฿500
Onsen and sento in Bangkok
27 places
Japanese-style hot baths with an entry fee. Most separate men and women; check the rules before you go. 27 places in Bangkok, with prices from ฿350.
- ฿650Lowest price on a menu
- 4Open past midnight
- ★ 4.6Average Google rating
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No. 8: Himawari Massage Spa and Onsen (ひまわり) 泰式按摩 , 水疗和温泉 ฮิมาวาริ ร้านนวดเพื่อสุขภาพ สปา ออนเซน บรรยากาศบ้านญี่ปุ่น
Don MueangBTS Sai Yud · 11 min walk
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No. 16: Yunomori Onsen & Spa Sukhumvit Soi 26
Phrom PhongSeven onsen baths with spring water from Kanchanaburi, plus a Thai massage menu.
MRT Queen Sirikit National Convention Center · 14 min walk
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No. 17: Let’s Relax Onsen and Spa (Thonglor)
Thong LoOnsen baths, a sauna and a steam room on the fifth floor of a Thonglor hotel.
BTS Thong Lo · 15 min walk
฿750 / 60 min - ฿350
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No. 19: lamun Onsen & Spa @ TRIBE Living Bangkok Sukhumvit 39
Phrom PhongBTS Phrom Phong · 13 min walk
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About onsen and sento in Bangkok
Bangkok has a small number of Japanese-style onsen and sento: hot baths you pay to enter, usually with indoor and outdoor pools, a sauna, a rest area and a restaurant. Most separate men and women, and in Japanese style you bathe without a swimsuit in the separate areas. Massage and spa treatments are often sold on top.
Each onsen's page shows its entry fee and rules where it publishes them: children's prices, towel rental and any time limit.
What is the difference between an onsen and a sento?
In Japan an onsen uses natural hot-spring water and a sento is a public bath with heated tap water. Bangkok's places use both names; the page says what each place says about its water.
Do I need a swimsuit?
In separate men's and women's baths, usually not: you bathe as in Japan. Mixed areas, where there are any, need a swimsuit. Each place's rules are on its page when it publishes them.
Are tattoos allowed?
Rules differ. Some places ask you to cover tattoos. Check the place's own rules before you go.
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From the listings
- 27 places listed in Bangkok; 6 publish their prices on their own website.
- Typical 60 minutes of onsen: ฿750; 90 minutes: ฿1,450 (median of the places' own price lists).
- Most places: Silom (4).
- 4 of 27 stay open past midnight.
- 17 are within 600 m of a BTS or MRT station.
- Highest rated with 30+ reviews: Chandee Head Spa & Massage (Sukhumvit 39) (4.9 from 263 Google reviews).