Okuwa Onma Onsen Rakuchin-no-yu is a super sento in Okuwa fed by a coffee-coloured moor hot spring, with marble indoor tubs, a large open-air bath with a TV, pot baths and family baths. Its far-infrared sauna is built with ocher clay, diatomaceous earth and rock salt. Adults 850 yen; open 8:00 to 23:30 (last bath entry 22:50).
Terume Kanazawa is a 24-hour hot-spring complex by the Kanazawa-Nishi interchange, fed by the Matsushima Onsen Shiraito-no-yu sodium chloride spring at 53.3°C, with more than ten baths on each side. Saunas are a stadium sauna, a classic sauna and a herbal sauna, with a cold bath. Baths and saunas run 6:00 to 3:00; adult entry 1,100 yen (members 850 yen weekdays), with loungewear and towels 300 yen extra. Hotel rooms and restaurants are on site.
Yukemuri Yashiki Waon-no-yu is a super sento five minutes' walk from JR Higashi-Kanazawa Station, billed as the closest super sento to Kanazawa Station. It has a tower sauna and a Chinese-herbal sauna; in the women's herbal sauna guests can apply the house mud pack. Adults 780 yen from 5:00 and 880 yen from 9:00; open 5:00 to 24:00 daily, from 10:00 on Mondays (Tuesday when Monday is a holiday).
Manten-no-Yu Kanazawa is a super sento behind the Apita store in Nakamura-machi built around an open-air feel, with a large rock bath of Tomuro stone, a carbonated bath and Komyoseki mineral water. Saunas: a seven-tier far-infrared tower sauna at 70-90°C, plus a salt steam sauna and a herbal mist steam sauna that swap sides on odd and even days; cooling is a binchotan charcoal cold bath. Adults 850 yen (700 before 10:00); open 8:00 to 23:00 daily.
Kanazawa Yumenoyu is a 24-hour, year-round natural hot-spring health land on Route 8 between the Kanazawa-Nishi and Higashi interchanges, with a large open-air bath, a carbonated spring bath, radium bath, jets and pot baths. Its dry sauna is lined with diatomaceous earth and far-infrared bakuhan stone, and a chilled cool-down room serves for cooling. Bedrock baths, reclining rooms, restaurants and hotel rooms are on site, with a free shuttle bus from Kanazawa Station.
Okuwa Onma Onsen Rakuchin-no-yu is a super sento in Okuwa fed by a coffee-coloured moor hot spring, with marble indoor tubs, a large open-air bath with a TV, pot baths and family baths. Its far-infrared sauna is built with ocher clay, diatomaceous earth and rock salt. Adults 850 yen; open 8:00 to 23:30 (last bath entry 22:50).
Terume Kanazawa is a 24-hour hot-spring complex by the Kanazawa-Nishi interchange, fed by the Matsushima Onsen Shiraito-no-yu sodium chloride spring at 53.3°C, with more than ten baths on each side. Saunas are a stadium sauna, a classic sauna and a herbal sauna, with a cold bath. Baths and saunas run 6:00 to 3:00; adult entry 1,100 yen (members 850 yen weekdays), with loungewear and towels 300 yen extra. Hotel rooms and restaurants are on site.
Yukemuri Yashiki Waon-no-yu is a super sento five minutes' walk from JR Higashi-Kanazawa Station, billed as the closest super sento to Kanazawa Station. It has a tower sauna and a Chinese-herbal sauna; in the women's herbal sauna guests can apply the house mud pack. Adults 780 yen from 5:00 and 880 yen from 9:00; open 5:00 to 24:00 daily, from 10:00 on Mondays (Tuesday when Monday is a holiday).
Manten-no-Yu Kanazawa is a super sento behind the Apita store in Nakamura-machi built around an open-air feel, with a large rock bath of Tomuro stone, a carbonated bath and Komyoseki mineral water. Saunas: a seven-tier far-infrared tower sauna at 70-90°C, plus a salt steam sauna and a herbal mist steam sauna that swap sides on odd and even days; cooling is a binchotan charcoal cold bath. Adults 850 yen (700 before 10:00); open 8:00 to 23:00 daily.
Kanazawa Yumenoyu is a 24-hour, year-round natural hot-spring health land on Route 8 between the Kanazawa-Nishi and Higashi interchanges, with a large open-air bath, a carbonated spring bath, radium bath, jets and pot baths. Its dry sauna is lined with diatomaceous earth and far-infrared bakuhan stone, and a chilled cool-down room serves for cooling. Bedrock baths, reclining rooms, restaurants and hotel rooms are on site, with a free shuttle bus from Kanazawa Station.