Restore in Tokyo
Bangkok's thermal and recovery culture is one of the city's best-kept secrets. Authentic Japanese onsen, Korean jimjilbang, Finnish saunas, float tanks, cryotherapy chambers, and private hot spring suites are scattered across the city. Yunomori brought genuine onsen culture to Sukhumvit with mineral-rich baths imported from Hokkaido. Wanaka Sanctuary created something entirely new — a design-forward wellness sanctuary blending traditional Thai healing with modern sound therapy. The best experiences give you permission to do nothing: soak, steam, cold plunge, float, repeat. Prices start under 500 baht for a full thermal circuit.
21 venues in Restore
Shibuya SAUNAS
A design-forward sauna complex in central Shibuya fusing Finnish bathing traditions with Tokyo subculture — tattoo-friendly, with an integrated coworking floor and restaurant.
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Spa LaQua
Tokyo's flagship super sento built atop a natural hot spring 1,700 metres below the city, featuring outdoor baths with Tokyo Dome views, late-night cocktail lounges, and rock bath relaxation floors.
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Totopa
A Saunachelin award-winning sauna experience at the edge of Meiji Park, blending Finnish bathing traditions with Japanese seasonal botanicals and nature-integrated architecture.
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Raku Spa 1010 Kanda
A reinvented sento in Chiyoda that pairs traditional public bathing with a 5,000-volume manga library, coworking space, and a running station for Imperial Palace joggers.
Janu Tokyo
Aman's social-first sibling hotel in Azabudai Hills, housing a 4,000-square-metre wellness center — the largest of any luxury hotel in Tokyo — with thermal circuits, a 25-metre pool, and full social programming.
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Sauna Tokyo
A Saunachelin Hall of Fame sauna complex in Akasaka featuring five themed saunas — from a 40-person kelo wood main room to a silent meditation chamber — plus an Edo-style steam bath and three cold plunges.
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Thermae-Yu
A 24-hour tattoo-friendly onsen in the heart of Kabukicho featuring genuine Naka-Izu hot spring water, four saunas, bedrock baths, and a rooftop open-air bath steps from Shinjuku Station.
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Tokyo Toyosu Manyo Club
A nine-floor super sento in Toyosu featuring Hakone-Yugawara hot spring water, a rooftop footbath garden, 513 relaxation recliners, over 10,000 manga volumes, and a full buffet.
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Toshimaen Niwa no Yu
A unique onsen complex in Nerima set within Japanese gardens, featuring Tokyo's rare co-ed bade pool at 35C alongside Finnish, Korean, and steam saunas with outdoor jacuzzi.
Book now →Times Spa Resta
A super sento in Ikebukuro's Sunshine City featuring five soaking pools, a signature carbonated outdoor bath, Finnish sauna, and regular yoga and wellness event programming.
Book now →Spadium Japon
A 15-bath super sento in suburban Higashikurume offering medicinal, milk, and mineral salt baths, barrel saunas, rooftop tubs, and bedrock bathing — all from 750 yen on weekdays.
SaunaLab Kanda
A concept space in Kanda merging art, sauna, coworking, and retail — featuring a Forest Sauna, traditional OKE barrel sauna, an ICE chamber at -10C, a coworking library, cafe, and sauna retail market.
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Prus Sauna
A private magma sauna experience in Kabukicho Tower using Mt. Fuji lava stone heating plates, with cold plunge rooms and panoramic Shinjuku skyline views.
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Sugoi Sauna
Japan's first budget magma spa chain, using Mt. Fuji volcanic stone technology across two Tokyo locations with cold water baths and meditation rooms at accessible prices.
Book now →Four Seasons Otemachi
An ultra-premium membership wellness facility at the Four Seasons Otemachi featuring a 20-metre heated pool, vitality pool, ofuro, and steam room — all with panoramic Imperial Palace views.
Book now →AO Spa & Club
A luxury fitness and spa club at the Andaz Tokyo in Toranomon Hills, offering a 20-metre pool, jet baths, sauna, Technogym, and personal training — with trial memberships for non-guests.
Book now →Okura Fitness & Spa
A 27th-floor wellness facility in the Okura Prestige Tower with a 25-metre pool, dry and steam saunas, panoramic gym, ANNAYAKE spa treatments, and Club Salon serving wellness drinks.
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Aman Spa Tokyo
Aman Tokyo's 2,500-square-metre spa spanning floors 33 and 34, featuring a 30-metre basalt pool with panoramic skyline views, onsen hot baths, steam room, eight treatment rooms, and movement programming.
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Tokyo Somei Onsen SAKURA
A natural onsen in Komagome's residential neighbourhood with integrated coworking space, yoga sessions, and a restaurant — notably English-friendly for international visitors.
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Solo Sauna Tune
Japan's first private Finnish sauna in Kagurazaka, offering individual rooms with personal cold showers, Bluetooth speakers, and relaxation spaces — booked by the hour.
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INSPA Yokohama
A fitness-spa complex near Yokohama Station with a spacious bathhouse, sauna, fitness equipment, and rooftop restaurant overlooking Yokohama Bay — with free shuttle service.
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