광영스파렉스

I think it would be a great resting place for riders along the Seomjin River bike path. It's a reasonable size. The jjimjilbang (Korean sauna) costs less than 10,000 won, which is a good 9,000 won. The terrain is uphill, and the only slight drawback is that you have to climb to the second floor from the entrance to reach the counter. Uniquely, the lockers are arranged in a single, long space, a rarity these days, instead of two, making for ample storage space. Considering its modest size, the facilities are impressive and of high quality. It's a worthy contender for Gwangyang's leading jjimjilbang.

1F Fitness Club 2F Sauna 3F Jjimjilbang Located in Gwangyeong-dong, this facility is used not only by residents of Gwangyeong-dong but also by residents of Namhae, Hadong, Yeosu, Suncheon, and other places. While there may be those who have never visited, there's no one who has only visited once.

I really like it, but I don't recommend putting important things in the sauna locker. It opens right away with a sharp blade. There's a sign at the entrance saying, "Be careful, lost items happen a lot." Other than that, I like everything else.

The entrance is modern, but the interior is not. The jjimjilbang is small. I'm on the larger side, and the jjimjilbang uniform sizes... were limited, which was very inconvenient. The eggs sold at the concession stand are the best.

This facility is considered one of the best in the country. However, the water management is a bit lax. I wish they would pay more attention to the water temperature and water changes in the massage baths.