천지연랜드

Anyone who's been there or lives in the neighborhood will know, but this bathhouse/sauna in this area is the cleanest and best-equipped. The price is 1,000 won more, at 8,000 won. There are several baths, including two for a light steaming, plenty of space to sleep, a large cold bath with several beach chairs in front, and plenty of space to lie down or sit. There are no interior photos, but the bathhouse is designed with wood, and it smells good even before you enter. (These are the so-called bathhouse smells.) There's a regular bath, a cold bath, a medicinal bath, a hot bath, a massage bath, a small bath, a baby bath, and lockers and an outdoor bath. The outdoor bath has both a hot and cold bath. They offer a scrubbing service and a shop where you can buy various items. Hair dryers are available for free use. The sauna has a shop selling ice cream, drinks, and eggs, snacks, and Korean food. There's also a comic book room, a water purifier, restrooms, a women-only room, a bamboo room, and a salt room. You can use the sauna by adding clothes for an additional 1,000 won.

It's not a bad place. It's bigger than I thought, especially for a men's bath. There are several baths, three saunas, and a far-infrared sauna. There are about four sunbeds in the middle of the baths, and an outdoor bath. The outdoor bath has two sunbeds and hot and cold baths. The jjimjilbang is quite spacious. This might be a downside for the owner, but even on Friday, there weren't many people, so it was quiet and secluded in a spacious area. I went to the rooftop lounge because it said it was good, and there were benches. The facilities were a bit old, but it didn't feel dirty. Skyland is the best in Bucheon, but if you live nearby, this is a good option.

Personally, men find it a bit uncomfortable. It wasn't like that in the past, but they designated the hottest kiln among saunas as a women-only area, and they said men were not allowed in. They charged the same amount of money, but they did it without any notice. I understand why there are places where women only sleep, but I don't understand why they provide gender-discriminatory service. Haha. Oh, of course there was no prior notice. I visited after a long time, and it was just so old. Do you need to be more sensitive to gender?

As expected from a place that has been around for over 10 years, it is the best sauna in Ojeong-gu, but the facilities are quite outdated due to its age. There are many types of baths. There is an outdoor hot spring. The quality and quantity of food in the store are insufficient compared to the price. It is very noisy on weekends or Fridays. You can use the computer room for free, but it is very slow and there are no chairs, so you have to stand. You can use the gym. There is not much equipment and it is old.

Entrance~ The floor is so smooth It's uneven, like linoleum, and you'll trip if you're not careful~~ The older it is, the better it's maintained and the higher the admission fee~~ Admission is 10,000 won, and 10,000 won at night Clothing is separate~~~ Even if you go to Sinwol-dong, it's newly opened Clean and tidy, and 7,000 won I'll never go back to Cheonjiyeon again