경주온천관광호텔

It was closed for 15 years and then reopened. I went when my sons were little. The bathhouse was exactly the same. There were no TVs in the bathhouse, which is common these days. There were no saunas either. Just think of it as the same as before. The bathhouse fee was 8,000 won. I went back because I remembered the water being good. 8,000 won seems a bit steep after reopening. My whole family went. There weren't many people, so the three or more bathhouses felt empty these days. Instead, we washed up quietly. I don't think I'll go back. There was no one there, but there was an X in the toilet.

They say the facilities have been remodeled and are very nice. The water quality is said to be the best in Gyeongju. Today, I'm reviewing the lotus pond behind the hotel. The red lotus flowers are the best in the Gyeongju area. The blooms are the largest and most colorful, and the pond edges are lined with old pine trees. It's a great place for a stroll. I'd like to introduce you to the lotus flowers there.

The best water quality in Gyeongju. Sauna facilities. Weekdays, 6-8 a.m., 6-8 p.m. Discounts. Remodeled, so not many people, but great facilities. I haven't used the hotel, so I don't know. I heard they provide hot spring water in the hotel rooms... I went today, and it was the last day of business. Closed until mid-March due to COVID-19. Call ahead to check.

There's a nice public bathhouse here. It recently opened. It had been closed for over a decade, but after some renovations, it's now reopened. It's worth a visit. The price is 5,000 won on weekdays. The price seems to vary on weekends, so check before you go.

Perhaps because it recently reopened and hasn't been advertised, there were few visitors. However, the sauna facilities were good. It was clean, and the various spa and sauna areas were spacious and nice.