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ANA Crowne Plaza Okayama — Esupo Health Spa

  • PriceDay-use ¥2,500–¥4,000 (~$17–$27); massage treatments ¥8,000–¥15,000 (~$54–$100) per session
  • AmbiencePolished urban hotel spa, efficient and business-traveler oriented
  • Duration1–2 hours for spa; 60–90 min per treatment
  • Rating★ 4.2

Esupo Health Spa is the wellness facility of the ANA Crowne Plaza Okayama, a business-district hotel a short walk from Okayama Station in the heart of Okayama city. The setting is an urban hotel spa rather than a hot spring or retreat compound: an indoor fitness pool, sauna and steam room, and treatment rooms occupying part of the hotel's lower floors, aimed at both overnight guests and city residents.

ANA Crowne Plaza Okayama — Esupo Health Spa

Esupo Health Spa is the wellness facility of the ANA Crowne Plaza Okayama, a business-district hotel a short walk from Okayama Station in the heart of Okayama city. The setting is an urban hotel spa rather than a hot spring or retreat compound: an indoor fitness pool, sauna and steam room, and treatment rooms occupying part of the hotel's lower floors, aimed at both overnight guests and city residents. Treatments are drawn from an international spa menu rather than a regional onsen tradition, including Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, aromatherapy body treatment, and facial skincare treatments delivered by therapists trained in Western spa technique. The pool and sauna facilities are available for general use within opening hours, while massage and facial treatments are booked separately and priced per session. Because the spa sits inside a full-service international hotel, its atmosphere is polished and efficient rather than intimate, and it functions well for business travelers or visitors wanting a conventional spa session without leaving central Okayama. There are no thermal baths or natural mineral springs on site; this distinguishes it clearly from the hot-spring ryokans found elsewhere in the prefecture. Reservations are recommended for treatments, particularly around weekends, while pool and sauna access is generally available on a walk-in basis for hotel guests and day visitors within the stated hours.

Treatments

  • Indoor fitness pool
  • Sauna and steam room
  • Swedish massage
  • Deep tissue massage
  • Aromatherapy body treatment
  • Facial skincare treatments

Good to know

Hours
10:00–22:00 daily (last entry 21:00)

Location

15-1 Ekimotocho, Kita-ku, Okayama 700-0023

34.6655, 133.9183 View on map

Highlights

  • Indoor fitness pool, sauna, and steam room in a central Okayama hotel
  • International spa treatment menu including Swedish and deep tissue massage
  • Aromatherapy body treatments and facial skincare services
  • Convenient location a short walk from Okayama Station
  • Suited to business travelers wanting a conventional spa visit

Tips for visiting

  • Book massage and facial treatments in advance, especially on weekends
  • Pool and sauna access typically requires only a walk-in day-use pass within opening hours
  • Bring or rent swimwear for the fitness pool, as required at most Japanese hotel pools
  • Arrive a little early for treatments to change and settle in before the session
  • Last entry is 21:00 even though the spa closes at 22:00, so plan visits accordingly

Frequently asked questions

Do visitors need to be hotel guests to use the spa?

Day-use access is available to non-guests within the stated hours, though hotel guests may have simpler access to the pool and sauna.

Is this a hot spring or a conventional spa?

It is a conventional hotel spa with an indoor pool, sauna, and international-style treatments rather than a natural mineral hot spring.

How far in advance should treatments be booked?

Booking a day or two ahead is advisable, particularly for weekend slots, since treatment rooms are limited.