There should be more of these in the US. The heated outdoor pools and hot tubs are all open to the public for a reasonable fee and there are well-maintained facilities. This particular pool had both an indoor and outdoor pool, a hot pot (shallow hot tub), and 4 hot tubs at 38, 40, 42, and 44 degrees, and a sea water hot tub. I tried out the 44 degree hot tub and couldn't stay in for more than a minute. The water was so hot, I felt like I had pins and needles in my hands and feet. I can't even imagine the hot pools in Japan that are 50 degrees! We spent about 2 hours at the pool and are now waiting for our table at Seafood Cellar restaurant.
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The major problem with things like this in the US - everything is in hhe hands of FDA; the termal pools are very popular in Europe, as a matter of fact we enjoyed it in Germany 2 weeks ago. I can imagine a magnitude of the law suite in the US if somebody will have a heart issue in the pool.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I can see that, actually we stayed in a bit on the long side and then Wenjun and I felt a bit overheated.
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