오렌지사우나
*Overall Review: A typical neighborhood bathhouse situated near apartment complexes. Although the facility is small, it operates both a sauna and a bathhouse. Since it caters to local residents, they seem to pay attention to water quality and cleanliness. However, unless you are a resident of the nearby area, is it really worth it? Also, while you can use the parking space at the elementary school right in front, if you are driving, why bother coming here? ★★★☆☆ *Facilities: Uses 100% heated tap water. 12 seated showers + 16 standing showers. There is a small hot tub, warm tub, and cold tub, as well as a wet sauna and a dry sauna... but the wet sauna was not operating at the time of my visit. Although limited to weekends and holidays, there is ample parking available as you can use the parking space at the elementary school right in front. *Cleanliness: ★★★★☆ *Pros: Spacious parking available right up to the elementary school in front (limited to weekends and holidays). Friendly lady at the counter, and a man who is always present, going in and out of the bathhouse to maintain cleanliness. The mirrors attached to the standing showers seem to have been recently replaced... the corners are sparkling. *Cons: The lighting inside the bathhouse is a bit on the brighter side. I couldn't understand why the toilet doors inside the bathhouse were always left open. Of course, it didn't smell, but the fact that the toilets are visible from the outside looks very unhygienic. The seated shower area is too narrow... although there are 12 available stalls, it looks difficult to sit back-to-back for a body scrub. I wish they had at least provided medicinal mugwort inside the dry or wet saunas... it was disappointing that there was nothing there. The price is 500 won more expensive than other places.
The jjimjilbang is only open until 11 p.m., so keep that in mind! I didn't get to use it, but they were very friendly. ^^
It's noisy because there are a lot of housewives there, but I use it often because it's close to my house.
It's been around for a long time and is okay for men, but there's nothing better than a local bathhouse.
The parking lot at the Geojedo Seomin Public Bathhouse is smaller than that of Gyeryongsan.
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