Donghae yakcheon Hot Silver Town
Last October I visited Korea and stayed for a month in Donghae Silvertown (Donghae Yakchon Hot Spring Silvertown) located on the east coast of South Korea. In the morning I enjoyed their healthy and tasty breakfast, a rare combination, – they provide three meals a day. After breakfast we (me and my wife) strolled around Silvertown surrounded by lush greens and trees. In the afternoon I played billiards in the game room and worked out in the fitness center. In the evening I took a sauna and relaxed in the hot spring bath. From time to time, we walked to Mangsang Beach and splashed the ebbing water with our bare feet on the silky sand. It was a laid-back and joyful Silvertown experience. Don’t worry, be happy; Life is full of joy!
The downside of this place is that you have to use GPS to find it. However, putting that aside, the water is excellent. I wonder why I didn't know about this place before. The seniors living in the retirement community use it for free, but since we paid to be here, I naturally feel obligated to pay. First off, the water is good, and the facilities are great. The building is grand and feels a bit unfamiliar, but there is a variety of water types, such as seawater and mineral water, and there are as many as five different sauna facilities. Just come and visit. It is located in the basement. The fee is 8,000 won.
This was my first time visiting Silvertown, and you can stay here for a trial stay. The rooms were cleaner and nicer than I expected. They even have a small kitchen, just like in a resort. The breakfast buffet is 90,000 won, and unlimited access to the hot springs is included. Meals are included, but we went out to eat, and the hot springs were available for breakfast and dinner. Highly recommended. In the summer, the outdoor swimming pool is a great healing spot. Adults can enjoy the hot springs, and children can enjoy the pool.
Dongha Yakcheon Hot Springs Silvertown Pool: 10 out of 10! The water is clean, the facilities are convenient, and most importantly, the staff are incredibly friendly. It was impressive to see them assisting the kids on the large play tubes, ensuring their safety and enjoyment. My family also had a great time there.
It's a retirement community that is open for visitors who can stay for 90k won per night with three healthy Korean meals included. They don't speak English but you can go to the hot springs for free inclusive with the stay. I will come back with my family.
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