송도탕온천모텔

I booked an Ondol room because I have a 7-month-old baby. First off, please note that they charge you as a child regardless of age. The basic rate is 2 hours, and an additional 10,000 won is charged for each hour of extension, so I paid 38,000 won. As soon as I arrived and spread out the blanket, there was hair... hair on the floor too... The bathroom was spacious, but there was mold everywhere and a rusty towel rack and they said they wash without letting the baby touch it;; Also, even though it is an Ondol room, the floor is cold. There is no boiler, so I just spread the blanket on the cold floor and had the baby stay on it. The refrigerator wasn't cold either, so I passed on that. I don't think I'll go there a second time. I'd rather go somewhere with cleaner facilities, if only for the sake of the baby.

The public bath is relatively clean, but I wonder if it's actually hot spring water. The family bath seems to be made of hot spring water. The bathtub in the family bath is quite deep, which is nice. The interior is old, but it feels like an old inn and more shabby than modern motels. The family bath is limited to two hours, and you'll receive a call if your time is exceeded. There's a small refrigerator with a bottle of water inside, as well as a hairdryer, fan, air conditioner, and a small LCD TV.

The room was spacious, and the free access to the hot springs was fantastic. The hot spring bath was very clean and well-maintained. There was a small bathtub in the room, so you could enjoy a hot spring bath. However, the bedding wasn't very thick, so my back hurt a little while I slept. The pillows were also a bit low. However, considering the location and price, it was really great!!

This is a hot spring I visit often, but yesterday, perhaps because of the Lunar New Year holiday, it was a bit crowded. There were a lot of rude people, and the bathhouse was completely unmanaged. People came out of the sauna and didn't even bother drying off before jumping straight into the cold water, or into the hot and boiling water. It seemed like it needed some maintenance.

I visited Songdo Tang Public Bath. The hot spring water quality is good, and the baths are spacious, offering plenty of room. The atmosphere has a retro vibe, reminiscent of an old-fashioned bathhouse. It is worth a visit. However, although I haven't been there myself, I have heard that the facilities for the family baths are not very good.