안동온천

I'm from Andong and I use it about twice a week. The facilities and bathhouse are better than the local bathhouse, so I go often. If you're just going to take a bath, it's 6,000 won, and if you're going to steam and bathe, it's 9,000 won. If you're coming from out of town, it's okay to stay for one night. I'm not sure about the parking lot facilities, but there are two men and two women at the counter on the first floor. They each take turns working the counter. There's one young female employee who's rude. There's a fat person working the counter at the steam room on the third floor. The restaurant owner is rude. I rented a blanket for 1,000 won to sleep, laid a mat on the floor, and laid out a blanket. When I went to the bathroom for a moment, the blanket was collected. The counter employee took the blanket because the seat was empty. It's so absurd and rude.

I lived in Andong when I was young. While living there, I first went to a place called Andong Spa Land Jjimjilbang with some friends. I went there a few times after that first time. However, my family moved to Daegu for personal reasons, so I tried to make time to go there, but I didn't have time, and my parents were busy, so I never got to go. This time, I suddenly remembered it and searched for Andong jjimjilbangs. When I saw a photo of a jjimjilbang I had been to in the past on a blog, I immediately searched for "Andong Spa Land Jjimjilbang." It reminded me of the old days, so I called them to try it out, but they said it was closed, which was really disappointing. I wish they would reopen.

The sauna facilities are clean. Parking is available via the parking tower. The sauna is spacious and has an outdoor terrace. However, food prices are generally on the high side. Be careful, as there have been some thefts. There's also a 2,000 won discount event on weekdays from 1 PM to 5 PM. Overall, if you're looking for a clean place, this is a good option. If you're looking for a cozy stay, I recommend the unmanned motel.

I had high expectations because the entire building was a jjimjilbang, but it was smaller than I thought, so it wasn't that great. I've seen places with duplexes if the floor area isn't that big, so I personally didn't like it. Also, the food prices outside of the on-site restaurant were too expensive. ㅜ Even so, a cup of ramen costs 2,500 won... Still, I stayed for one night and it was okay.

The business reopened after closing due to COVID-19, but there are so few customers that the owner seems likely to suffer a significant loss.