Tower Spa Sauna
First of all, it's groundwater... The water is smooth and really good... The sauna is cheap at 6,000 won # From the entrance, it's organized. The reception desk is clean and spacious like a lounge... If you go up the wooden stairs to the women's bath on the 2nd floor (I personally liked it)... The large indoor bath inside the women's bath was nice. It seemed like there were a lot of sauna members... There were lots of baskets... The sauna is 70°C, so it seems like it's emitting heat from something like an LED bulb?!...
The water was really good. It wasn't tap water but natural spring water, so since I value the water I use for washing, I really liked it. The water was great, but the restrooms were also excellent. It's a spacious place; given the current virus situation, I tend to avoid small areas, so I look for large coffee shops. This place is really big too, so it's the best! I think I'll only be coming here from now on.
The facilities are not much different from other bathhouses, but the water is sometimes not changed, leaving foreign substances floating in the bath. Furthermore, the owner's service is often unfriendly or a bit irritating.
My skin is a bit sensitive, so I often go to Tower Spa Sauna. The water is good natural rock water, so it's good for my sensitive skin. The facilities are nice and spacious, so I use it often.
There is a spacious cold pool, three saunas (one wet, two dry), and the hot tub is also large. The only downside is that you have to keep pressing the shower head for the water to come out.
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