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Recommended "Jangyu Falls Water Jjimjilbang Sauna" Jangyu Falls Water Jjimjilbang Sauna is located in Daecheong-dong, Gimhae-si, Gyeongsangnam-do. Weekday rates are 8,500 won, and weekends and holidays are 9,500 won. The jjimjilbang has a smoking area and a cave room. There's a shop and restaurant, themed rooms, and a kiln. There's also a separate lounge area on the fifth floor of the jjimjilbang rooftop. Overall, the cave room is a great place to relax or sleep. If you're looking for some fresh air, the spacious and well-appointed rooftop lounge is a nice touch. The outlets aren't blocked, so you can charge your phone. There's also Wi-Fi. The amenities are good, and the jjimjilbang is clean. Of all the jjimjilbangs I've visited in Gimhae, this one was the cleanest and best. I gave it a high rating because the jjimjilbang is open 24 hours, the room is clean, the outlets aren't blocked, and the Wi-Fi is available. I always return to Gimhae on business. While the sauna isn't quite as large as a high-end large sauna, the facilities are clean and the amenities are excellent, so I recommend "Jangyu Waterfall Steamed Sauna Steamed Sauna." Outlets available. Wi-Fi available.
This sauna is more upscale than your local bathhouse, and it's full of substance. Before COVID, I think I also used the jjimjilbang, but now I only use the sauna (bath). The water is good, so it's often dirty, and there are a few unused bathing facilities, but overall, I'm satisfied with the facilities and water quality, which give off a sense of substance. ^^ I think I found my own bathhouse!
Parking at the jjimjilbang was convenient, and the water was good. There's a playroom, so it's great for taking kids. On the downside, the jjimjilbang isn't very well-maintained. It would be nice if they cleaned the room every six hours, but that's a bit disappointing. There aren't many places to spread out and lie down. While the sleeping area is spacious, the open first floor feels cramped.
It's not great... It's a poorly managed place... From the bathroom to the cleaning... The condition of the bedding in the sauna... It's a mess. Even homeless people's bedding wouldn't be like this. It's so dirty that it's not great... It's expensive, but it's not great either... The staff's attitude is also not great... The concessionaire is overbearing... Don't go there...
I went with my 5-year-old and elementary school-aged nephews, and since there is a kids' playground, it was perfect for the children to play in. My sister, my mom, and I—three adults in total—took turns looking after the kids while we enjoyed the sauna, but since we went with children, I think you need at least three adults to use the sauna comfortably.
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