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7 Best Onsens In Singapore To Melt Away All Your Stress

Kendra Tan

Kendra Tan

Last updated 31 August, 2022

From hot jacuzzi pools to Himalayan salt rooms, pamper yourself at the seven most relaxing onsens in Singapore.

Singapore is known for its breakneck pace of life, but we definitely need to relax every once in a while.

If wasting whiling away the entire day in a bubbling hot tub or getting an aromatherapy massage is your idea of heaven, you’re in luck. We’ve rounded up seven of the best onsens in Singapore, including free-flow food and 24-hour access, for the ultimate calming oasis retreat. The only stressful part? Choosing which onsen to visit because they’re all amazing.

Last updated on 31 August 2022. Prices and availability of onsens are subject to change. 


G.Spa

Source: G.spa

Address: 102 Guillemard Road, #02-02, Singapore 399719
Opening hours: 24 hours
Price: From S$72 for full-day pass 

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of Singapore with a spa day at G.Spa. Be pampered with a selection of treatments ranging from foot massages to full-body treatment, and soak all your stress away at the various facilities at the spa.  

For only S$72, get unlimited access to hot pool, cold pool (men only), steam bath, sauna (men only), relaxation lounge with a personalised monitor, as well as unlimited ala carte food and beverages.

If you are looking to get a couple's massage, consider the Couple Spa Package (from S$360 for 60min massage ), which includes the signature 'Gateway to Vitality' treatment for two in a private couple room plus spa admission. Priced at S$163 for non-members, it includes a 60-minute deep tissue massage to get rid of toxins in the body and admission into G.Spa.

Spa Nes

Source: Spa Nes

Address: 407 Havelock Rd, Singapore 169634
Opening hours: Mondays to Sunday, 9am to 6am
Price: From S$68 onwards for a full-day pass

When you opt for a 60-minute massage, non-members can top up S$68 to enjoy unlimited use of Spa Nes’ facilities from 9am to 6am. Think of it as a staycation (in fact, you can stay here longer than at a hotel). 

There are hot and cold jacuzzi pools, saunas, steam rooms, a relaxation lounge, dining area and more. In fact, they even have a ‘Siam Touch’ room where you can feel like you’re in Thailand again along with their Thai-infused treatments. 

If you want to have some private time with bae, you can also choose to top-up more for a private jacuzzi. For those with a bigger budget, you can try out popular services, including Spa Nes’ ‘5-in-1’ combo, which is a 60-minute massage aimed at releasing knots in your feet, head, shoulder, neck and back from S$78.  

You don’t need to bring anything to the spa, as complimentary spa amenities are provided. They include facial wash, toner, moisturiser, hair spray and gel, dry shampoo, shaver, toothbrush and more. Guests can also enjoy a free flow of hot food, snacks, desserts, beverages, fresh fruits and cold-pressed juices at the dining cove.

Yunomori Onsen & Spa

Source: Yunomori Onsen & Spa

Address: 1 Stadium Pl, #02-17/18 Kallang Wave Mall, Singapore 397628
Opening hours: Mondays to Sundays, 10am to 10pm
Price: From S$40.66 for full-day pass 

At Yunomori Onsen & Spa, you need to be fully naked to enjoy their wide variety of pools, including powerful jet baths, a soda bath and a bubbly silk bath. But don’t worry, they’re gender-separated. 

When you’re done with soaking in the pools, head over to the Yunomori Cafe for some Japanese fare like soba, ramen and oden. 

Joya Onsen Cafe

Source: Joya Onsen Cafe

Address: 511 Upper Jurong Rd, #01-06, Singapore 638366
Opening hours: Mondays to Sundays, 11am to 11pm
Price: From S$41.80 for full-day pass

As you close your eyes and relax, you will feel like you are in Japan at Joya Onsen Cafe. With top-notch facilities such as a public onsen bath, sauna and ice bath, you’re guaranteed to get the R&R you deserve.

The S$41.80 pass includes bath towels, modesty towels, disposable wear, hair ties, body soap, shampoo and conditioners, as well as a jinbei or yukata for wearing. Pretty worth it, if you ask us! 

If you want to take your onsen experience up a notch, you can opt for private onsens starting from S$88 per person for one and a half hours. This also includes the day pass, so essentially you’re paying only S$50 for the private onsen. Advanced booking for private onsen can be made here, and no booking is required for public onsen - you can just walk in!

Spa-1 

Source: Spa-1

Address: 511 Guillemard Rd, #B1-01 Grandlink Square, Singapore 399849
Opening hours: Mondays to Sundays at 11am to 10:30pm
Price: S$68 for single full-day pass, S$48 for three-hour pass and S$108 for couple full-day pass

Chill the day away with over 12 facilities available at Spa-1. They have a Himalayan salt sauna, a Cassia seed sauna, a Finnish sauna, hot tubs (men and women), a cold tub (men only), Jade room and oxygen room — totally reminds us of the jimjilbangs in Korea!

If the rooms and saunas aren’t enough, enjoy their fresh and glow facials from S$179.76 or a Japanese Shiatsu massage from S$158.36. After you are done, you can also visit their cafe that serves vegetarian western fusion meals along with free-flow of snacks and refreshments. 

For girls who are icky about getting butt naked, you’d be glad to know that disposable bras and panties will be provided.  

