Jeju Sauna

This is a really cool and unique Spa! Most areas are coed so you can go with your significant other however, the Turkish bath areas are separated by sex for obvious reasons because they require full nudity. There are definitely some pros and cons. I will start with the positive. There are tons of therapeutic things to experience, including amethyst/jewel encrusted saunas, charcoal saunas, silver and gold saunas, salt, saunas, an ice room, Turkish baths, etc. There is also a large indoor pool, gym, and a nail salon. I opted to get a one hour reflexology foot and leg massage which was phenomenal. I also chose the one hour acupressure body massage, which was incredible. I love how it’s 24 hours so you can just take your time and experience everything. I loved being able to go from a sauna to an ice room to a Turkish bath after my massages to try to get the full relaxation experience. Which leads me to the cons. I went on a Saturday and the place was packed and oddly loud for a spa. I definitely don’t think this is a place that children should be allowed for a multitude of reasons, including noise level nudity, etc. Tons of people were talking with their outside voices throughout all areas that we’re supposed to be Zen and peaceful so as you laid in a sauna or getting a massage, you could hear people loudly talking all around, which really took away from the Spa experience that it’s meant to be. Hard to relax when you’re constantly hearing that. Another con was how incredibly rude some of the staff were. When you are going to a place like this, you’re expecting a really therapeutic experience so under no circumstances, should you be given attitudes or be condescended by staff. Puts you in a position to make a choice between getting into it with somebody and ruining your whole experience or walking away feeling aggravated. That is totally unacceptable. A lot of the staff felt rushed and stressed and that energy pours onto the clientele for sure. This refers to the people running the individual areas, not the therapist as they were very sweet. Staff were just downright rude for the sake of being rude people and had no concern for customer service’ kindness or respect for others. The Turkish bath area is full nudity so if you are not comfortable with that be forewarned. That is not something that bothers me at all so I was able to enjoy the experience however, if you’re uncomfortable with that idea, you can skip that part altogether. But you will still see full nudity in the changing area, which is segregated by men and women I do wish the outfits that they gave you to wear were something other than prison orange lol I felt like I was in a luxury prison for a crime I didn’t commit with the uniform, the crowds of people, and the constant yelling and loud talking. Despite that I still really enjoyed the experience of this place. There are certainly things they could do to make it more Zen and peaceful as it should be. Maybe pre-selling entrance tickets and limiting how many people can be in the spa at once, banning kids, immediately firing, and replacing rude staff members, and enforcing a policy of near silence. Another cool thing about this place is they have sleep cave so you can literally stay here for the full 24 hours that you pay for if you choose to spend the night. However, you would have to sleep on a fairly on a very hard floor with just a mat so maybe they could put some thicker mats in these areas. All around interesting experience-could’ve been better but still glad I went.

Please do not go here, there’s ANTS everywhere, on the floor and the benches around the circular saunas. There were many people (including us) who obliviously sat or laid down on the floors/benches around there who definitely could’ve got bitten. We told the employees about this and they just tried sweeping and wiping them away (no disrespect to the janitor because there’s only so much you can do with cleaning supplies), which obviously did not work and is not a long term solution. We used to go here whenever we were in the area, but this will be our last time. It’s also gotten quite expensive, especially considering the state of the facilities.

I’ve been here multiple times for the sauna and their spa service, but the last time I went specifically for my nails and feet. They weren’t packed and did a good job. However, I stayed in there for hours. It was only two ppl working the day of the week that I went. With that said, don’t go in there in a rush.

