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I frequent the sauna. It's an older location, so it's not exactly stylish, but it's clean and pleasant. Weekdays, 5:00 AM to 9:00 AM, cash admission is 7,000 won, and other times, 10,000 won. Jjimbok (Korean steamed pork belly) is separate. The staff at the counter are friendly. One thing I find disappointing is that you have to pay 200 won to use the hair dryer. It's also quite weak. Considering the bathing fee, it would be nice if this was a free service... It's a shame. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the ladies talk so loudly in the bath that the sound echoes. I wish they'd posted some guidance. Anyway, the sauna is spacious and I'm enjoying it.

Honestly, it was unpleasant. It's not just that the cleanliness is really bad. People keep stepping on things on the floor, and the area above the cave rooms (2nd and 3rd floors) is especially poorly maintained. There's stuff stuck to the floor or piled up in the corners, and it looks like it's mostly food or something that's been hardened and spoiled for a long time. Even with the poor economic situation, this is difficult for consumers to accept.

It is located near Daebo Market, a hot place for grandparents, so many grandparents visit from early in the morning. The bath is small, but I really don't recommend the sauna inside the bath. The kiln is not open in the early morning, but there are quite a few people who come to sleep. They offer a discount if you come early in the morning. Cash payment only.

It's close to my house, so I have no choice but to go there, but it's so dirty. Even after they clean it, I still step on dirt. All the staff are rude. Especially in the morning, the short, old man who cleans up the sauna straightens the pillows with his feet. Haha.

A public bathhouse where you can enjoy a quiet bath. It's close to Sosa Station and the market. In 2014, a professional management company hired bathers, but I understand they're now run by individuals.