Find Resorts & Hotels with Spas in Higashikagura

Mineral-rich hot springs flow through indoor and outdoor onsen baths at this tranquil retreat. Guests revitalize in separate men's and women's bathing areas, complete with soothing saunas and bubbling hot tubs. After spa sessions, visitors don traditional yukatas before savoring buffet meals.

Relaxation awaits at this upscale mountain hideaway, where expert therapists provide rejuvenating treatments designed to restore balance. Kitchens in sound-insulated rooms offer peaceful respite after a day of pampering and outdoor activities.

Mountain serenity defines this upscale retreat where indoor mineral hot springs soothe weary muscles after outdoor adventures. Separate men's and women's public onsen areas, private bath options, and professional massages create a complete wellness journey amid natural splendor.

Rejuvenating treatments await at the full-service スパアルパ, where saunas, steam rooms, and public indoor baths restore weary travelers. Friendly staff provide exceptional care while 3 on-site restaurants serve delectable Japanese cuisine, creating a complete wellness sanctuary.

Rejuvenating mineral hot springs form the centerpiece of this wellness haven. Guests luxuriate in 2 indoor and 2 outdoor onsen baths open from early morning until midnight. Beyond the spa facilities, an outdoor tennis court, arcade room, and rooftop terrace round out the experience.

Mineral hot springs create a sanctuary of wellness at this Asahikawa hotel. Guests unwind in authentic Japanese-style onsen baths, available from afternoon until morning. Facials, body treatments, and professional massage services complement the rejuvenating sauna experience, creating a complete spa escape.

Mountain wellness awaits at this skier's paradise where daily spa treatments soothe tired muscles after time on the slopes. Guests praise the tasty breakfast buffet with its wide selection, while the peaceful garden offers tranquil moments of reflection.

Mineral-rich onsen baths invite deep relaxation at this Japanese retreat. Guests unwind with facials, reflexology, or thalassotherapy treatments before enjoying the sauna. Staff members, particularly Kaori, provide exceptional service in this cultural sanctuary near Asahikawa's museums.