Big mine, highly not recommended, 20,000 for bathing alone and 30,000 for brushing back, totaling 50,000. In the basement, although the air is not blocked, the bathhouse is very small, the equipment is old, and the back massage is not careful. The master is anxious to watch the World Cup, so he hastily finishes the job. In the middle, he will ask if he wants to shave his feet separately. It cost an additional +20,000, but I didn’t add it. Overall, it was not very relaxing. I waited for my wife outside for less than 40 minutes in total. It took my wife almost two hours. The reason was that the back brushing aunt was short of staff and she had to wait for a long time. Due to space issues, the staff would semi-forcefully guide guests to use the facilities. It was not relaxing at all. It was amazing anyway...

It horrible that Korean map don’t allow foreigners without local number to leave review. I checked the nearest sauna on Naver and went straight here. The only positive note about this place is the retro interior and sauna rooms - or to some others, it’s just old facilities. Other than that, expensive (20,000won for JUST sauna and pool) no dry sauna due to COVID. The thermal pool is not hot enough. The cold pool is not cold enough. And the moment you entered the place as a foreigner, the staff eyes brighten up ready to squeeze you dry. Maybe sometimes just go to the big touristy jimjilbang instead of exploring these tourist traps…

A sauna on the second basement floor of the same building where Myeong-dong live ammunition shooting range is located. When I entered, a female staff member called me to the sofa in the waiting room of the women's bath and explained the system of massage and Akasuri.The bathing fee was 20,000 won. I received various explanations such as 250,000 won for a full course of beauty salon with 80,000 won for scrubbing. Finally, I had a 60 minute massage + 80,000 won for the bath, which was reduced to 60,000 won. Originally it would have been nice if I could take a bath and lie down. Massage is optional. It was 40,000 won after deducting the 20,000 won bathing fee, so I thought it was reasonable since the massages they offer in Myeong-dong are about 36,000 won to 46,000 won for 60 minutes. There are 2 types of baths, a cold bath, a sauna and a steam sauna, and shampoo etc. Once you change your clothes and go upstairs, there is a place where you can sleep, so you can relax. There was also something like a barber shop inside. I was asked if I wanted a massage first or after, so I took a bath and then I told her that I wanted to receive a massage after taking a bath and received a 60 minute massage.The massage felt very good. There is a certain amount of pressure when you first come in and receive an explanation of the price, so I might not recommend it to people who can't refuse. Thank you very much (^^) After that, This time I was told that it would be 15,000 won for wearing inside the building. When I told them that I had a massage and bath set for 70,000 won (last time it was 60,000 won, I made a mistake), they said they had never done it that cheap and refused lol. The lady who was there when I entered said she could give me a massage for 60,000 won for 60 minutes, but please be aware that things vary depending on the person and that people will look at your feet just because you say you're Japanese. The price of 15,000 won inside the building was very popular. Insist that the other day is free I didn't pay though Then I was asked how many minutes I was going to sleep. It seems like they want to make money based on their time. I think if a normal person went there, I would probably feel bad. I don't recommend it for those who are not used to it.

I think Azhu Ma and Abo (the operators) are very nice people! Ah Zhu's mother saw that I didn't understand anything, but she served me and my husband very attentively. They were both smiling and considerate. From the entrance to the public areas, steam rooms, and bathhouses, there is no musty or stinky smell. The entrance fee is 20,000 + bathing is 10,000. Although it is a bit expensive, there is no time limit, and no one will rush you if you want to stay all day. After paying for the bracelet at the counter, Ajuma will take you to a place where you can change shoes and clothes, and then take you to the jjimjilbang room. It was my first time to experience jjimjilbang, and I felt like I was a chicken in a steamer. I happened to meet a middle-aged couple, and my uncle even said Taiwan Good to us ❗️ I think it’s so cute, I can find interesting things everywhere If you feel hot, you can drink the drinks from the refrigerator (paid outside). The corn silk tea is super delicious😊Azhu Ma also helped us fill ice cubes in a small drink bucket😆I really like the enthusiasm of Azhu Ma💕💕💕 Taiwanese people cannot accept that it is a shared bathhouse, and there is no basket to put clothes in. Everyone puts them on the platform between the entrance and the bathhouse. It’s up to you to decide for yourself, because I don’t have back brushing services or massage services and I can’t describe how these services are. All in all, I’m really happy with this steam room experience. It’s very fun.

Too expensive for nothing, only one hot bath, two others just cold. 100 000 won for massage? Why? In any other place its cost 30-50000. Don’t spend your time, not worth it!

disappointing, For Japanese people Not recommended. Bathing fee Foreigner price: 80,000 won Korean 10,000 won What is this? ? ? This kind of thing doesn't work these days. Scraping, ❌ Cleanliness❌ Customer service❌❌

Overpriced and dirty facilities. You prob get the same type of sauna in Japan for 1/5 of the price plus much cleaner floor + friendlier staff. There is nothing authentic here. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!

Since my hotel was nearby, my legs and body were tired, so I asked for a scrub and a massage.The hot water in the bathroom inside the facility was not purified and was dirty, and the sauna was not cleaned either.It was trash. Things like that were scattered all over the place, and I had to wait for over an hour to get my face scrubbed.While I was scrubbing, I didn't even wash my body with hot water.I was lying face down or on my side...I was gesturing with my hands. I almost fell off the narrow bed several times. I have been to Korean facilities before, but this is the first time I have visited such a suitable facility. This facility is expensive, but if you give them money, they'll do some decent business. A customer who had her eyebrows lined wanted to stop, but she couldn't stop because she paid for it first, and she regretted it. When I saw her eyebrows, I was so shocked that I couldn't say anything.

Good for relax

I've read a bunch of the reviews on here and I don't understand a lot of the bad ones I had a pretty good experience. It's 20,000 for access to the bath's and sauna/steam room. Locker and key provided for your belongings. Steam room is really hot 155c. There is a big cold plunge tub just outside of it. Along with a seperate hot and cold soaking tub, showers and have everything you need to clean yourself. Im a foreigner from north america I have always been treated with respect and accomodated. I also have a full sleeve arm tattoo and it wasn't an issue. The lady at the font even gave me a complimentary probiotic drink when I was leaving one day. Massage and scrubs do seem pricey and they try to offer you a discount from 80,000 down to 65,000 maybe you can negotiate further but I was just interested in the baths so I can't say how the experience is in that area. One of the days I was there they were draining the tubs and cleaning the facility as I was leaving. Cleanliness seems decent for what it is. I enjoyed it I went 3 times.