안양한증막
First - The curtain is nice. Personally, I don't prefer the pine needles because the floor is hot, but I heard that many people come because of them. Second - The facilities are old and dirty, and the water in the bathroom is trickling~~ Many of the faucets are broken. Third - It depends on the mood of the landlady rather than the customers.
It seems like a really old place. There are pine needles inside, so it smells nice when you go in. The owner is a white-haired old lady. It looks like there are more regulars than I expected. Everyone greets each other. They say the price is increasing by 1,000 won to 11,000 won starting December 1st.
The staff are friendly and the owner is nice too. The only downside is that there is no bath~ only shower~ The pine tree that they put on the floor after opening the kiln in the afternoon is amazing. ^^
This place is dirty and treats its customers like shit. It's a place where you have to come and leave. The owner only cares about money, and you can't even use it as you please.
A place that truly showcases the charm of a pine-scented steam room. It's been a while since I've experienced a traditional steam room.
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