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The entrance fee for non-guests is 38,000 won, but the bath is so small that even five people can't fit in, and the aragonite baths are only served by drawing 42-degree water from underground, so they don't even incur fuel costs, yet they're incredibly expensive. Furthermore, when I approached the sign indicating the water temperature was 42 degrees, the hot water had fallen and broken the marble on the floor into pieces, leaving a heap that hurt my soles. This suggests the bathhouse hasn't been cleaned since it opened. I wonder if they've even changed the water.

Even after bathing in the hot springs, you won't be bitten by mosquitoes even if you go to a mosquito-free spot. The hot springs are clean and well-maintained, and the facilities are excellent. The pool is clean and the outdoor scenery is breathtaking, rivaling any hotel's facilities. Swimwear is required, but life jackets, arm rings, and beach towels are all provided free of charge.

I visited because Sanbangsan Carbonated Hot Springs was closed, but it’s just a hotel bathhouse. The facilities are clean, but I’m not sure if it’s worth paying the 25,000 won entrance fee to go out of your way to visit.

If you enjoy swimming and hot springs, the milky-blue natural hot springs and indoor pool are a good choice, but keep in mind that there are no nearby attractions worth the effort.

The swimming pool... was literally a swimming pool.. The hot spring water is really nice.. I want to come here every time I come to Jeju Island~