Best Saunas in Jiaoxi, Taiwan
Chuang Tang Spring Deyang SPA
The Deyang Road Chuang Tang branch offers a cypress-wood dry sauna within its public hot-spring spa, alongside massage pools and steam bathing. The operator sells individual spa admission and posts adult, student and child prices. Bring a swimsuit, swim cap, slippers and towel. The photo depicts the actual indoor spa pools at this Deyang branch.
Chuang Tang Spring Flagship SPA
Chuang Tang Spring Flagship sells separate admission to its outdoor hot-spring spa. The public spa includes a wood-lined dry sauna, steam room, cold spring, massage pools and family pools. The operator publishes walk-in ticket prices and asks visitors to bring a swimsuit, swim cap, slippers and towel. The photo shows this flagship venue’s outdoor pools. This is the Zhongshan Road branch, separate from the Deyang Road branch.
Gamalan Star Rooftop Sauna
Gamalan Star’s rooftop hot-spring spa combines public pools, a dry sauna and steam room. Its own facilities page explicitly lists prices for non-hotel guests and limits each visit to two hours in the chosen morning or afternoon/evening session. Bring a swimsuit and swim cap for the outdoor pools. The photo shows the actual sauna entrance at the rooftop venue.
Star River Hot Spring Water World at Art Spa Hotel
Art Spa Hotel’s Star River Hot Spring Water World sells stand-alone admission to its public spa. The water world has separate men’s and women’s dry sauna cabins and steam rooms, together with hot-spring pools and water features. Its operator publishes current admission prices and 08:30–22:00 hours. This is one shared facility for Art Spa Hotel and Resort One Hotel, counted once. The operator photo shows the actual sauna cabin entrances.
Yamagata Kaku Public Bath & Sauna
Yamagata Kaku admits a limited number of visitors who are not staying overnight to its second-floor Japanese-style public bath on Monday through Thursday. The bath has hot-spring pools and a dry sauna. Book and pay online or reserve by phone before visiting. The operator photo shows its actual second-floor bath; the sauna is elsewhere within the bathing area.
Chuang Tang Spring Deyang SPA
The Deyang Road Chuang Tang branch offers a cypress-wood dry sauna within its public hot-spring spa, alongside massage pools and steam bathing. The operator sells individual spa admission and posts adult, student and child prices. Bring a swimsuit, swim cap, slippers and towel. The photo depicts the actual indoor spa pools at this Deyang branch.
Chuang Tang Spring Flagship SPA
Chuang Tang Spring Flagship sells separate admission to its outdoor hot-spring spa. The public spa includes a wood-lined dry sauna, steam room, cold spring, massage pools and family pools. The operator publishes walk-in ticket prices and asks visitors to bring a swimsuit, swim cap, slippers and towel. The photo shows this flagship venue’s outdoor pools. This is the Zhongshan Road branch, separate from the Deyang Road branch.
Gamalan Star Rooftop Sauna
Gamalan Star’s rooftop hot-spring spa combines public pools, a dry sauna and steam room. Its own facilities page explicitly lists prices for non-hotel guests and limits each visit to two hours in the chosen morning or afternoon/evening session. Bring a swimsuit and swim cap for the outdoor pools. The photo shows the actual sauna entrance at the rooftop venue.
Star River Hot Spring Water World at Art Spa Hotel
Art Spa Hotel’s Star River Hot Spring Water World sells stand-alone admission to its public spa. The water world has separate men’s and women’s dry sauna cabins and steam rooms, together with hot-spring pools and water features. Its operator publishes current admission prices and 08:30–22:00 hours. This is one shared facility for Art Spa Hotel and Resort One Hotel, counted once. The operator photo shows the actual sauna cabin entrances.
Yamagata Kaku Public Bath & Sauna
Yamagata Kaku admits a limited number of visitors who are not staying overnight to its second-floor Japanese-style public bath on Monday through Thursday. The bath has hot-spring pools and a dry sauna. Book and pay online or reserve by phone before visiting. The operator photo shows its actual second-floor bath; the sauna is elsewhere within the bathing area.