수목원생활온천

This is the first time I have experienced a place in the city center with such good water quality and facilities. There are TVs throughout the bath area so you can watch the news, and there are many high-pressure fountains that are not broken. Furthermore, it seems this is the only place in the city where you can enjoy a semi-open-air bath. The water quality is definitely slightly alkaline, so the soap doesn't rinse off easily. I really liked that the water temperature wasn't tailored to an insensitive elderly person with high blood pressure—around 39 degrees—but rather to an ignorant person trying to make a meat stew.

The water for washing was smooth and slippery, like hot spring water, which was nice, and the facilities were overall clean and nice. The kiln in the jjimjilbang was fine, but I'm not sure about the other rooms. Still, overall, it seemed fine.

We have a jjimjilbang (Korean sauna), sauna, and fitness center. The baths are large and varied. There's also an open-air bath, and the prices are reasonable for such facilities. Parking is ample.

Overall, the bathhouse is well-maintained. It's a shame that the wooden shelves and towel rack are moldy and unsightly. Parking is convenient. Chuncheon Yeonok is also nice.

Sauna admission fee: 10,000 won per person. Clean, relaxing, and the best hot springs.