The K Hotel Gyeongju Spa Hot Springs
The facility is spacious and has ample parking. Admission is 17,000 won for adults, but if you book through Naver, it's 12,500 won. The outdoor bath was small, and I was a little concerned about the bees. I'm not sure about the water quality.
If you have kids, I will recommend to come here. It's the best place to enjoy spa. The spa has a little cold bath, about 25 degree. Kids love that to pieces. My kids played for only 1 hour at the water park, played for 3 hours in here.
Takes some getting used to of you haven't been to a Korean spa. I went there for the gym but you have to go through the same process: get a locker, change into their gym gear and strip down to shower with everyone else. …
Please note that the open-air baths are not open in sub-zero temperatures, so please check in advance before visiting. Please also note that open-air baths are not the only hot springs.
It's really good and clean. I like to go early in the mornings at like 6 - 9 so that not many people are there. In fact I'm going today!
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