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I was bored, so I searched for reviews, and found some reviews I didn't understand, so here's a summary. 3-line summary 1. Clean water, no frills 2. Cleanliness, towel washing, and hygiene 3. The top priority for a bathhouse is good water. I'm not sure if anyone reads reviews before visiting a bathhouse, but I'll just say this is a friend's house. So, I've written this as honestly as possible, but you can trust it or not. I couldn't go into the women's bathhouse, so this is a review of the men's bathhouse. (I was curious, but they wouldn't let me in. -_-) The large building in the back of the photo is the bathhouse. You can't see it in the photo, but the entrance is to the left of the red building on the left. Once you enter, there's a large, well-maintained parking lot (compared to other bathhouses I've been to). The women's bathhouse is on the 2nd floor, and the men's bathhouse is on the 3rd floor. The interior isn't the ultra-luxurious, high-end style you see on TV shows, but it's cleaned daily and kept very clean. (I've been to other bathhouses, and I don't know much about the difference in size or cleanliness, but I've seen and heard about the cleaning myself, so I can definitely say it's clean.) They also wash their towels themselves, not outsourced to a service provider. (Have you ever touched the towels that come out of the washing machine right after it's done its laundry? They're hot as fresh bread.) Lastly, the most important thing in a bathroom is water. Honestly, I don't need anything mentioned above, and I give it 5 stars just for the water. If you look at other bathrooms, you've probably seen things floating in the hot water, but there's nothing like that. A fountain(?) overflows the hot water and pushes out those impurities. (I asked before, and since it's not in the city center, they don't skimp on water to keep the water clean, more than anything else, to attract customers. It seems like they're competing with water.) They also say they use bedrock springs, but I don't know much about that because I don't have the knowledge. (I wonder if that's a good thing?) As I write this, it all sounds good, but that's just how I feel. Oh, personally, the hot spring temperature is a bit hot for me. Other than that, I don't know. There's a sauna, but I don't go to a jjimjilbang because I find saunas stuffy, so I won't lie and write. I've never had a massage in my life, so I'll pass. And there's a back massage machine, so you can massage your back even if you go alone, which is really cool. Since the reviewer's name is listed, you'll know who the friend is, and if they say I wrote false information or left a bad review, I'll edit or delete it. If it doesn't get deleted and stays, that means I didn't lie, right?

As a bathing enthusiast, I visit bathhouses wherever I go. The water (water quality) is the foundation of a good bathhouse, and it's clean and soft. The facilities reflect the owner's dedication and dedication, which he's spent countless hours honing. There's a 2.5-square-meter hot tub in the center, surrounded by three-colored saunas and cold pools. The price is reasonable, but soap and toothpaste aren't included. The parking lot is spacious.

The water is always clean and overflowing, and the owner keeps every nook and cranny well-maintained, so every time I visit Cheongho Bath, I feel refreshed and like I'm floating in the sky. I'm sure I'll have a wonderful day today.

I went because it was the closest to my house, but many of the showers were broken, and the facilities were old. But the bath was cheap (6,000 won).

It is a bathroom with a spacious changing room and lounge, clean bathtubs, and good water.