I’ve been to this establishment several times in my last few trips to Atlanta so when I was coming from Puerto Rico to visit my sister and my nephews for their birthday I was excited to revisit. All of the positive experiences that this place has to offer were absolutely negated by this trip. After several relaxing hours in the men’s area (which requires nudity and includes saunas and showers) there was a random man walking around fully dressed that kept peeking at me first in the steam room and finally in the last shower stall where I was seated alone cooling off. I asked him why he was fully dressed and he aggressively asserted it shouldn’t matter if I’m not doing anything and then after turning away came back and said I had to leave due to alleged “complaints” (there were three other patrons at the time and I only spoke to one briefly so I know that was a lie). I genuinely asked repeatedly and directly what he thought I could be “doing “ as I got dressed and he said the owner was on the way. The owner said that if his employee said I had to leave I should leave. I said I wanted a refund and he said take it up with your credit card company and then without giving me a concrete reason or letting me respond at all went into the back. As I was on the phone with my bank driving back to my hotel I realized that they never returned my drivers license. I asked the police to help me get it back and the owner tried to say I had left my drivers license and in order to get it back I had to pay for a service I incurred at the premises. To avoid any further confrontation I paid it all the while enduring insulting and degrading comments with homophobic undertones from the owner. I’ve been here several times and was going to bring my family but the level of evil that was perpetrated onto me (initiated by a fellow Black man) was absolutely staggering and unacceptable. Enter at your own risk. 💯

My first time experience was pleasant 😀 I really enjoyed myself such a relaxing atmosphere clean and professional. The bodyscub...OMG was amazing my skin feels so soft love it!! I will be coming back.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was honestly shocking. We arrived early in the morning around 8 a.m., expecting a clean and fresh start to the day. Instead, the first thing I saw was people placing their clothes inside the dry sauna to dry them. I’m sorry, but I don’t want to sit in a sauna and breathe in the smell of someone else’s sweaty laundry. That alone was disturbing. Then I went to the hot tub — and it was worse. There was a large amount of hair floating in the water, so much that it honestly looked like someone had shaved in the tub. Completely unacceptable and extremely unhygienic. Throughout the facility, people appeared to be sleeping everywhere — including what looked like homeless individuals staying there. In the common areas, people were lying on the floor, making it difficult to even walk. There was loud snoring, unpleasant smells, and zero sense of order or supervision. Clean towels from the laundry were placed directly on the floor before being put back on the table for guests to take. If the floor is visibly dusty — and it clearly was — how can those towels be considered clean? When is the floor even cleaned? Judging by the dust, it doesn’t seem like it’s done regularly, if at all. Overall, the hygiene standards were extremely poor. This place needs serious management attention, better cleaning protocols, and basic enforcement of rules. I would not return, and I would not recommend it to anyone expecting a clean and safe environment.

The saunas are great, and the food court is delicious. However when you book for a personal deep tissue massage, it ruins the experience. My masseuse was just rubbing my back, and not even put pressure on it. Maybe he was tired or it was late at night but I definitely didn’t get $100 of my money worth. So disappointing. For a whole hour he just grazed his hands almost like a Swedish massage but not deep. I still tipped generously, but would not recommend to others to get a massage at night. Maybe morning or afternoon, or with a younger masseuse may be better

One of the Premier Atlanta relaxation experiences. Boasts a CRYSTAL sauna!!! 24 Hour Spa and Lounge. Korean Restaurant open till 2/3 am. All the finest saunas, meditation spaces, cold plunges, and baths you can find. Every door offers serene vibes. Clay room, gold room, cold room, and the ever popular Turkish steam. Unisex main spa and even more private separate spaces. I highly recommend this experience when visiting Atlanta!!

I know what to expect... clean.. safe.. relaxing... stress free ... I always enjoy my time here

Whatever you do , don't go here past 6pm . It is an absolute gang bang show on the men's sauna side (if your into that then go enjoy yourself) but I called myself going at 9pm after a workout out and I saw the wildest things . I could not enjoy anything bc of all the men getting their rocks off in every corner . The floor became sticky if you know what I mean . Lol never again, I will stay in the hours of day light between 12pm-5pm . I'm not judging, but I guess I just didn't expect that at such a prolific rate . The amenities themselves are absolutely wonderful ; I do wish that they would fix the tiling in the shower section, but other than that they need someone routinely walking around checking to make sure people are on their best behavior because ...WOAH lol

