Jeju Shinhwa World Spa

Inside a resort, so facilities are clean, and the outdoor pool offers wide Jeju skies. When the Jeju wind blows, you feel the cool breeze and hot water simultaneously. It works well combined with a stay: check in, go to the pool, come out for a nap, go again in the evening. It is a place that feels a long way from daily life. The water areas split into four. Outdoors, the Mosil outdoor pool and the Sky Pool at the Shinhwa building. Indoors, the Marriott Mosil pool at 30C and the Somerset Tammora pool. Sky Pool Infinity and Shinhwa Water Park sit in the same complex, so a whole day spent in the water never breaks stride. The Sky Pool is open-air and takes the weather as it comes. For jjimjilbang there are three heated rooms: a yellow earth room, a cypress wood room and a charcoal room. Rest space is a media room and a kids room. This is closer to drifting between pools and heated rooms than to the hot-and-cold rounds of a Korean bathhouse. Hours are 11:00 to 19:00 in low season and 10:00 to 20:00 in high season, and the venue closes in March for maintenance. List price is 80,000 KRW, discounted rates start around 38,000 KRW, and online advance booking goes as low as 52 percent off. Staying guests get one free Sky Pool visit per day. The address is 38 Shinhwayeoksa-ro 304beon-gil, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si. You have to get to Jeju, and booking the spa on its own makes the price bite. It sits more naturally inside an overnight stay. Reviewers mention quieter windows during the day.

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