A solo guest can relax in carbonated indoor baths, nap in jjimjilbang, use free massage chairs and get body scrubs, with lockers for belongings; limited English signs are the only minor hurdle.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for solo trip: This allows time to enjoy the hot spring soak, sauna rest, massage chairs, and a quick meal without rushing.
Indoor Carbonated Hot Spring:
Soak in gender-segregated pools filled with Jeju’s natural carbonated water at about 30–31 °C.
Tip: Visit off-peak (early morning) for more space and calm.
Jjimjilbang Sauna & Nap Room:
Choose dry sauna or salt room then relax on heated ondol floors in the nap room.
Tip: Reserve your nap spot at reception to secure a quiet corner.
Open-Air Carbonated Bath:
Bathe under the sky with views of Sanbangsan Mountain and the sea.
Tip: Wear a swimsuit and bring water to stay hydrated in the cool air.
Massage Lounge:
Unwind in free zero-gravity chairs or nap on heated floor mats.
Tip: Head here immediately after your soak; chairs fill quickly.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
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Indoor hot spring admission | KRW 12,000 |
Jjimjilbang sauna entry | KRW 2,000 |
Open-air bath admission | KRW 5,000 |
Meal at Sanggoji restaurant | KRW 10,000 |
Total Estimated | KRW 29,000 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
In winter, the contrast of cold air and warm water is invigorating. In summer afternoons, use indoor pools to stay cool. Spring and autumn mornings are perfect for the open-air bath.
Address: 192 Sagyebuk-ro 41beon-gil, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju-do, South Korea
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simon su
Relaxing..hot spa..nutrients skin..playfull public bathing
Jess Doucet
I visited the hot springs in May 2023, and I still think fondly on my time there so I thought to write this review. It was my first authentic korean spa in korea and they were helpful for what to do. You definitely need a car when you're on jeju island, and this is perfect after a drive onto the south side of the island.
Lara Getselevich
These thermal hot springs are such a wonderful place to feel noticeably younger and deeply relaxed. After soaking in the baths, your skin becomes incredibly soft and radiant — like that of a newborn. I highly recommend this hidden gem on Jeju Island — a place where nature gently restores both body and spirit. ❤️
N W
Authentic Korean jimjibang, however there were lack of signage for foreigners so we were a bit lost despite being able to reach hangul. You would get a tag, and using the tag you put your shoes in the locker outside and clothes in the locker inside. They gave two towels, remember to bring toiletries or you may buy at the vending machines. Take a shower first before entering the hot springs
Tim Yu
Didn’t stay for the hotel but frequently go to the spa. It’s nice. Definitely do your research and be sure you’re okay with the communal bath and sauna area. Clientele is usually much older or much younger. The space is clean, until you see people rubbing the skin off their feet and body. This doesn’t happen all the time but it sure does happen. Don’t expect a high end spa. This is very much a pla...
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