일월 황금스파랜드
This is a newly built-in sauna complex. Spacious parking is well-equipped (though parking may be somewhat crowded). From the 1st-floor entrance, you can take the elevator or stairs to access the facilities, which are arranged as follows: the women's bath on the 2nd floor, the sauna on the 3rd floor, the restaurant on the 4th floor, the men's bath on the 5th floor, and the swimming pool on the 6th floor. The saunas offer a variety of temperatures for everyone to enjoy, including a 100-degree Celsius hot steam sauna. The bathing area features two warm baths, one hot bath, one cold bath, a lukewarm massage pool, and an outdoor bath that changes daily. The restaurant includes children's trampolines and a kids' playground, as well as several arcade machines. While most of the food is on the expensive side, the taste is not significantly lacking. One drawback is that cleanliness cannot be guaranteed. It is a sauna worth visiting in the Gwangju area.
Located in downtown Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do (next to Chamjoeun Hospital) The parking lot is spacious and the scale is quite large. I visited on a weekday evening so it was quiet, but I heard it gets extremely crowded on weekends. 1st floor is the counter, 2nd floor is the women's bath, 3rd floor is the sauna, 4th floor is the restaurant, and 5th floor is the men's bath. The baths are spacious and fairly clean. The restaurant area is quite large and the children's playroom is big, so it seems like a good place for large families to come and relax (they also sell alcohol, but limited to one bottle per person). There is no gym or screen golf.
This is the largest 24-hour jjimjilbang (Korean sauna) in Gwangju. The entire building is dedicated to the jjimjilbang. The third floor is the jjimjilbang/sleeping area, while the fourth floor houses entertainment and relaxation facilities. The fourth floor, in particular, boasts a PC room, cafe, karaoke room, comic book store, restaurant, and children's play areas. Thanks to this, you can easily spend a whole day here, enjoying the jjimjilbang without any regrets. Its facilities are on par with those of Yongsan Dragon Hill Spa, and are truly exceptional.
I used to frequent this place, but recently, along with the price increase, they've also limited the usage time to 10 hours. If they were raising the price, they should have kept the previous 12-hour limit. Ten hours means people who come in at night will have to come out at dawn. I really don't like their business policy because it seems like they're focused on making money rather than on the customer. This really needs to change. Reduce the hours by two, and don't lose the public's trust. There are a lot of complaints.
The water quality seems worse than before. The staff should be refraining from watching children scream and play, but it's annoying every time I go. The smoking room for the squealing staff is next to the cold baths, and the smell of cigarettes is so strong in the baths. I hope they close the smoking room. The various baths make it a great place to experience various event baths.
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