Clear your mind. Relax in the sauna at these 17 hotels in Tokyo with saunas

Located just a 1-minute walk from Shijo-mae Station on the Yurikamome Line, this hotel offers a spectacular view of Tokyo's symbols, including Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, and Rainbow Bridge, from the large onsen bath on the top floor.
After working up a sweat in the sauna, mist sauna, mist bedrock bath, and other types of sauna, you can cool down in the ocean view cold bath. The hotel is also proud of its breakfast, which uses fresh seafood from Toyosu Market, and the overflowing salmon roe bowl will fill you with happiness from the morning.

It is about a 2-minute walk from Ueno Station and about a 3-minute walk from Okachimachi Station. Ueno Park, Ueno Zoo, the National Museum of Nature and Science, and other major spots in Ueno are easily accessible. There is also a yakiniku restaurant called "Yozando" on the first floor of the hotel, so you can enjoy meal.
The sauna is popular with both men and women, with a high temperature of about 100 degrees! There is also a radium onsen and a cold bath, so you can feel refreshed. Amenities such as cleansing lotion and milky lotion are provided, so you can stay light and light.

Ours Inn Hankyu is a hotel that is convenient for travel by Shinkansen, being just a one-minute walk from JR Oimachi Station, the next station to Shinagawa Station. It is also adjacent to Atre Oimachi and Hankyu (Shokuhinkan), so we recommend buying deli and sweets to enjoy in your room.
The hot spring facility "Ofuro no Ousama" on the 3rd and 4th floors of the hotel is available for guests to use for 500 yen. There are a variety of baths, including saunas and open-air baths with artificial onsen, so you can enjoy bathing until late at night or in the morning. For an additional fee, you can also use rock baths and massages, which are perfect for relaxing after the sauna.

Spa & Hotel Maihama Eurasia is about 5 minutes by free shuttle bus from Maihama Station, making it easy to get to Disneyland. It is also about 30 minutes by train from Tokyo Station, making it convenient for sightseeing.
This hotel offers seven types of baths, including an open-air bath with natural hot spring water, a warm bath, a reclining bath, and a cold bath, as well as saunas and a bedrock bath. The sauna, made from "Kero," a rare wood used in Finland, is not too hot at about 70 degrees, so it is recommended for beginners. The warm baths, which are gentle on the body, and the aromatic "steam bath caldarium" are perfect for those seeking relaxation.

This business hotel is conveniently located just a five-minute walk from both Shibuya Station and Meiji-Jingumae Station. It's a great place to rest when you're feeling tired.
The high-temperature sauna with TV and auto-louver is available for use at any time except late at night. The large bath has perfect security, so even women traveling alone can feel safe. Breakfast is a substantial buffet with a wide selection of Japanese and Western dishes. Be sure to try Dormy Inn's proud breakfast, which includes the Taste Tour Small Bowl Alley, omelets prepared right in front of you, and tempura.

Bayside Hotel Azure Takeshiba Hamamatsucho is about a 7-minute walk from Hamamatsucho Station, and is close to Odaiba and the Shiki Theatre Company, making it a great base for sightseeing. Another attractive feature is that it is surprisingly reasonably priced despite having a beautiful large public bath.
The hotel's "Tenku no Yu" has a jacuzzi and sauna, making it an oasis in the city! The view of Tokyo Bay from the lounge is also soothing. There are a variety of guest rooms, from compact single rooms to Japanese-style rooms for families. After the sauna, you can relax in the lounge or your room while enjoying the night view of Tokyo.

Candeo Hotels Tokyo Shimbashi is about a 5-minute walk from Shimbashi Station. It is close to Ginza and Toranomon Hills, and has excellent access to Odaiba. There are many cheap and delicious restaurants around Shimbashi, so you will never have trouble finding meal.
The large, open-air bath, "Sky Spa," is exclusively for guests. It is equipped with a partitioned washing area, an indoor bath, an open-air bath, and a sauna. The women's powder room is equipped with cleansing products, lotions, and milk lotions. The Japanese-Western breakfast buffet has a well-balanced menu of dishes such as dashi curry, hot sandwiches, dashi chazuke, salads, and bread, giving you energy in the morning.

Dormy Inn, located in Hatchobori, Tokyo, has good access to Odaiba, Ginza, Tokyo Disney Resort, and Makuhari. The large bath, Kamejimagawa onsen no Yu, is in the city center, but has its own hot spring, a large sauna, and an outdoor relaxation chair. After the sauna, don't forget to try the free midnight snack, Midnight Soba♪
For breakfast, enjoy colorful sushi topped with salmon roe, tuna, salmon, and seasonal ingredients. You can check the congestion status of the breakfast venue and large public bath from your room, so you can use them at your own pace.

