Songhaeon

This large bathhouse and jjimjilbang (Korean sauna) is located on the basement level of the Rich Central Building in the International Business District, which is still under development. It's located near Costco Songdo. The Rich Central Building itself is so large that all facilities are located on one floor, with direct access from the innermost basement parking lot. Guests can use the sauna alone, or add a jjimjilbang suit to access the jjimjilbang. Parking is free for up to four hours.

Songdo Seawater Hot Springs, B102, 1st Floor, Rich Central, 16 Incheon Tower-daero 197beon-gil, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon Songhaeon B102, 1st Floor, Rich Central, 16 Incheon Tower-daero 197beon-gil, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon Located near Incheon National University Station Facilities: Sauna and steam room, B1, 1st Floor Clean and comfortable. It's not crowded, which is nice. Songdo Seawater Hot Springs, Songhaeon B102, 1st Floor, Rich Central, 16 Incheon Tower-daero 197beon-gil, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon

Decent spa. 5 pools: cold, warm, hot, extra hot, and jets. Full nude, separated by gender. I'd recently tried onsen in Japan, so I was pleasantly surprised that they allowed tattoos, and I wasn't the only tattooed man there. I did get some looks and stares, which made me uncomfortable. I am African American, so I imagine that made me unique. After a while, I felt like they got used to me, or I stopped caring.

What an awesome Korean spa! They use heated ocean water so not only is it salty but it feels more in line with onsens I've been to in Japan. My only complaint is the spa can be a bit hard to find if you don't speak or read Korean. It's on the first basement floor right in an elevator by the Harley Davidson dealer on the first floor.

I was very disappointed. It's a bit small for a jjimjilbang, more like a bathhouse. I thought it would be different because it's a seawater hot spring, but... Even the towels are so small and thin, I had to use about three to wipe off the water.