South Korea · Commercial · onsen

Cheonjiyeon

Seoul, South Korea
37.5234° N · 127.0286° E
Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotSaunaRestroomCredit cardsDebit cardsNFC mobile payments
What visitors say top 5 of 14 reviews
Sophia Hong7 years ago
★★☆☆☆

My house is far away, so on days when I get home late or am really tired, I often go there because it's close to the office. I always feel this way: the old lady and ajummas at the counter in the morning are annoying. I especially hate seeing the ajummas, so I try to avoid them if possible. The person at the counter in the evening is very friendly, but I wish they'd learn a little something from the other person. The facilities are really outdated, and the water pressure is low, so it takes a long time to wash my hair. It's women-only, and if it weren't close to the office, I wouldn't go there. It costs 12,000 won, and the robes they give you are full of holes, and they don't let you use more than one thin blanket. If you take two, the old lady will yell at you. There are snorers in the sleeping room, so you can't sleep well. I learned here that women can snore loudly, too. In the staff room at the end of the sleeping room, the ajummas are brazenly talking loudly even late at night.

j핑크건담6 years ago
★★★★☆

Always comfortable, sweaty, and thoroughly cleansed... haha Whenever I feel sluggish, I get a massage. Compared to Cheon Ji-yeon's massage, I'll just share my impressions. Ms. Se-shin's massage is gentle and immediate, which is comfortable, but it's a little lacking. 50,000, 70,000, and 100,000 won. The shell massage, with its aroma oil, warms my entire body and abdomen, which is nice. But there are bruises... ㅠㅠㅠ150,000-100,000 won. Another aromatherapy? I went to the one next to the morgue because I was pressed for time, and I hoped it would be over quickly, so my judgment isn't very accurate. But it was still good. 50,000-100,000 won. Finally, acupressure~~ I lay down on a cozy mattress and an hour flew by, which was very relaxing. Around 50,000 won. I'll put this on here.

SEOJIN KOEdited 7 years ago
★★☆☆☆

It feels very run-down and dirty because it hasn't been renovated. There is a strong odor coming from the drain during showers, and the sauna temperature is inconsistent; some days it is extremely hot, while others are lukewarm. However, the pine needle room is surprisingly warm and nice, and the steam room is decent. It is nice that there is no time limit for parking, so you don't feel rushed.

고지연8 years ago
★★★★☆

This women-only sauna is compact and not exactly modern, but it has a faint Japanese onsen feel (with head towels and robes). There are quite a few massage therapists here, and it's one of the best I've ever had, both in terms of pressure and overall quality. The dry and wet saunas and hot tubs are also quite good. Highly recommended.

Kelda Park8 years ago
★★★★☆

It's a place I often go to. It's old and hasn't been remodeled, but it's always kept clean and has a homey, comfortable feel, typical of old buildings. It's good, but... the cost has gone up so much that I recently went and it was 12,000 won, so I took off one star. It's clean and different from other saunas in Idongne.

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