Zen Onsen

A clean and relaxing onsen spot in Bangkok with a calm atmosphere. The overall experience was comfortable and the price is reasonable compared to other onsen places in the city. Good place to unwind and spend a quiet afternoon. However, one downside is that there is no dry sauna, which might be disappointing for people who enjoy a full sauna experience. Also, parking can be a bit inconvenient since there are no clearly free parking options nearby. Still, if you’re looking for a simple and relaxing onsen in Bangkok, it’s worth a visit. Check my profile to use my free AI travel assistant.

Very quiet onsen despite it’s a Sunday. Left after 20mins. Price will good at b359 but location is an out of city (that could be the reason there are no crowd even on weekends) Very small hot pool and only wet steam room with only less than 5 people with mostly few chubbies on a weekend Sunday. The steam room is not that hot too to enjoy. However very new and very clean and towel smell good. Good for those who want a quiet place to chill and relax. No food as like in other onsen and lady receptionist is very nice.

This onsen is very convenient, located right next to bts exit. The quality of guys and crowd size here are not as good compared to another onsen across the street. On a Saturday evening, there are only around 30 guys, aged 30-50, average to chubby body types mostly, all locals and I’m the only foreigner but they are friendly. The shower area is small, cramped and only 4 shower head and layout isn’t inviting for action so the guys will queue to use it one by one. There are also very few toilet…1 below near the shower which is for without bathrobe and 2 in the middle floor that needs to change into bathrobe that makes it very inconvenient. However, there’s a lot of redundant space at the lobby and rooftop that’s under utilised and poorly designed. The rooms for action are blasted by strong aircon and fans so nobody use them as they are too cold. The massage chairs are good for relaxing and the cafe space is cosy too. This place looks way better in the YouTube videos than it actually is. Now I understand why people rather go to the onsen opposite instead of this despite zen is cheaper.

Zen is a quiet sauna/onsen right at the exit of Ratchayodin Station. When I visited, it wasn’t crowded. The basement has the onsen . It also features two tsuboyu( those deep, one-person soaking tubs). I found my zen moment soaking in one, just staring at the ceiling . There’s also a steam room, showers, and a sitting area. First floor is just lockers. Second floor has a lounge where you can properly sit, eat, and relax. Third floor has three functional massage chairs (nothing special) and a dark maze (too short to be interesting). Fourth floor has an open-air cruising area and small private rooms. It was... alright. Not amazing, but not bad either. Good for a low-key, uncrowded soak.

Such an awesome experience. The receptionist “Great” was so friendly and fun. She made me laugh. Facilities are so clean and well kept. Definitely a good recommend. Quite a number of floors , from steam room to jacuzzi to lounge area and private cabins above. Nice and nice