Songpa Women Salt Hanjeungmak (Women Only)

Summarised from publicly available information — a women-only 24-hour hanjeungmak on the first basement floor of the Woori Bank building you see after walking 250 m from Exit 4 of Songpa Station on Line 8 and turning left at the Songpa crossroads; it is also 350 m from Exit 5 of Seokchon Station on Line 9. A small neighbourhood hanjeungmak built around a salt room, as the name says, it charges 11,000 won to enter, 12,000 won if you arrive between 20:00 and 05:00, and 100,000 won for a book of ten tickets. Meals such as seaweed-soup set, cabbage soybean stew, cheonggukjang and sujebi are sold. Reviews mention not having to feel self-conscious because it is women only, deeper baths than most, a quiet salt room and cleanliness for a local bathhouse, but there are also complaints that regulars chat loudly into the small hours. Parking and wi-fi are available. One stop from Seokchon Lake and Lotte World, it is a cheap place for a woman on her own to rest after a Jamsil day.

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