New Chitose Airport Onsen
Hot Springs, Saunas, and Dining at the Airport
A hot spring facility inside New Chitose Airport featuring large baths, saunas, a relaxation area, and a restaurant, convenient before or after flights and during layovers.
New Chitose Airport Onsen is a hot spring facility located on the 4th floor of the Domestic Terminal Building. The facility features weakly alkaline natural hot spring waters known for their excellent heat-retention properties, also called "Netsu no Yu," along with open-air baths and saunas. Amenities such as yukata robes and towels are provided, allowing visitors to drop in empty-handed.
It also offers a spacious relaxation area equipped with reclining chairs with televisions, as well as guest rooms available for overnight stays. Visitors can comfortably relax taking a bath or a nap during spare time before and after flights or during layovers.
Furthermore, the on-site restaurant serves a varied menu centered on Japanese cuisine made with Hokkaido ingredients. It is widely used by travelers and business visitors as a convenient spot inside the airport where hot springs and dining can be enjoyed in one place.
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- Category
- Solo trip
- Guys' trip
- Girls' trip
- Family
- Travel style
- Nearest airports
General Information
- Postal code
- 〒066-0012
- Address
- 北海道千歳市美々987-22新千歳空港国内線ターミナルビル4F
- Telephone Number
- 0123-46-4126
- Open
- 10:00-9:00 the next day (last admission at 7:30)
- Closed
- The facility is closed twice a year for mandatory equipment inspections.
*Please check the official website for details. - Car Park
- 5,200 spaces (A, B, C parking lots), paid
- Directions
- ●By train: About 40 minutes from JR Sapporo Station
- Website
* Information on facilities is subject to change. Please check each official website for the latest information.
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