"The B Suidobashi" is about a 3-minute walk from Suidobashi Station on the Toei Subway. It is also about a 5-minute walk from Tokyo Dome, making it the perfect place to stay when you are going to a sports event or concert. The lobby on the first floor offers free ice cream, making it a very comfortable place to stay.
​In addition to the sauna, the hotel also has a large public bath with a Japanese atmosphere. After enjoying the bath, which has an atmosphere that makes you feel like you are in a onsen inn somewhere in the mountains, you can climb into a fluffy bed. The high-quality mattress and duvet, as well as the comfortable 100% cotton nightwear, will guide your exhausted body into a superb sleep.

"FOCUS KURAMAE" is a stylish hotel renovated from a local factory, located about a 3-minute walk from Kuramae Station.
The members-only sauna can be used by non-members on a one-time basis. It is a unisex private sauna that can be reserved for up to three people. The facilities are well-equipped, including rare tea loyly, Refa shower heads, cold baths, and amenities. On the first floor there is a cafe and bar, as well as a public space that is open 24 hours a day. It is an unpretentious yet stylish space where you can spend an extraordinary time.

Dormy Inn Korakuen is convenient for events at Tokyo Dome. Since it is part of the Dormy Inn chain, they offer free midnight noodles. Depending on the time of day, they also offer lactobacillus drinks and popsicles, so don't forget to try them.
The large communal bath has both lukewarm and hot baths, making it just like a onsen resort. Whether you prefer lukewarm or hot, you'll be satisfied. The women-only sauna is a mist sauna that's not too hot. There is a space to relax after the mist sauna, as well as cleansing gel and lotion, so you can stay here comfortably even if you come empty-handed.

Hotel East 21 Tokyo has an elegant atmosphere reminiscent of Europe. It offers rooms with great views, as well as a spacious pool, lounge, gym and sauna. There are also plenty of restaurants, including Japanese and Western, teppanyaki and bakery.
Guests staying at the hotel can use the members-only health club "The East" at a visitor's rate. You can also use the hotel's gym and pool, and you can rent training wear, shoes, swimsuits, etc. for free, so you can come empty-handed. You can spend your time however you like, swimming in the pool, working out in the gym, relaxing in the jacuzzi, and of course using the sauna.

Onyado Nono Asakusa is about a 4-minute walk from Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station. It is close to Sensoji Temple and Hanayashiki, making it an ideal location for both sightseeing and business.
The large public bath is equipped with a mist sauna, which is perfect for those who don't like high-temperature saunas, in addition to the natural onsen. You can warm up slowly, so it's not a burden on your body, and there's a TV so you won't get bored. There is also a tub bath, so you can have the natural onsen all to yourself. Let's soothe your fatigue in the mineral-rich black water from our own private hot spring.

This capsule hotel allows you to experience a Scandinavian-style sauna, the home of saunas. Although it is a capsule, you can rest assured that your privacy is maintained and it is clean and well-maintained. It is also conveniently located about a 3-minute walk from Ebisu Station.
The facility is equipped with a Finnish-style sauna. You can do self-loyly, so you can relax with a nice scent. Once your body has warmed up, you can cool down with a cold shower. If you take a short break and repeat the process several times, you will feel refreshed and your body will be in good shape.

It's only about a 20-second walk from Kodenmacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, so it's convenient even if you're traveling late at night for a business trip or event. The waffle fabric indoor wear is comfortable and you can relax in your room.
The sauna with monitors is perfect for sauna beginners as it helps you escape the heat. There is also a cold bath and a large bath called "Tenma no Yu" with super soft water. Stretch your legs and relax in the spacious indoor bath. Enjoy some late-night noodles in the evening for a very satisfying day.

Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel about a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station. You can also enjoy gourmet food at the many restaurants within the hotel, including teppanyaki, sushi, and Chinese cuisine.
The dry sauna is at the perfect temperature. There is also an indoor heated pool, a jet bath, massage chairs, a stretching room, and other amenities. Guests staying on the executive floor can use the pool and sauna for free.

The The Tokyo Station Hotel, located inside Tokyo Station, is a high-class hotel with an elegant European atmosphere. The classically decorated rooms are perfect for anniversaries. The extensive breakfast buffet is also popular.
The hot spring facilities in the fitness and spa area on the first basement floor of the building are an adult space limited to those aged 16 and over. Guests can use them for around 2,000 yen. They are equipped with dry saunas, steam saunas, artificial carbonated springs, and artificial onsen, so you can soothe your daily fatigue.

We are busy every day, so sometimes we need to refresh ourselves. If you stay at a hotel with a sauna, you can go to sleep feeling refreshed and wake up the next morning feeling refreshed. Even if you have never tried a sauna before, why not try it out on a business trip or vacation?