My body shampoo did the job. I got the gold deluxe package. Wanted a facial but it wasn't an option. The food quality is questionable. I had a bad batch of fruit that tasted like aloe and management refused to refund me. The customer service at night is awful (specifically the night "manager" (Cary) He is not helpful. And he talks way too much and does not listen. Non-helpful and ineffective communicator as manager? Someone lied on their resume. It was like talking to that annoying know-all middle school student. I think his colleagues would agree. He's not ready for that position. The only reason I wanted to go to Jeju is because they are open 24 hours...but if the standard of service declines at night... then it's not worth it to me. Plenty of spa choices in and around Atlanta with far better service and services. I look forward to the changes Jeju instills to keep up with their growing competition because every bad review becomes your competition. I won't be back tho... unless and until I KNOW Cary has moved on to different things... like something that doesn't involve interacting with people. Peace

Wouldn't recommend this spa! As a matter of fact, I'd avoid this place at all costs and I'll tell you why! The scrub I got broke me out!!! I've been itchy and scratchy with rash all over!! The women's locker room felt super uncomfortable, several of the women seem to be there to hook up! I had some outright watching me while i showered and used the amenities! There's female couples in there that are making out in the pool! Rubbing on eachother under the water! I had one where as soon as I went to stick my feet in the water, get up and come where I was and just stare at me! Another woman in a shower stall across from me was watching me and rubbing on her self the entire time I showered! I felt so uncomfortable, it was like I was in a man's locker room! I couldn't sit in any of the pools after seeing what they were doing, I left the area! Because they're open 24 hours people were sleeping all over, it just made me wonder how many were there because they needed a place to sleep! It just felt weird to see folks cuddled up under the covers doing whatever! A few times security would go in the rooms and dismiss people! My friend ordered chicken wings! I tried one and it was the first time I've had flavorless sodium free lemon pepper wings! I thought it was crazy that they actually sold them but wings seem to be a part of Atlantas culture!! They go hand and hand with Hooka!! And while they didn't have a Hooka lounge, they had a smoking area upstairs where people smoked weed and cigarettes freely. Oh and regardless of how many procedures you purchase, you still have to pay a $40 admittance fee, there is no packages! Please note too, that you need to bring your id, which they keep and return to you when you exit otherwise you have to pay $200. Not sure why, this is just what the guy told me when I arrived!

Neat experience and place. Pricey but they're open 24/7. I wouldn't eat here again so definitely eat either before or after. A relaxing experience that you probably didn't realize you needed. I would probably go back once a year or so.

This spa is an experience, to say the least. Make sure you're comfortable with being nude because that is a requirement in some of their areas. Came to Duluth for the pure goal of being relaxed so Jeju sauna and spa was our spot! There was a $35 entrance fee when I went (I heard it recently went up in price to $40) and this covers the general amenities such as the gym, pool, heat and ice "rooms." You can add on certain services such as massages and body scrubs. Since this was me and my best friends first time at a Korean Spa, we went all out. We got massages, the body scrub, and even foot reflexology. Everything was definitely... intense. If you like your massages to roll out all the kinks, they did a great job with that here. The body scrub was the most interesting experience of all with you pulling a number and waiting for your turn to be called for the service. They do multiple girls at a time and they definitely scrub every bit of your body, even crevices you probably didn't know existed. My friend loved this because it truly felt like it exfoliated her whole body but for me, I wasn't the biggest fan of this. It was more of a once in a lifetime trial but I'm glad to say I experienced it. My favorite part of the whole thing was the different sauna and rooms. If you are looking for a place to unplug and relax, there are many you can choose from. They look like igloos but, funny enough, they are actually all hot in tempurature... minus the ice room. You can see a lot of people that choose to stay overnight or even sleep in different areas of the spa. You can even work from here but I would recommend not to since I feel like spa is synonymous with relaxation and no work. If you're hungry, they also have a lil food court area here. The food was okay but good enough to satiate your hunger and try different types of food. Overall, a great experience at this spa.

