3,000 JPY 〜/24 hours
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Ofuro café utatane
Saitama/Onaricho, Kita Ward, Saitama City
3,000 JPY 〜/1 night
4.22 (121)
Description
Located in Omiya City, Saitama Prefecture, Ofuro Cafe utatane is a hot bath facility that offers not only baths but also a stylish cafe, a lounge where you can read comics as much as you like, a working space where you can work, and accommodations. Located 8 minutes on foot from the New Shuttle Railway Museum Station, it is under the elevated railway tracks, so you can sleep in your car without worry in rainy weather. *A morning bath (5: 00 -9: 00) is included, and overnight parking is available for 1,000 yen.
Inquire about a camping station or its booking requirements up-front
Contact a HostBasic Facilities
24h Toilet
Water
WiFi
Playground
Pets Allowed
Smoking Area
Vending Machine
Washing Dryer
Waste Water Discharge
Security Cameras
EV Charger Stand
Administrator
Additional Fee Facilities
Electricity socket
Not available
Non-free Wifi
Not available
Non-free Shower
Not available
Onsen (Adult)
¥1500/person
Onsen (Child)
¥750/person
Dustbin
Not available
Dog Park
Not available
Camping Behavior Allowed
Not available
Tent (For 2-3 people)
Not available
Tent (For 4-5 people)
Not available
Cooking Allowed
Not available
BBQ Facilities Rental
Not available
Bonfire Allowed
Not available
Nearby Facilities
Convenient Store
ファミリーマート (100m)
Supermarket
ロジャース (600m)
Gasoline
エネオス (500m)
Restaurant
ガスト (1000m)
24h Toilet
おふろcafé utatane、ファミリーマート (100m)
Onsen
おふろcafé utatane (0m)
Parking space
Maximum lots：12 lot(s)
Parking Area Size：Length 5.3m・Breadth 2.2m・Height 制限なし
Note
Cancellation Deadline
17:00, 2 days before (Japanese time)
If you cancel your reservation after the Cancellation Deadline, cancellation fee will be applied. Cancellation rate can be checked here
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Reviews
4.22(121 reviews)
なつめ
5.00Mon, Nov 11, 2024
たかじん
5.00Sun, Nov 10, 2024
たかなお
3.00Wed, Oct 16, 2024
オルトン
3.00Tue, Oct 8, 2024
本プランを知る前に施設利用者の車中泊について問合せたところ不可との回答。既知後再度の照会には恐らく同じスタッフが思い出したように受け入れ可能との対応が変わった。ナビに従って向かったが駐車場入り口がわかり難かった。入場後駐車位置の指定が不明のため、一度フロントに行って確認しポールの向こう側と指示されたが、ポールが見当たらず、施設からみて奥に駐車した。駐車場奥から施設までが、間遠いように感じられた。施設利用および車中泊については特に問題はなかった。
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かず
3.00Mon, Sep 9, 2024
雨予報だったため、高架の下で雨が屋根にあたる音を防げると思ったことと朝風呂に入れることで利用しました。その点では大満足です。 しかし、スペース確保のためのコーンが駐車スペースの一番うしろにあったため、駐車している車があり、空いてる場所があったので良かったのですが、コーンの置き方を考えた方が良いと思います。それより困ったことが、夜中に就寝中、警察官から起こされ職質されたことです。料金を支払い、「CarStay」の表示を店の指示通り車内の見える場所に置いていたにも関わらず、起こされました。その後なかなか寝れずに次の日の運転は大変でした。 車中泊のエリアを指定するか、表示を工夫するとか、「CarStay」からか「おふろcafe utatane」からかわかりませんが、警察署への車中泊の状況説明をしていただき、今後、こんな思いをする人がいなくなると良いと思います。
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