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sauna and cold plunge · Higashi-Ikebukuro, Toshima, Tokyo, Japan

Times Spa Resta

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Three floors on top of a car park in Ikebukuro: natural hot spring, bedrock bath and an open-air bath, priced differently for a short visit and a long one.

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Times Spa Resta, Tokyo
Photo published by the operator (timeout.com).

Venue information

Address
Times Station Ikebukuro 10F-12F, 4-25-9 Higashi-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
Neighbourhood
Higashi-Ikebukuro, Toshima
City
Tokyo, Japan
Status
Open
Access
Drop-in, Day pass

Features

Type
Public bath
Heat
Onsen / hot springsFinnish saunaSteam room
Cold
Cold plunge
Setting
Urban
Access
Drop-inDay pass
Social model
Gender separated
Amenities
Treatments and massageRestaurant / bar

How it works

Reported: floors 10 to 12 of Times Station Ikebukuro, open 11:30 to 09:00 with last admission at 08:00; natural hot spring, bedrock bath and open-air bath; sauna at 85 to 91 °C, cold bath at 16 °C; the steam sauna is women-only.

Drop-in, with a cheaper tier for visits under 100 minutes.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Times Spa Resta?

Times Spa Resta is at Times Station Ikebukuro 10F-12F, 4-25-9 Higashi-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo, in Tokyo, Japan.

What does Times Spa Resta have?

The published features include onsen / hot springs, finnish sauna, steam room, cold plunge, treatments and massage and restaurant / bar.

How does access to Times Spa Resta work?

The published access models include drop-in and day pass. Check the current schedule and conditions on the official site before visiting.

Is Times Spa Resta open?

The status recorded by Bathhouse is: Open. The research was updated on 2026-09-01; confirm recent changes with the operator directly.

About this research

Desk research updated on 2026-09-01; anything the operator has not published stays open. Bathhouse separates what the operator publishes from what was measured on a visit, and leaves unverified fields empty.

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