CN Spa 24Sinamyeojjimjilbang Sauna

Jjimjalbang is near the express bus terminal, so it's a good place to rest at night. The facility is old, so it feels old.

The staff was friendly and the facilities were old but well-maintained. The bathhouse was good for warming up and the steaming was comfortable. But I woke up at 6 a.m. because it was so cold. The floor was so cold that it was cold even when I covered it with a blanket. The hall on the 5th floor was the warmest, so I woke up there.

I rested well and ate stir-fried pork well!

It is convenient to use as it is close to the streets of Central City.

The water in the sauna was very warm, food was sold 24 hours a day, and the staff was very friendly. After taking a bath, my body felt refreshed.

This time, I went into the women-only sauna and had a good time sweating it out, and I also enjoyed the persimmon vinegar. Although the facility is old, the staff was friendly and did a good job cleaning in the morning. It was warm at night, but a little cold at dawn. I washed it with warm water and it was good.

It's a sauna near Exit 5 of Express Bus Terminal Station. I think it's a good place to use if you miss the subway. Because it's Seoul, it's a lot more expensive than the facilities. It was 18,000 won per person. There was a women-only sauna on the 1st basement floor. If you go up to the 5th and 6th floors, there's another sauna for men and women to use. There was 1 red clay room, 1 salt room, and a sleeping room. Seaweed soup at the restaurant. I ate a bowl, took a little sauna, and then washed up and came out. There were two hot and one cold baths. There were two people washing themselves. They gave me a gown when I went in, so if I wanted to use the 5th or 6th floor, I had to ask for pants at the counter to change it. I was embarrassed because it was a gown. The facility is so old, so don't come with high expectations. It was the worst sauna I've been to. It was Seocho, Seoul, so I had high expectations when I went. I took the bus to Goteo. It was 3 stops. They said it was available 24 hours a day. Used for 12 hours. Other additional costs.

I visited a place with a foreign friend to have a sesshin, and I was shocked as I wondered if there was a place in Korea that wasn't maintained this well. The ceiling and walls of the bath and bath were full of mold, and the floor was slippery. I was informed of an additional late-night fee of 3,000 won before the start of the session, and including the mini massage (70,000 won), hair washing and late-night fee, I paid a total of 80,000 won, or 160,000 won in cash. However, considering the service and sanitary conditions of the facility, it was not a reasonable amount. Inside the sauna, there was even a customer with plastic bandages, and the hair dryer and fan were so dusty that people left without even drying their hair due to hygiene concerns. Considering its location in Banpo, Seoul, it was an even more disappointing experience, and I think it is not the right place to introduce Korean jjimjilbang culture to foreigners.

The structure is unique. If you buy a ticket at the ticket office on the 1st basement floor, you have to go down to the 2nd basement floor for women and the 5th floor for men. You have to go down one floor to find a bathroom. There are saunas and steam rooms for men only and women only. If you want to be with your family, you have to go back to the 6th or 5th floor. The male owner on the 5th floor is blunt but kind. It's quiet, perhaps because it's the last day of the holiday and everyone has to go to work tomorrow.

The facilities are clean and really good, but it's a bit pricey for the value.