Supsok Hanbang Land (Traditional Oriental Forest Land)

Very good Jjimjilbang.

Not a good place if u are looking for various sauna.

Great older Sauna on the top of a hill.

Amazing sauna n Zzimzilbang Hot place

The real jjimjilbang! My favorite!! Recommend to anyone who wants an authentic jjimjilbang experience!

This is my go-to sauna/bathhouse in the neighborhood. For 7,000 won entry you get three hot pool, one cold plunge, steam room, and sauna.

Old school Korean spa place. Nothing fancy here, but it does what it does best. Good baths and scrubs. This place is know for their heat ovens (dry sauna), which gets quite hot. There's an outside sitting area, giving you a view of the mountains so you don't feel like you are in the city. The in house restaurant is excellent.

If you are into the Korean spa (jjimjil) experience alone, this can certainly be an option to consider. However, if you are looking for some more holistic experiences with quality food, modern facilities, hygienic environments, this is hardly a place for you. From the ageing facilites to foreign labourers as the staff, you will get the impression that people in charge of management are hell bent on money-making, especially at the expense of customer's benefit for the following reasons: A. The place must have been trendy twenty years ago but thanks to the lack of any upgrade or professional maintenance, you'd feel like time-travelling to the late 1990s. Oh, I actually love the old days, too, but what I mean is the old-fashioned water cooler mustn't have changed its filter for years, the mattress and walls must have accumulated bacteria years after years without cleaning sessions, and the spoons you'd use may have been used for twenty years. At least, I've seen baby cockroaches at night and early in the morning around the water cooler in the common room. B. Money, money, money: Want to change your sweaty shirt into a new one for a better sleep at night? Go to the counter and expect to pay even for a single piece of t shirt. Need a thin sheet of blanket? Oh, you'd better have money. Want an ice cream that costs 800 won in an ice cream store? Expect to pay more than three times the original cost. And of course, none of these seem to include a service fee with which you'd justly find a friendly staff who is more than a money-receiving machine. They just want you to pay as if it's theirs to begin with. C. It's not a good place for a group of people to hang out together because the place is quite small and limited. The second floor is extremely noisy with TV sounds 24/7 and highly crowded. If you escape to the third floor, people are either sleeping at night, making no conversation possible, or watching TV at high volumes. Well, if you are finally ensconced in the jjimjil area, you'd find it difficult to talk thanks to the quiet ambience people expect and the humid air that would soon suffocate one of your people. In sum, you may go here if you're into the sauna experience. It can be a prudent choice. However, if you are into a holistic spa experience in which you can talk with someone else without any worries about the hygiene and boredom from limited choices, I'd discourage you from considering this.