Location: Kanagawa Prefecture
Top Things to do in Kanagawa Prefecture
Top Hotels in Kanagawa Prefecture
- 1. Yokohama Royal Park Hotel
- 2. The Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu
- 3. Hotel New Grand
- 4. Slash Kawasaki
- 5. Yokohama Sakuragicho Washington Hotel
- 6. Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kawasaki
- 7. Daiwa Roynet Hotel Yokohama Koen
- 8. Jr-East Hotel Mets Yokohama Sakuragicho
- 9. Sotetsu Fresa Inn Fujisawa-Minamiguchi
- 10. Hotel The Knot Yokohama
What to do and see in Kanagawa Prefecture, Kanto: The Best Spas & Wellness
Kanagawa Prefecture (神奈川県, Kanagawa-ken) is a prefecture located in Kantō region of Japan. The capital of the prefecture is Yokohama. Kanagawa is part of the Greater Tokyo Area. Kanagawa Prefecture is home to Kamakura and Hakone, two highly popular side trip destinations from Tokyo.
Restaurants in Kanagawa Prefecture
1. Wandee
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Sofa was ordered from home in Thailand, such as accessories, attention to detail, it is a luxury floating space in the quality of the image of the Thai Royal Palace. 1 person in the spacious private room, a pair of private room with two people. If you are using the bed for Thai of quality materials, the practitioner will be received without any burden on the body.
2. Momi Yokohama Kannai
3. Tenzan Tohji-kyo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 351 reviews
Reviewed By HeloiseEliot - Aveiro, Portugal
After being refused from another onsen because in a group of 5 I was the one with tattoos (although very small), and not being allowed in even if covered them up, Tenzan accepted us and were nothing but friendly and kind. So nice and relaxing, despite having (unknowingly) made the mistake of starting with the last "pool" - the hottest. It was an incredible experience to quietly sit outside, in the rain, surrounded by bamboo and with your body submerged in warm water. Beware low blood pressure people! It will make it even lower so be very careful - you will feel dizzy/lightheaded in there and after. A little reading break in the nap/resting room is mandatory, where you can quietly enjoy the sound of the river running through a very small waterfall just outside two massive windows. Very beautiful views. A must-do for those who enjoy doing nothing! Afterwards we tried the food at the restaurant which was equally nice (see photos). First photo was in the morning, last photo was the time we left. That's how good of a time we spent there. Highly recommend!
4. Shumeikan
5. Kannrei
6. Manyo Park
7. Yugawara Onsen
8. Only You
9. Spasso
10. Enoshima Island Spa
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 244 reviews
Entrance covers the entire facility for a full day of heated pools, natural hot spring, relaxation and sauna. Only 60 to 80 minutes from Tokyo or Yokohama to Katase Enoshima Station on the Odakyu line. Please note there is a strict no-tattoo policy at the spa. There is no photography allowed inside and facility and children over 6 are welcome days other than Sunday. Children under six years old are not allowed entrance to the spa. We look forward to serving you soon.
Reviewed By 710heidih
When I realized I had a day in Japan all to myself and no appointments, I searched around for massage and hot springs locations. I found EnoSpa by chance and vacillated for a few days before booking a 90 minute massage and dinner. The experience turned into a wonderful choice and 6 hours of (mostly) pure bliss. I enjoyed the Oneson baths (could have used a bit more introduction/directions on how that all worked - but I don't think I offended anyone :) a 90 minutes massage at the Beng Teng spa (+ a nap), the heated pools, the resaturant, and the overlook on the 5th floor. The massage and spa were very comfortable and exactly as I had hoped. But the best part of the trip had to be watching the sun set over Mt. Fuji from the heated pools. Maybe part of it was not trying to catch it on a camera (none allowed!) and knowing that what I caught in my memory was all I would have. The twilight was spectacular as the hawks circled the cliff above and the ocean shore, the moon rose and the stars began turning on one by one -- and I enjoyed it all from the pools. I was there by myself and part of the magic was that I felt no need to converse or discuss it with anyone. It was lovely and peaceful and I never wanted to leave! This is definitely a recommendation to everyone I know to visit. I hope to go again myself when next I am in Tokyo.
