Japanese Bath House Home Our culture Bath House Services Accommodation Bookings Gift Cards Cancellations FAQ Contact Us Careers. Be a world away from the hectic city life at the Japanese Bath House in the Blue Mountains. Just a two-hour drive from Sydney, situated in front of Lake Lyell on 300 hectares of farmland.
Designed to calm and relax your body and soul, Japanese Bath House offers grounds framed by a picturesque rose garden and an exquisite Japanese Zen Garden, this unique bathhouse is indeed 'heaven on earth. The Japanese Bath House Blue Mountains is a most unexpected gem situated at the western foot of the Blue Mountains. Set in its tranquil location overlooking the idyllic Lake Lyell, you will experience true Japanese spa culture (onsen) with a vast variety of luxurious hot baths filled with natural mineral water all set within an exquisite Japanese garden.
The water flows in from about 300. Enjoy a unique onsen experience in the Blue Mountains with natural mineral water and a Japanese garden. The Japanese Bath House is 40min from Chalets at Blackheath, where you can also book other experiences like forest bathing, champagne picnic and BLAQ restaurant.
We are the Japanese bath house and hot spring experience where you can completely detox and unwind for three hours.Please find the facility list below, we also have massages and accommodation. A full price list and bookings can be found on our website. Booking is necessary Facility list: Tea room.
Sauna, steam & bathe in our sanctuary bathhouse in Blackheath for relaxation & recovery - built on childhood memories of Japan & a passion for wellness. Enjoy a tranquil retreat at the Japanese Bath House, the only onsen in New South Wales, with stunning views of Lake Lyell. Immerse yourself in the rich Japanese spa culture and experience the health benefits of the hot spring water.
Our Spectacular view along with multiple bath areas to experience The Japanese Bath House in a variety of ways. Surrender to the beauty of nature, and experience our onsen and public bath culture. We endeavour to promote Ikigai (生き甲斐, pronounced [ikiɡai]) finding happiness through the pursuit of your reason for being.
Our natural mineral spring water flows []. Our entrance is about 3km down on your left with a big Japanese Bath House Sign with a dragon; once you turn left keep driving to the end of the drive way and you will see the bath house and car park. This New Japanese-Inspired Bathhouse In The Blue Mountains Has Onsen-Style Pools, Saunas And More Just a 1.5-hour drive from Sydney, Aqua Ignis is the newest bathhouse to open in NSW and it's arrived right in time for a soothing winter soak.