Jeju is my go-to spot when I need a relaxing escape! This Korean spa offers a variety of hot tubs, saunas, and relaxation rooms that always leave me feeling refreshed. The warm, peaceful vibe makes it easy to unwind and recharge. While I think the cleanliness could be improved just a bit, the overall experience is wonderful, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a unique, calming getaway

My fault for wanting to visit Jeju on a weekend because WOW...this place was busy! Regardless of that, my friends and I had a wonderful time. When checking in, you'll pay the $40 fee to enter the facility which includes the saunas, steam rooms, spa pools, baths, lounge area, and fitness center. Everything else comes at an extra charge. You will receive a wrist band that has a RFID chip and key attached, as well as a uniform (yes it looks like prison clothes, but it's not a fashion show here). DO NOT LOSE YOUR WRIST BAND! The wrist band (with the key attached) is for your two lockers and to "charge" other services on, as well as for ordering cafeteria food (using the RFID chip). The first locker is when you immediately walk into the (same-sex) locker rooms and it is specifically for your shoes ONLY. The second locker is for your clothes, phone, bag, toiletries (if you bring your own), etc. YES! There is nudity! The areas are separated by gender and there is a co-ed area where the cafeteria and co-ed saunas, massage rooms, nail salon, etc. are located. If you feel uncomfortable being naked in front of strangers, I don't recommend coming here. It was definitely an initial shock for me, but I quickly realized NOBODY cares what you look like. They're all here for the same thing you are there for - relaxation and peace of mind. I personally added one extra service ($40 extra) during my visit, which was the Hip Bath (aka yoni steam, aka vaginal steam). It's believed to relieve stress, fight depression, help with hormonal imbalances, digestive issues, and more. It smelled AMAZING & made me feel so refreshed afterwards. It gets very hot! So expect sweat during the steaming process. The spa pools were wonderful. They have 3 types: cold, warm, and hot. Before I left, I soaked in the hot pool and did a quick dip in the cold pool (great for your circulatory system). Moving onto the co-ed area, my friend and I shared a heaping bowl of Kimchi-jjigae (soup) at the cafeteria. It was surprisingly delicious! Our guy friend who tagged along with us met us there and then we decided to try every co-ed sauna they had to offer. My personal favorite was the Gold & Silver sauna. The stone work is absolutely beautiful! There is also a co-ed pool, but we decided to skip it since my friends forgot their swimsuits. Afterwards, we headed back to the same-sex area, got naked again, and used the communal showers to wash our hair & bodies before putting our outside clothes back on to leave the facility. Overall, would I go back? Definitely! Though, I'd probably not visit on a weekend again due to the crowd. However, I was told it is less busy during the weekdays. I'd say this could be a great place for a solo self care day as they offer so many services like pedicures, manicures, body scrubs, massages, and even acupuncture. It can also be a great place to visit with your friends! If you do decide to add other services, expect to spend $100+. However, if you only go for the spa pools and saunas, you can easily walk out spending less than $50. I really enjoyed Jeju and would happily return in the future.

Body scrub is amazing. The food is perfect for a day at the spa. The locker areas feel very clean and comfortable. People mind their own which is perfect when I want to bring a book and unwind. I wouldn't recommend going on weekends since it gets very busy.

Not a spa at all An industrial bath house at best No shoes allowed but floors are heated No water readily available thru out the facility Shorts and shirts required are tacky Towels are all hand towel size Reflexology is a joke it's just a long leg rub No calming smells Relaxing music

This is still an awesome way to relax and have a self care day. The prices have increased slightly since my last visit. $40 now to enter and you have access to all the saunas, swimming pool, the wet area for me on the women's side of course I'm not sure about the men's side ‍ the women's wet area has a dry sauna, steam sauna, hot tub, slightly warm tub, ice bath, and more! I signed up for the body shampoo (body scrub) and for $60 you can have your entire body exfoliated whooo! They also offer full body massages at $100, hip steam for $40 I think... they have a food area and the food is good. I mean it's so much more you can get a foot massage, mani and pedi ... what else can I say just plan to be there all day I spent my New Year's Day here and decided to come once a month. SYOY!

