궐동24시전통불한증막

At first, I didn't like it much because the tubs were smaller and the water supply was fewer than in downtown Osan, but the best part is that they offer cash bulk purchase vouchers. I go often because it's close to home, and I think it's better than a swimming pool for people like my mom who need a workout in the water. I haven't been to the sauna so I don't know about that, but the bathhouse feels comfortable, perhaps because I go so often. The parking is inconvenient; I'm sure the locals feel the same way, but I actually broke the rear bumper of my new car here for the first time. It’s a place full of memories~~^^

I was so annoyed, I could die. The dingy, old bathhouse was not only filthy, but the sleeping room I went up to to rest was so noisy and noisy that I couldn't sleep. Most local jjimjilbangs are really clean and have A-class facilities, but this one was disappointing. Plus, it's tucked away in a corner, so it's hard to find. You know how they say there's a resting area in an old bathhouse?

I'm a huge fan of charcoal kilns. There weren't any around here, so I looked around and found this place. I walked three blocks by myself on my day off. There are two curtains, and you'll sweat a lot. It's a shame it's not a charcoal kiln, but a kiln is fine. I recommend it to those who want to sweat. Stores and restaurants are postpaid. For a kiln, the bath facilities are quite good.

It's become a bit cleaner after the remodeling. The parking lot is well-maintained, and the bathhouse is clean. The prices are reasonable, and the staff are friendly. The kimchi that comes with the ramen is delicious. Haha.

The flower room is really nice. The bath is 8,000 won, and the steam room is 9,000 won. The flower room is decorated in a traditional way, using pine wood, so it's very refreshing and nice.