enjoy Spa World would be to plan your vacation or travel during the end dates of a month to enjoy both zones as the months switch.
The Europe Zone is available for men during Even Months
The Europe Zone is available for women during Odd Months
The Asia Zone is available for men during Odd Months
The Asia Zone is available for women during Even Months
Besides hot springs, there are some other enjoyable facilities.
Travelers can also enjoy overnight stays at Spa World thanks to the facilities on-site hotel. The hotel offers both Japanese-style and Western style rooms for guests. As a bonus, guests of the hotel can enjoy Spa World's multiple baths without paying the entrance fee. With so much to do at Spa World for children and adults alike, travelers may need to budget their time for some extra days in Osaka. If you're planning on joining Japan Deluxe Tours for a fully-guided Cherry Blossom Japan Tour or Highlights Japan vacation package, make the most of your vacation with an add-on to Spa World to the end of your tour!
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