My goodness, I was so happy to find the spa near my friends' place in Atlanta where I stayed for a week. It's not nearly as charming (nor as large) as my beloved king spa in Palisades Park, New Jersey, but it gets the job done. The saunas were clean and well kept, and I thoroughly enjoyed my body scrub and wet massage, I will definitely be back. The bulgogi at the restaurant was outstanding. I was really impressed with it. But I was in the mood for something sweet like a cookie or a brownie or something but they didn't have anything except ice cream. They should work on that. I'm unlikely to spend all day somewhere if there are not enough food/snack options. I received a great pedicure and manicure at the adjacent nail salon. But it's inconvenient to have to go back to my locker to get my wallet, and not being able to pay for those services with the bracelet that the spa gives you.

Super unique experience. I love this place. Really enjoy swapping into the given comfy clothes and entering into the relaxing atmosphere. The food is comforting and delicious. Something everyone should go experience. Such a great activity for the price. The only thing I would change if I could, is some of the mats in the saunas have rope that is deteriorating and the fraying from the rope made me a little itchy.

If you're reading this... YES YOU SHOULD GO! It was $40 to get in, which gets you access to coed space with a ton of saunas and an ice room. The saunas were each different, including a charcoal room, salt room, and crystal room. The coed space also gives you access to a pool (must wear bathing suit). In the locker room, separated for womxn and men, you get access to three tubs: cold, warm, and hot. There's showers to use before you enter the pools. There are also two saunas, a dry sauna and a steam room, in addition to an infrared light area. You do not wear clothes in the pools. The staff were super friendly and nice! The people who went there seemed familiar with the vibe, friendly, and helped me out as a person who had never been before. They had plenty of additional services you could buy on top of the entrance fee. I got a pedicure for $40. They had waxing, massages, hip bath (yoni steam) and more! The food was delicious, refreshing, and well priced. I got a good meal for 12.99. The smoothies and desserts are a bit expensive and not worth it in my opinion. You get access to two lockers- one for your shoes, and another for your clothes and personal items. If you choose to stay there, it's worth it to bring a phone charger, a book, chapstick, a water bottle, etc. whatever helps you feel comfy! Please check this place out, we will definitely be back!

I love going here probably once or twice out of the month to detox get a piece of mine eat some very good food Ramen and drink plenty of water spending me time ,place is always clean and friendly love the ladies in the locker room who are your concierge's very knowledgeable the body scrub is worth it!

I can't believe it took me so long ! I read the yelp reviews and knew what to expect Sure it's a bit dingy and you have to get used to nudity but for me the scrub was a new experience and was done really well. I have paid $250for a bougie spa experience and still have never been exfoliated like that. The coed saunas looked a bit run down and we're filled with chatty people. The foot reflexology was another gem. Folks can be rough with the massages and exfoliation. Also floors appear slippery so extra caution for the fragile and elderly. Making this a routine part of my life !

I went on 1/1/2023 and they literally scrubbed all of 2022 off of my body! ‍ Jeju is a 24/7 Korean Traditional Bath House Spa. Featuring - Bath houses separated by gender and fully nude - Body shampoo that includes a full body scrub down from head to toe - Natural mineral stoned saunas - Pool - Massages - Foot reflexology - Hip bath - Korean food - Resting room I enjoyed the body shampoo the most. All of the saunas were relaxing and quiet. The nude bath houses were an adjustment but you don't have to go in there if you do not want to. I honestly can't wait to go back and try more services!

