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There are separate rooms for men and women in the jjimjilbang, and the men can't sleep at night. I think it was the sound of water flushing, making a squeaking sound. It wasn't just once or twice, and I tried to endure it, but everyone else who was sleeping had already gone somewhere else... After the third or fourth time (others say it happened more than five times), I finally left the room. It was 3:30 in the middle of the night... haha. In conclusion, if you're just taking a bath, it's not bad, but I recommend not sleeping in the men's room at the jjimjilbang.

I went down to Yeosu and stayed for 2 nights. There is a separate "ice room" and a separate sleeping room with powerful air conditioning—so cold that it felt chilly even in the middle of summer. Haha, the front desk staff greeted each person individually every time we left 👍 The only downside is the 10,000 won night rate, but I recommend it.

Separate men's and women's sleeping rooms were nice. It's a 24-hour jjimjilbang, but when I entered at night, I couldn't even buy a bottle of water, which was a disaster. It was cleaning time, so when I showered and came out, the restaurant and store were closed, so I had a hard time visiting from out of town.

My impression was that it was extremely hot in early August. The air conditioning in the lounge was on, but it was set to 27 degrees Celsius, so it wasn't comfortable at all. Temperature control wasn't possible. It was humid and there was no ventilation, so I couldn't sleep. Other than that, it was okay.

It’s an old-fashioned sauna, just an ordinary one, and good to use when all the accommodations around the Yeosu seaside are fully booked. Even then, there were so many people that I couldn't sleep in the sauna and had to sleep in the locker room.