open-air bath

noun
UK /ˌəʊpən ˈeə bɑːθ/
US /ˌoʊpən ˈer bæθ/

A bath that is outside, under the sky.

We soaked in the open-air bath while snow fell around us.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A bathing facility, often at a hotel or resort, with pools or tubs located outdoors.

The ryokan's open-air bath overlooked the river.

3. A natural outdoor pool fed by mineral springs, used for relaxation or health.

Travelers come from far away to sit in the open-air bath.

4. Any outdoor place for washing or swimming, such as a public lido.

The children spent the afternoon at the open-air bath near the beach.