Anto Resort Sauna

The baths are wide and the lighting is low — those two things alone make it good. In the women's bath, the lukewarm bath runs 37.3°C, the warm bath 41.2°C, the hot bath 42.2°C and the cold bath 17.9°C. Both the dry and steam saunas are generously sized, and you can cool off in the open air on the bench outside them. Resting in a gown in the lounge feels unhurried. ₩120,000 for non-staying guests is steep, but if you are staying the night, it is well worth using. The dry sauna runs at around 77°C and the steam sauna at around 53°C. The water facilities also include a hinoki cypress bath, an indoor swimming pool, an outdoor round pool and a rooftop jacuzzi at roughly 40°C, and there is a fitness centre on site. Private shower stalls number eight in total — four standing and four seated — so there may be a wait at busier times. There is no seshin (Korean full-body scrub) service and no massage service. Entry is for middle-school age and above, and staying guests may re-enter without limit. Opening hours are 07:00-21:00, closed the first Wednesday of each month.

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