Jeju Sauna is one place that I frequently patronize to get spa services and decompress. The place is very clean and well maintained. I love the sauna, steam rooms, and water areas. I also enjoy the hip bath and body scrubs with facial options. Two services that I have tried on the past but will go elsewhere for is the massage because the pressure was way to light and although I kept requesting more pressure it didn't get much better. The other service that I tried but didn't like was the nail salon. I broke a nail on a full set after only 1 day and I felt like I was overcharged. Other than that all of my experiences have been great.

Long review alert --So many thoughts come to mind as I'm writing this. There are some many experiences one could have in the hours you're at Jeju. I was there for 4 hours. I've heard about Jeju from a bunch of ladies I work with in South Georgia. So when my close friend who lives in ATL wanted to start her birthday weekend here I was game. I hadn't read anything about it prior to. Not even the FAQ's on the website. I just know coworkers said don't leave without the body scrub. That's the service where you have your entire body exfoliated. Buttox and vaginal areas too. It's amazing, I would recommend and give it 100 stars if I could. Your body feels like cotton when it's all said and done. Just the scrub is $60. Worth it. You can have add-one for additional cost. Friday evening, upon arrival the parking lot is packed. We got there about 8pm. The place is lit up and glows from the road. There is a presence of security, just presence. They stand there. Entry fee is $35. You receive your short set for coed common areas and a wristlet with your locker key. It has a number on your wristlet that is how your a la carte spa service/treatments/food is billed. In the women's only areas expect full nudity. I would suspect the same for the men's only areas as well. Initially, you may find yourself shy, but it gets so hot that you are happy to be naked. I love the levels of confidence and the body positivity at this place. Women are friendly, they know when it's your first time and tell you about their first time to help you get rid of the anxiety. The overall climate is one of low pressure and reassurance that you will enjoy the experience. You must shower before you enter the baths. They have small towels for washing, drying, sitting around, hair etc. think sweat towel or hand towel. The baths are a hot tub, a medium hot tub, and a cool tub. All of which you will experience some point while there. Along with the wet sauna and dry sauna. I should have just stayed in the women's section because that was indeed the best part of the experience for me. There is also a hip bath treatment I may try for next time, but there was a long wait. The cafeteria gets packed, lines are pretty long, small table area. Sometimes people end up sharing. The food is tasty and reasonable. You're starving after being in the women's sauna section and having all of the various treatments. In the coed section is where the typical massage experiences are as well as the foot reflexology spa. Also, very crowded. Everything is first come first serve. No reservations. The coed areas after a certain time gets weird and seedy. You see friends coming for wellness retreats experiences (planning to stay overnight)-cool, solo wellness seekers-cool, people with children taking part in the pool- ummm, okay, but there is also apparently a huge houseless population of people that are there lingering because they take advantage on the 24hour facilities-ughhh. Which makes sense, but it just gets creepy and the vibe changes. They start lurking and making very strange small talk..."like, oh I stay here an entire month for my own self care". Yeah... okay. Sitting in the cafeteria looking at the large menu and making more small talk while you're in the line. Make no eye contact. The coed saunas are cool. That's where you will find more (male/female)couples hanging out together. That's because men and women are separated by gender in the bath section. I'm a heterosexual, cisgender, female and did not find myself uncomfortable around the abundance of women that ranged in gender expression, sexuality, etc. From stories I heard while there men who are heterosexual and cisgender were not very comfortable when the male only bath experience and would prefer not to come to Jeju. It could just very well be a cultural disconnect. But it was clear by some of the men who were present that they did indeed take advantage of the full men's only bath experience if you get my drift. Overall, I enjoyed my experience with my friend celebrating her birthday. I would come back. Now I know what I'm working with I would consider coming a different part of the day. Morning, or midafternoon. I hear in the wee hours of the morning is when you see or experience the magnificence of the girls with the bodies that make you drop your jaws because they come to relax after an evening of acrobatics . I am excited about my next Jeju adventure.

