천성산온천 24시찜질방
The jjimjilbang (Korean sauna) costs 9,000 won. The men's bath is cleaned from 11:40 PM to 2:00 AM (showers available), and the women's bath is cleaned from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM (showers not available). I arrived around 11 PM and went in to wash, but they started cleaning about 20 minutes later, and I was told to get out of the bath. I was also told not to stand in the bubbling air in the bath because it could clog the pump. This was the first time I'd heard that in my time at a public bathhouse. The cleaning staff were rude, but the jjimjilbang counter staff were friendly. Shampoo, conditioner, and razors cost 500 won each. After washing, I went into the jjimjilbang, but because it was nighttime, the concession stand was closed. The living room floor was hot in the hot areas and cold in the cold areas, with no middle ground. If you need a mat, you can rent one for 1,000 won, or you can sleep on the floor with a blanket. I thought there might be a blanket shortage on weekends. There were four different types of pillows, including a wooden one.
The water is clean and nice. While the onsen is old, the basic bathhouse is very spacious and well-maintained, with clean water. The water is hot, and there are four or five baths, each with different temperatures, so you can choose the one that best suits your preference. There's an automatic back scrubber and a separate washroom. The onsen is very large, and there's a parking lot surrounding the building. Aside from the parking lot being a bit messy, everything was great.
The hot spring water is great. The facilities are old and worn out. Parking is limited, so you have to park on the street. The facilities are not maintained, so they're a bit shabby. From the entrance to the baths and saunas, etc. The hot spring water is great. There aren't many shops or coffee shops nearby.
Spacious and comfortable hot springs. The facilities are a bit dated♥ 1 year later: The interior has been renovated and it looks clean. It feels comfortable every time I come, perhaps because it is spacious. I love that the sauna on the second floor is quiet.
Hmm~~ It's a bit cold in the evenings. The bathhouse is nice. When you just want to rest quietly rather than take a steam bath~~~~ If you buy kimbap from the store across the street and have a cup of ramen for a meal, it's not too bad, but it's nice~~
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Primitive springs don’t come with towels. A quick-dry towel, water shoes, and a headlamp for the walk back all pack small.
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