Gyeongju Hilton Spa

Used the spa on the last day of a Gyeongju trip. Hotel-grade facilities, clean towels, and amenities well stocked. Perfect for reviving a tired body after exploring Gyeongju all day. Pricey as hotel spas are, but an easy stop to round off a Gyeongju trip. You don't have to be a hotel guest — non-staying visitors can use the sauna on its own. Admission is 14,000 KRW for adults and 11,000 KRW for children, open 07:00 to 21:00. It closes on the first Wednesday of each month. Hotel guests get priority, so expect to wait at busy hours. The water comes from a hot spring. The cold plunge sits at 12°C, cold enough to matter, with a whirlpool hot bath right beside it for going back and forth. Two saunas, a Finnish dry sauna and a steam room, plus a separate area to sit and cool down. It would be a shame to stop at the bath. An indoor pool, an outdoor pool called Eureka, and two jacuzzis sit alongside, so bring a swimsuit and half a day disappears. A fitness center and a squash court share the building. The address is 484-7 Bomun-ro, Gyeongju, right by Bomun Lake, which makes it easy to slot into a sightseeing route.

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