Ikeda Spa

Source: Ikeda Spa

Address: 787 Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 269762
Opening hours: Mondays to Sundays, 1:30pm to 10:30pm
Price: From S$130+ for 30 minutes of Hinoki Onsen Bath (couple) 

Ikeda Spa, famous for their Hinoki Onsen, Shiatsu Massage, and Japanese facial, is a quaint sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of town. Nestled among lush greenery in Bukit Timah, their Zen-inspired interiors and personalised spa services will whisk you off a home away from home for urbanites.

Here are some facilities that they feature:

Japanese Zen Garden
Take a meditative and tranquil walk along Ikeda’s Japanese Zen garden, and participate in a simple chado (Japanese tea ceremony). 

Ganbanyoku Stone Bed
Also known as hot-rock bathing, Ganbanyoku is a traditional Japanese detoxification ritual designed to revitalise the mind and body. Unwind as you lay down on therapeutic black silica bedrocks, purge toxins and calories as you perspire.

Rotenburo Outdoor Onsen
Right next to the VIP couple suite is the Rotenburo outdoor hot tub, handcrafted with Japan’s most prized hinoki (Japanese cypress) wood that was once reserved for royalty. Soak in the exquisite wooden tub and discover the healing benefits of spa water enriched with aromatic onsen bath salts. 

Zen Finishing Studio
Throw on your yukata after finishing your spa session and take in the view of the Japanese Zen garden while your hands and feet are getting the care they deserve. While you do that, enjoy refreshments and catch up on some cable TV! 

Tatami Zen Lounge
Sit back, relax and immerse in perfect serenity. Browse through the latest magazines, enjoy Japanese delicacies or simply unwind to some soothing music. Enjoy some well-deserved ‘me’ time in this cosy haven, and emerge completely rejuvenated.

Elements Wellness

Source: Elements Wellness

Address: Multiple Locations
Opening hours: Mondays to Fridays, 11am to 9pm; Saturdays to Sundays, 10:30am to 8pm
Price: From S$248 for Couple Koyamaki Onsen Ritual 

For couples, Elements Wellness might just be your answer. There are various promotions available, such as the Couple Koyamaki Onsen Ritual from S$248, which includes Ocha Body Massage (60 minutes), and Koyamaki Onsen Therapy in a private suite (40 minutes). Do take note that this package is only available at Centrepoint outlets.

💡Pro-tip: Paying online saves you more. If you pay at the spa, the Couple Koyamaki Onsen Ritual costs S$268. On the flip side, this package will only cost you S$248 (save S$20!) when you book and pay online. 


Planning to go for a spa day? Charge your bill to these credit cards for cashback/rewards/points/miles!

Best Cashback Credit Cards (with min. spending and cap)

Credit Card Best for/Benefits Details Min. Annual Income
Citi Cash Back Card
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- 8% cashback on Petrol and Private Commute

- 6% cashback on Groceries and Dining

- 0.20% cashback on all other spending
- Min. S$800 monthly spend

- S$80 cashback cap (per statement month)

- Annual fee: S$196.20 (First year free; 9% GST w.e.f. 1 Jan 2024)
- Local/PR: S$30,000

- Foreigner: S$42,000
CIMB Visa Signature Card
CIMBVisaSignatureCard-4
 
- 10% cashback on Online Shopping, Groceries, Beauty & Wellness, Pet Shops & Vet services, and Cruises

- Unlimited 0.2% cashback for all other spending
- Min. S$800 monthly spend

- S$100 cashback cap (per statement month), and up to S$20 per category

- For spend beyond the cap, you will earn 0.2% cashback

- No annual fee
- Local/PR: S$30,000
Maybank Family & Friends Card
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- 8% cashback on 5 selected categories:

1) Groceries
2) Dining & Food Delivery
3) Transport, Data Communication & Online TV Streaming
4) Retail & Pets
5) Online Fashion
6) Entertainment
7) Pharmacy
8) Sports & Sports 9) Apparels
10) Beauty & Wellness

- 0.25% cashback on all other spending
- Min. S$800 monthly spend

- S$125 cashback cap (per statement month), and up to S$25 per category

- Annual fee: S$181.67 (First 3 years free; 9% GST w.e.f. 1 Jan 2024)
- Local/PR: S$30,000

- Malaysian Citizen: S$45,000

- Foreigner: S$60,000
UOB EVOL Card
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- 8% cashback on Online Spend

- 8% cashback on Mobile Contactless Spend

- 0.3% cashback on all other spending
- Min. S$600 monthly spend

- S$60 cashback cap (per statement month), and up to S$20 per category

- Annual fee: S$196.20 (Waived when you make a min. 3 transactions every month for 12 consecutive months)
- Local/PR: S$30,000

- Foreigner: S$40,000
OCBC 365 Card
OCBC365

 

- 5% cashback on Dining and Online Food Delivery

- 6% cashback on Petrol

- 3% cashback on Groceries, Land Transport, Utilities, Streaming, Drugstore and Electric Vehicle Charging

- 0.25% cashback on all other spending
- Min. S$800 & S$1,600 monthly spend

- S$80 & S$160 cashback cap depending on monthly spend tier (per statement month)

- Annual fee: S$196.20 (First 2 years free; 9% GST w.e.f. 1 Jan 2024)
- Local/PR: S$30,000

- Foreigner: S$45,000

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Avid promo code hunter and haggler. Kendra doesn’t like paying full price for anything. She’s the best person to bring along if you’re travelling on a budget. Have an interesting story to tell? E-mail her at kendra.tan@singsaver.com.sg

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