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The bathhouse staff here are so mean. I was really surprised by their condescending attitude. There were no towels, and when I asked for one, they nagged me. I got one, and they nagged me again. Why would they nag me when they already gave me one? I wish they hadn't given it to me in the first place. And when the baby cried, they ordered me to go over there because it was noisy. They really yelled, "Go over there!!" We were customers, but it was the complete opposite. I was bullied. She was tall and wearing a dress. What unlucky me.

We had a blast. I never knew Chungbuk had such a fun place. Both the kids and the adults had a blast. From the outdoor pool to the wave pool and the kids' slide, it was so much fun I didn't want to leave. It's open until 5 p.m., so it's a good idea to go early in the morning. There's even a sauna, bathhouse, and jjimjilbang, so it's perfect for kids. The prices were reasonable and we had a great time.

You can take swimming lessons and use the gym and sauna. In the summer, it's decorated like a water park, making it a great place for children to play. I went swimming for about a year and thought it was a good deal. The interior is old, so it's not exactly clean. It's one of the few places in Ochang where you can swim.

For 1,100 yen, you can enjoy a bath, sauna, and bedrock bath. Since you can't stretch your legs in the bath at the hotel, it's recommended for relaxing your tired body after a business trip. In Japan, it would cost 2,000 yen. It's also nice that you can go empty-handed.

There is a swimming pool, and although the facilities are old, it has been remodeled so it is decent to use. It is clean, and it is nice that it is connected to the swimming pool.