Hanbang Health Center

Not worth the $40 entrance fee. You get a very small towel and one medium sized towel. Swimsuits are required for men only, very discriminatory. The swimsuit rule doesn't make much sense, especially when you are trying to take a shower when leaving. They don't provide plastic bags to take your wet trunks home in or a machine that rings the water out. Not an authentic Korean spa experience, the mens area is very basic and no tea is provided. Better to go to Imperial Spa or Kabuki in the city. Will not be going back.

Pretty good spa. I just wish that the hours were later.

Very clean and looks recently updated; the facilities are very modern. The hot tub area is relatively small for women (maybe 6 good friends?), sauna and steam room bigger and could hold more people. I got the exfoliating scrub and massage, and it was MUCH needed and very relaxing. The person performing the service (Tina) was very thorough and would ask about how much pressure I wanted during the massage and if I was doing alright. It got to the point where I was drifting in and out of sleep and time felt infinite. Such a good feeling. My only gripe would be that at some point, the music changed from ambient sounds to Mariah Carey Christmas and general Christmas music and it wasn’t relaxing at all. Luckily this shouldn’t happen most of the year. I wish the locker room served corn or barley tea in addition to water, but not mad about it. Please check out the different stone rooms, I loved reading in there. I would definitely come back here.

Had a great scrub. The facility is nice, I especially liked the Himalayan salt room. I only wish I had arrived earlier before my treatment to enjoy more time in the Spa. There is an ATM onsite for cash tips. I look forward to trying other services. It was spacious/ not busy on a weekday early afternoon.

Amazing Amazing Amazing!!! Best place!!! You should try at least once in a life time!! Massager Mina is the best!! She was one of best massager in my life!! OMG!! thank you Mina!!