Hanyang Spa Land

There's no restaurant, so we eat and drink at the concession stand. They sell beer, but there's no limit on the number of drinks per person. It's like a bar where people drink and drink, and even when they turn off the lights to let others in, it's still noisy. It's chaos. The concession stand is owned by the owner's family, so they tell people to be quiet, but they don't, and customers just leave. It's five minutes before the concession stand. You can't even go to the first floor of the sauna to buy cigarettes. This is a total communist country.

I used to go to places I'd bought memberships for, but this time, I went to a jjimjilbang (Korean sauna) for the first time with my family. The bathhouse seems to be getting less and less clean than it used to be. It was really nice at first, but there's water stains in the tiles on the floor. ㅜㅜ The jjimjilbang seems okay, so I'm planning to go again next time.

It was a wonderful time, with a bath, steam room, sauna, seaweed soup, and sikhye. The underground parking lot was very spacious, and the kindness upon entering and leaving was memorable. Highly recommended. ^^

Maybe it was because it was daytime, but there were no people around, so I was able to comfortably enjoy the sauna, sweat, and feel refreshed without worrying about the coronavirus.

A good sauna. 10,000 won for the whole night 9,000 won for just a shower Cafes are open during the day. There's a 19-degree swimming pool Steam room Washrooms Massage chairs.