Jangan Oncheon Spa

I go there twice a month, and every time I go, it's between good and bad. But they don't accept credit cards inside. The restaurant is run by a grandmother, but her hygiene standards are Indian-level, and she only accepts cash. So I bring my own food. At the jjimjilbang, you're supposed to sweat it out and have a seaweed soup set meal, but it's a shame you can't.

I frequent this place often. It's great because it offers a wide variety of comics, including children's comics. The food is also quite tasty. However, the only things I'd like to see improved are that the store and restaurant only accept cash, and sometimes the mats in the break rooms aren't properly cleaned.

The bath is fine, but the jjimjilbang is small. There's a kids' cafe, and kids can swim there, but of course, there's a fee for parents, so I don't think it's possible to go in and out of the jjimjilbang in the middle of the day or have mom and dad take turns. You'll probably have to go after the jjimjilbang.

I visited expecting a sauna, and while there are two small rooms in operation, the sauna function is a bit lacking... it doesn't seem like a quiet space for relaxation. It seems perfect for when you want to take the kids to a comic book cafe and also want to take a bath... I couldn't even stay for an hour.

One of the few hot springs in Seoul, the water quality is superb! It leaves your skin feeling smooth. The remodeling has improved the cleanliness and amenities. A kids' cafe, a comic book store, and a sauna. The best part is the water, the water, the water.