Ushitaki Onsen Four Seasons Festival

Info

Address:

1156 Osawa-cho, Kishiwada-shi, Osaka

Public Transportation:

Nankai Kishi Wada Station → Nankai Bus to Ushitakiyama 45 minutes, bus stop: Ushitaki Onsen off, just a short walk; or car 40 minutes; or JR Kueda Station → Nankai Bus to Ushitakiyama 30 minutes, bus stop: Ushitaki Onsen off, just a short walk; or car 30 minutes

Car Access:

9km 15 minutes from Kishiwada Izumi IC on Hanwa Road via Prefectural Road No. 40

Phone Number:

072-479-2641

Parking Number:

300 units/2 hours free for each bath; 200 yen every 30 minutes thereafter, discounts available on facility use

Business Hours

9 ~ 21 o'clock (Reception is ~ 20:30)

Price

Adults 750 yen, Children (3-11 years old) 350 yen

Spot Category

Hot Spring Spots and More

An open-air bath in the sky

Accommodation room (four Japanese-style rooms)

Waterfront Glamping

Trailer House where you can stay with your dog

Dining place "Ogi"

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