Hotel The Designers Seoul Station Men's Sauna
호텔더디자이너스 서울역점 남성전용 사우나
At a glance
A men-only sauna in the basement of a hotel right at Sookmyung Women's University Station
B2, Hotel The Designers Seoul Station, 305 Hangang-daero, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Until 23:00 (check opening time on site)
≈$10 / ₩15,000
Men only · Solo welcome
Walk-in, no booking
A men-only sauna in the basement of a hotel right at Sookmyung Women's University Station Exit 10. 15,000 won including amenities, quiet with few guests, open until 23:00.
This venue is not part of LUWEI Select. This page summarizes public information for reference; booking through LUWEI is not available.
Notes
About this place
Highlights
- One subway stop from Seoul Station (10 m from Sookmyung Women's University Station Exit 10)
- Open until 23:00, the latest of the bathhouses near Seoul Station
- 15,000 won including amenities, paid at the hotel front desk
- Reviews describe it as quiet and clean with few guests
- Parking and valet available
Good to knowMen only (no women's bath) · Small: one warm, one hot and one cold tub plus one sauna, nine showers · No posted information on a scrubber (call to check) · No lounge or sleeping room
Before you visit
10 m from Sookmyung Women's University Station Exit 10, one stop from Seoul Station. Pay at the hotel front desk, then go down to B2. Adults 15,000 won (amenities included), preschoolers 7,500 won. Closes at 23:00. Tel 0507-1423-1232. Men only. Call to ask whether a scrubber is on duty. Parking and valet available.
Compiled from publicly available information and visitor reports; it does not mean we have visited every place in person. Prices and hours may change — please confirm with the venue before visiting.
No booking needed
Just walk in
Places like this do not take bookings. Pay at the counter and go in. Know the steps below and a first visit is fine.
This place is men-only.
From the door to the exit
- Pay the entry fee at the counter. Many take cards, but a little cash is the safe bet. You get a shoe-locker key.
- Put everything in a locker in the changing room. The bath area is fully nude — no swimwear. Wear the key on your wrist.
- Shower before entering any tub. This is the one rule everyone notices.
- For a body scrub (seshin), go straight to the scrub attendant inside the bath area. Usually cash, and you wait your turn.
- Return the key at the counter on the way out. Some places settle extras (scrub, drinks) at that point.
Good to know
- Men and women bathe separately. In jjimjilbang common areas you wear the provided sauna clothes.
- Large tattoos may be refused at some places. If that concerns you, check before you go.
- A towel is usually provided but small. Scrub mitts, toothbrushes and razors are sold at the counter.
- No photos inside the bath area. Easiest to leave your phone in the locker.
- Prices and hours are compiled from public information and may have changed. If you are coming from far, one phone call is worth it.
Point and show at the counter
No Korean needed — just show this screen.
Hotel The Designers Seoul Station Men's Sauna
어른 1명 입장이요.
Eoreun han-myeong ipjang-iyo. — One adult, please.
세신(때밀이) 얼마예요?
Seshin eolma-yeyo? — How much is the body scrub?
문신이 있는데 들어가도 돼요?
Munsin-i inneunde deureogado dwaeyo? — I have a tattoo — is it okay to enter?
수건 하나 더 주세요.
Sugeon hana deo juseyo. — One more towel, please.
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Before you go
Info updated: 2026-10
Details may differ from actual conditions.
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Getting there
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