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There are saunas for men (2nd floor), women (4th floor), and a jjimjilbang (3rd floor). Admission is 7,000 won for the sauna and 10,000 won for the jjimjilbang, with discounts available for local residents. The first floor houses a fried chicken restaurant, a meat and noodle restaurant, and a beauty salon. The second floor houses a barbershop, and the fourth floor houses a snack bar and restaurant. The restaurant offers dishes like Ongsimi seaweed soup, bibimbap, kimbap, and tteok ramen. The sauna has seven baths: hot, warm, cold, carbonated hot springs, seawater hot, seawater hot, and body pool. There are also wet and dry saunas. The scrubbing fee is 25,000 won for the men's bath and 35,000 won for the women's bath (including a facial massage). The parking lot is spacious enough to accommodate over 100 cars, but during peak times, the parking lot along the Haseocheon Stream is sometimes used. Some people also pitch tents and go play in the lower reaches of the nearby Hasocheon Stream.

I visited on New Year's Eve. I was looking forward to soaking up the holiday spirit and enjoying a warm jjimjilbang (Korean sauna), but I was truly disappointed by the sheer number of people. As soon as I walked in, it was so crowded that there wasn't even a seat, and the jjimjilbang itself was nearly impossible to use due to the long waiting list. In the end, I couldn't even relax properly, and after spending less than 10 minutes there, I had to just wash up and leave. The facilities themselves looked fine, but I think I would have been completely satisfied if I had visited on a less crowded day, which made it all the more disappointing. I think it would be better to avoid visiting on certain days like New Year's Eve, or to be more systematic about managing the number of people and guiding them through waiting lists. Next time, I'd like to visit on a weekday or a less crowded day.

The view is absolutely amazing. There are rooms with different temperatures. In particular, there's a carbonated water bath in the bathroom, but it's a cold bath, right? I went in because it was interesting, and I heard it's good for your skin and helps with all kinds of ailments. If it were closer, I would go often. ㅜ ㅜ It's a bit far. But the restaurants and stores are closed at night or in the early morning, so you can't eat. ㅠ ㅠ There's a separate water purifier, so you don't have to worry about water. It's nice to wake up in the morning, take in the view, work up a sweat, come out, and take in the view again. They even sell pork belly on the first floor.

It is said that there are no days off except during construction. Sauna: Adults ₩6,000 Jjimjilbang: Adults ₩8,000 Senior discount for ages 65 and older (₩1,000 off the above prices) Discounts available for Yangnam residents. The bathhouse features a carbonated hot spring bath and low-frequency electric underwater stimulators, and the ocean view while bathing is magnificent. In the women's section, it is difficult to find a spot due to large groups. The price for body scrubbing is on the expensive side. Currently available Jjimjilbangs: Jewel Jjimjilbang (44℃), Yellow Clay Salt Room (54℃), Salt Jjimjilbang (77℃), Yellow Clay Jjimjilbang High Temperature (48℃).

I sometimes go to the sauna with my kids. It's a nice place to enjoy a quiet time, but sometimes it's crowded, and it can be a bit noisy. The elderly people in particular talk loudly while getting a sauna, which is a bit annoying. There's a restaurant, but the food is just so-so...a bit disappointing.