Club K Seoul

Club K Seoul is a premium sauna near Seolleung Station, with a hanjeungmak (traditional Korean high-heat sweating room), ondol rooms, a book café and more. A jazz lounge and art installations add a cultural dimension you rarely find in a bathhouse. The sauna floor is a men-only facility. The bathing area holds a cold bath at 15°C, a hot bath at 42°C and a jacuzzi at 38°C, while the heat rooms are split into a Finnish sauna at 92°C seating around 15 people, a steam sauna at 50°C and a dry sauna at 80°C. An ondol room is a seated resting room warmed from beneath the floor, the traditional Korean heating method. Recliner lounges and private sleeping rooms let you stretch a visit out, and overnight stays are permitted. Admission for the sauna and jjimjilbang (Korean sauna lounge) is ₩15,000 on weekdays and ₩17,000 on weekends. The venue is open 24 hours, year-round, with parking, a restaurant and vending machines on site, plus an attached fitness club. Guests often point out that the club zone and the sauna zone are kept separate, so you can pick the quieter side. On the other hand, the price sits at the higher end and weekends draw crowds. After a round in the heat, the jazz lounge is the place to sit with the music for a while.

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