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Keio Takaosan Onsen Gokurakuyu

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Keio Takaosan Onsen Gokurakuyu

Open-air tubs with remarkable views! Come see what the buzz is about at this coveted hot springs daytrip spot near Mount Takao.

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Mount Takao is a Michelin 3-star destination that sees countless tourists from Japan and across the world. It’s also home to Keio Takaosan Onsen Gokurakuyu, a coveted daytrip hot springs spot located conveniently near Takaosan-guchi station so you can easily tack on a dip to your next hiking or sightseeing trip.

Tucked away in the lush greenery of Mount Takao, guests here will find micro bubble cypress baths, sauna, and other plentiful bath options await. Among them, the Natural Open-air Rock Baths (lukewarm and hot baths) are especially popular for their sprawling views and soothing, beautifying spring waters sourced from 1,000m underground.

To top off your visit, this spot is also home to plenty of options to enjoy, like the “relaxation corner” or “nap corner” where you can kick back after a dip in the hot springs, or the “food corner” serving up regional favorites like Tororo Soba noodles, an after-bath beer and much more. There are towels available to rent (fee applies), making this an even easier place to swing by at your leisure.

Highlights

  • A day-trip hot springs spot located in Mount Takao, a Michelin three-star tourist destination.
  • Located deep in a rich nature backdrop so you can experience the utmost in relaxation.
  • Soak in the open-air rock bath, sourced from a gushing spring 1,000m below ground.
  • Kick back in the Relaxation Corner, Nap Corner or Dining Corner.
  • Rental towels available, making this an especially easy destination to swing by for a dip.

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  • Conveniently located next to the Keio Line's Takaosanguchi station!

    Conveniently located next to the Keio Line's Takaosanguchi station!

  • Relax in the "Natural Open-air Rock Bath" with its soothing waters and impeccable location.

    Relax in the "Natural Open-air Rock Bath" with its soothing waters and impeccable location.

  • Experience the man-made "Open-air Carbonated Stone Bath", a rarity in Japan.

    Experience the man-made "Open-air Carbonated Stone Bath", a rarity in Japan.

  • After refreshing in the bath, you can relax in the "Napping Area".

    After refreshing in the bath, you can relax in the "Napping Area".

  • There's also a dining area where you can enjoy meals and beer.

    There's also a dining area where you can enjoy meals and beer.

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Do you have signs or pamphlets in foreign languages? (If you do, which languages are available?)
A

We do not have signs in foreign languages.

Q

Is free WiFi available in the facility?
A

Not available.

Q

Are coin lockers available?
A

Not available.

Q

Is parking available?
A

We have a parking lot on the premises and a partner parking lot (Keio Takao Mountain Parking Lot). Please bring your parking ticket to the front desk. *Please note that you may not be able to park due to high demand on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. Please use public transportation.

Q

Can I use the facility if I have a tattoo?
A

We refuse admission to those with tattoos (including fashion and sticker tattoos). Signs are posted at the entrance, but please be aware that customers who have entered without noticing will be asked to leave. Also, you cannot use other rooms such as the dining room.

Q

Can I use the facility if I hide my tattoo with a sticker or something?
A

We do not allow bathing with tape or stickers for sanitary reasons.

Q

Can I use mixed bathing?
A

By law, people over 7 years old cannot use mixed bathing. Also, people under 7 years old who are 120cm or taller cannot use mixed bathing. Please note this in advance.

Q

Can I bring a smartphone, camera, or tablet into the bath area?
A

You cannot bring them into the dressing room or bath area. Also, please refrain from using them in the dressing room.

Reviews

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Some reviews are AI-translated.

  • Bun Suini

    They have both indoor and outdoor baths, plus you can try the stone sauna. I felt super relaxed here! The view isn’t super dramatic, but it’s got a really soothing mountain vibe.

  • mizuiro_lawson

    It's directly connected to the station, so the location is fantastic. Soaking in the hot spring after climbing Mt. Takao is just the best!! They even sell T-shirts at the front desk, so if you get all sweaty hiking, you can buy a change of clothes!! It's great to feel refreshed and hop on the train home!

  • Alex Cai

    This is the perfect spot to relax in the hot springs after a hike! Loved it!

  • 夏婉欣

    I soaked in the hot springs while enjoying the beautiful views of Mount Takao. Such a relaxing trip!

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Details

Name in Japanese
京王高尾山温泉 / 極楽湯
Postal Code
193-0844
Address
2229-7 Takao-machi, Hachioji City, Tokyo
Telephone
042-663-4126
Closed
No holidays
※ Operating hours may change or be closed without notice due to facility inspection, suspension of public transportation, or disasters.
Hours
8:00am - 10:30pm (Last admission 9:45pm)
Admission
Weekday:
Adult(13 years old and up) 1,100yen, Child(4 to 12 years old) 550yen
Weekends/public holidays/peak season fee:
Adult(13 years old and up) 1,300yen, Child(4 to 12 years old) 650yen
Access
Next to Keio Line's Takaosanguchi station.
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official Website
Official Website (English)

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