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I can't give it many stars. Although it's called a hotel, it's more like an old motel. As for the location, if it's not in the suburbs, it's like a remote countryside. It is the oldest place in Buk-myeon, and the water quality is excellent. It has existed since the early Joseon Dynasty. While there are rumors that other places mix in hot spring water, I understand that this place uses natural spring water. I drive about 40 kilometers every week. As for the effect? It is better than not going at all. I suppose that is the effect. There is a difference in inflammation and skin condition. For reference, I am in my late fifties, but I am considered young there. Many of the older gentlemen I see often have better skin and are in better health than me. I recommend the public bathhouse/hot spring rather than the hotel.

Cheonma Hot Springs!! This hot spring hotel is very well-maintained despite its age. I only used the public bath and was very satisfied. - The changing rooms are very small. - There aren't many washing areas, and the baths are divided into two large sections. (The temperatures seem similar, but not too hot.) - I'm not sure if the open-air bath has been recently remodeled, but the clean marble and large tub made it a great place to soak while looking out at the sky. (The women's bath will likely be different.) - Men's bath on the 1st floor, women's bath on the 2nd floor - Bathing fee: 8,000 won / Free public bath access with hotel stays Next time I stay, I'll definitely try the public bath first.

I only came to the bathhouse, but it was 9,000 won per person. They give you two water tickets when you enter the men's bathhouse. Once you enter, you have to find an empty spot and put your clothes away. It's so crowded that you almost touch the bare skin of the person next to you in the bath. The outdoor bath is the same. I don't think I'll come back here again unless I get to enjoy the hot spring water directly.

I want to know why there are so many people in this dirty bathhouse. The cleanliness is a complete mess. I don't know when the water in the outdoor bath was last changed; there is grime floating around. The indoor baths are also obviously not cleaned. The facilities are so old and dilapidated. I don't understand why people still go there when it's like this. I will never go back.

I used the Cheonma Hot Springs public bathhouse with my dad over the weekend. The water temperature was pleasant, and the facilities had a cozy feel, allowing for a relaxing time. The only downside was that, perhaps because it was a weekend, there weren't enough seats for the number of visitors. Other than that, I was satisfied.