Korean-style spa
Take a day pass, change into the uniform we hand you, and move between the heated rooms, the baths and the lounge at your own pace.
Day passes
A pass covers your locker, uniform, towels and every heated room and bath. Treatments are booked on top.
The full visit: every heated room, the baths and the lounge, from the morning on.
A shorter, quieter visit that starts after 5 p.m., for after work.
A day pass with a body scrub or a massage booked inside it, so your treatment time is held first.
Pass prices show on the booking page.
The rooms
Everyone wears the same uniform in the shared rooms. The bathing areas are separate for men and women.
A warm stone floor and long benches. Lie on a mat with a rolled towel under your head, and stay as long as it feels good.
Wear: the uniform and your towel
A tiled room with a bench and soft steam. Sit on your towel, step out for air whenever you like, and come back.
Wear: the uniform; sit on your towel
Two tiers of cedar benches and a bucket and ladle. Tie long hair up, sit on your towel and leave when you have had enough.
Wear: the uniform; no jewelry
The men's and women's bathing areas are separate. Shower first, then soak. Guests bathe without swimwear in these areas.
Wear: nothing in the pools; the uniform stays in your locker
A tub of cool water with a tiled surround, in the bathing area. Step in as far as you like and out when you have had enough.
Wear: nothing; it is part of the bathing area
Loungers, tea and a quiet corner. This is where most guests spend the stretches between the hot rooms.
Wear: the uniform; phones stay quiet
A visit
Show your pass at the desk. We give you a locker key, a uniform and towels.
Put on the uniform, shower, and tie long hair up.
Warm a while, cool down, rest, repeat. Nobody keeps score.
Have tea in the lounge, change, and hand back your key.
“I brought my parents on a Sunday. The staff talked them through every room in Korean, and nobody hurried them out.”
“My first time at a place like this. The uniform and the room guide at the desk took the guesswork out.”
“An evening pass after work: quiet lounge, a cup of tea, and I was home at a sensible hour.”
Sample reviews.
Who is here
Korean and English are spoken at the desk, in the bathing areas and in the treatment rooms.
Co-owner and general manager
Runs the floor and the desk, and walks first-time guests through the rooms. Speaks Korean and English.
Co-owner and women's floor lead
Looks after the women's bathing area and the lounge, and keeps the rooms quiet. Speaks Korean and English.
Body scrub attendant, men's bathing area
Does the Korean body scrub in the men's bathing area and shows new guests how the baths work. Speaks Korean and English.
Body scrub attendant, women's bathing area
Does the Korean body scrub in the women's bathing area, and answers questions in Korean or English before you start.
Lead massage therapist
Massage by length, with the pressure and the areas agreed before she starts. Works with a doctor's go-ahead after an injury.
Lead esthetician
Facials that start with a short skin check, and an honest word about what a visit can and cannot do.
Gift cards
Gift cards work for any amount, for a day pass or a treatment. Buy one online, or ask at the desk.