Sky Land Sauna
Staff are friendly, an all day pass was 10kwon on a Thursday for me +1,000 for the clothes set rental. Facilities were nice, the changing room/lockers are all standing (no benches) There were lots of pools and 3 different sauna/steam rooms available. Most of the pools felt the same with slight different in temperature by a few degrees. It's possible the pools had other effects but I am an ignorant foreigner unable to read signs without my phone. I did not try anything else besides the women's side pools and sauna. They have a mini concessions stand in the locker/changing area and they sell personal goods such as shampoos and soaps, undergarments, as well as small snacks. Not foreigner friendly in the fact that everything is in Korean and none of the staff know any other languages. But they are still friendly and can communicate with simple pantomime. Located on the 7th floor of a shopping mall.
It can get pretty busy over the weekend! The place has all kinds of things—theme steam rooms, a gym, restaurants, a swimming pool for kids, and those amazing massage chairs. I went on Friday, and by the evening, the public baths got quieter as most people headed home for dinner. I had cold noodles, and the food was great! Perfect way to unwind after a busy day.
Place is very good and very affordable. Most of the time not very crowded. Free wifi and plenty of space to relax. There are different kinds of sauna/steam rooms. The bath house is very well maintained as well
It’s the best sauna in Incheon ever! Very clean and good cafe!
Its cheap and has what you hope and expect from a sauna.
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