신호찜질방사우나
I see, that's why... There's a main bath, hot bath, massage bath, and cold bath. I mentioned the main bath last time because it's so hot. Of course, they don't lower the temperature, lol. The bath fee is 7,000 won. I'm currently working on a sauna in Bogwang-dong, and it seems to be the best facility in Bogwang-dong. The hours are listed as 9:00 to 10:00, but as the crowds start to leave, the owners are friendly and welcoming. But when it's a little after 7:00, the concessionaire gives me a hint and tells me to come back earlier next time. The three gentlemen leave a little after 6:00. There are about three of them, and they're all skilled. (If you want a back massage here, you can't ask the concessionaire. You have to speak directly to the three gentlemen inside. If you tell the concessionaire, she'll take a bribe (I think it's 5,000 won) and just give you a back massage.)
There used to be a jjimjilbang (Korean sauna) and a 24-hour unisex lounge. Now, there are only separate bathing facilities for men and women. Business hours are from 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM. In short, it's a neighborhood bathhouse.
There is a sauna and steam room, but it is a place where you can just use the bathing facilities and leave, so it is very good.
The bathhouse is clean and the staff are friendly. Guests often ask for the hot spring water to be made hotter.
The interior is cramped and uncomfortable, with no place to lie down. Is parking available for 1-2 cars?
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