Experiência Senkyaku Banrai Toyosu Manyo Club Onsen em Tóquio

Very relaxing and calm experience. There are many things to do at the onsen place; 5 hours is not enough for all the activities there. The hot spring water is not too hot or cold when you dip in. Everyone there is doing their own thing, so you won't feel self-conscious.

It was definitely one for the books! Onsen is so much fun, the feeling here is super relaxing and calming! Their buffet is also super worth it! ☺️ The facility is beautiful and it's perfect if you have a red-eye flight or arrive early in Tokyo! You can relax here first ☺️

I took a free shuttle bus from Shimbashi and returned by Yurikamome. I enjoyed looking around the shops and souvenir stores near Senkyakubanrai, and then relaxed in the hot springs after dinner. The footbath with the magnificent Odaiba Rainbow Bridge as a backdrop was also enjoyable, and the buffet was delicious. The self-made hot pot, various sushi, Japanese dishes, croquettes, other dishes, and desserts were all good, and the hot springs and relaxation areas were also excellent. The open-air bath was wonderful, and the cave-style hot spring in the women's area was also fun. It was great that towels and other amenities were provided. I would like to visit again. I highly recommend it.

There is a train that goes to the place, although it's a longer route. But the boarding and drop off is much easier to recognise than going by bus. And the bus actually stops on other side of road, and may not be as frequent as the train.

Definitely worth it. So enjoyable, I tried every bath and sauna (there were 3 types), and I also really liked the breakfast (there was a buffet with a variety of food: soups, salads, raw fish/calamari and roe, 2 types of rice and raw meat to cook yourself, and several types of dessert including ice cream).

It was an awesome experience. The bath was nice and the facility itself is good too. Nice relaxation zone with comfortable seats (sometimes a bit noisy without headphones). Massages (not included) were nice too. (Quite different from German ones, but way more relaxing). The only slight downside was the buffet. It wasn't bad, but it was an okay buffet, nothing special. It is totally recommended for a rainy day or if you need a day to relax. A bit of Japanese (language) knowledge is recommended. Most of the staff don't really speak English.

I took a bus from Ginza Station, got off, and walked for over 10 minutes to arrive. From the entrance, it was packed with people of various nationalities. As reserved, I checked in on the 7th floor, and large luggage carriers can be left at the counter. The counter staff explained how to use each floor. After setting up Wi-Fi on the 7th floor, choose a change of clothes that fits your size from the various types available and head straight to the 6th floor. Put all your belongings in the locker. After bathing and using the jjimjilbang, explore what's on each floor. The 5th floor is for dining, and I went for the buffet, which was quite good. If you're going with a partner, definitely visit the 10th floor around sunset or late at night; the atmosphere is fantastic. The 2nd and 3rd floors are set up for sleeping and relaxing with individual TVs. When you go, be sure to bring your charger; there are USB, PD, and 110-volt outlets. The 3rd and 4th floors offer a variety of Thai, Chinese, and foot massages. Even after visiting many countries, I find Korean massages to be the best, so I was a bit disappointed that there wasn't one here. I couldn't explore everything, but I've written down what I remember.

I'm a big fan of Manyo Club. I came to Toyosu because the Hakata branch closed. The hot spring water is really clean and wonderful. I ordered curry rice at the restaurant after my bath, and everything was great except that the food came out a bit late, and I was running out of time for my flight. Curry rice after a hot spring bath is always the best! The shuttle bus drivers provided a special service by letting my teddy bear sit in the driver's seat for a photo, and they also took pictures of me. Please commend the shuttle bus drivers. I sincerely thank them.

It was a very, very good experience. The foot bath, relaxation room, and hot springs were all wonderful. I took the free shuttle from Shimbashi at 3:30 PM and arrived quickly. I enjoyed Senkyakubanrai for a bit before going in (it's a bit expensive there, so I didn't buy anything, but it's good for photos). After that, you just enter Manyo Club and relax. You can wash up once, have a foot bath, and then sleep in the relaxation room. Around 7 PM, you have dinner... those who want beer will need to pay an additional fee. The buffet is better than I expected. After that, it's perfect to have another foot bath, go to the hot springs to finish up, and then leave.

I only participated in the 360 foot bath osen which soothed my sore feet after walking around Tokyo. The views were spectacular, I could even see Tokyo Tower in the distance. The place is beautiful and peaceful but a little confusing when trying to figure out how to get to the front desk, to different areas and back out again! The buffet food was ok, the deserts were by far the best. I arrived late so did not see any of the market down the stairs but the lanterns were still lit and made for good photos.