I really enjoyed this experience I opted to add a massage and so glad I did I was so relaxed and exfoliated after I would return and recommend to others

Been enjoying Jeju sauna for about 15 years now. It used to be amazing! I'd still recommend only because there are no comparable saunas of this scale anywhere around Atlanta. In the past 3-4 years, service has been Americanized ( fried food, long lines, yelling your name out when ready, the low Japanese style dining chairs gone). The water in the warm pool is not clean, the hot tub is no different. The ladies working there are downright rude.

While visiting Atlanta, my wife and I stopped by Jeju on a Monday morning at about 11:00 AM and stayed until 5:00 PM. We have visited other Korean spas in Virginia, California and Nevada, so we are familiar with the concept. My wife had also visited Jeju a few months ago with her friends. The men's locker room was clean and the attendant was visible and present. Jeju has the customary shoe locker and then the standard locker for clothes and other belongings. The locker room also has a sitting area with several recliners and a quiet/sleeping area which is actually another small room. The men's wet area includes several regular showers, separated by a divider, several sit down showers, a steam sauna with 9 stools, a dry sauna, two small hot pools, one with jets (the hottest one), a cold pool and a stone base with infrared lights overhead. I didn't get a body scrub, but I saw the tables behind black curtain. One thing that surprised me was that bar soap was provided instead of shower gel which is what is usually offered. Bar soap doesn't seem like it is sanitary enough for a public shower. The food at Jeju was excellent, but is pricy. We had beef bulgogi and Korean short ribs (Galbi). Things were going well until one of the restaurant workers blew her nose and didn't wash her hands before going back to work. The poultice rooms were nice and we entered several of them including salt, charcoal, etc. There is also a coed pool. I didn't notice that anyone was using it during our time at the spa. It didn't seem to have any jets and the water was stagnant. There is not much seating in the coed area other than in the restaurant area, but the floor is heated so it actually feels good to lay on. Overall the coed area is small but it contains everything that you'd expect. Jeju was a nice experience and offered what I expected of a Korean spa. The price was $40, which was also good. One thing that bothered us was that they keep your identification at the front desk during your visit. No one could explain why and it didn't make sense since they already have your credit card number for food, treatments, etc. It seems like an unnecessary risk that Jeju is accepting especially if it loses your ID or gives it to the wrong person.

This is my favorite place in Atlanta metro area. I wish I lived closer to come back more often. The Ice room and Ice bath are my favorites!

Jeju is just like a public bathhouse in Asia. Jeju is a 2 level authentic Korean spa with many services to enjoy. I came on a Wednesday night. I was greeted and paid my admission fee. The attendant at the front desk provided a uniform and wristband that tracks my service fees. I removed my shoes and familiarized myself with my surroundings. The services I added included Body Scrub, skin polishing, massage, and cucumber mask. My body shampoo experience was the most unique and amazing experience I have ever experienced at a spa. This service also came with hair shampoo, and the scalp massage felt good. I will say the shampoo wasn't thorough, but it was enjoyable. I loved being taken care of and pampered. I feel like I've lost weight from my experience. What a great reset and zen experience i needed to close my 2022 calendar year. This experience has helped my skin to absorb moisturizer better. This is not your typical spa. It's not for the shy people with body insecurities. There isn't much direction beyond checkin so just go in with a free spirit to explore and don't be afraid to ask questions when you see the attendant near the services area.

Hubby and I decided to go for a relaxing night out instead of a busy night on the town. We enjoyed a nice shower, the hot tubs and a delicious meal. I had beef noodles and he has beef stir fry, we enjoyed the different rooms, salt, gold, crystal and coal were our favorites. Next time we plan to bring bathing suits for the pool. We ended the night with a one bike reflexology foot massage and it was 10/10 everything and more. The only reason I'm not giving the visit a 5/5 stars is it can use some updating. Some areas feel a little outdated. Still an amazing and relaxing experience. Left feeling refreshed.

I was here the other day and slept over and got up to use the bathroom in the middle of the night around 3am and I SAW A RAT. LITERALLY RUNNING THROUGH THE MAIN AREA. I tried to tell someone but there was no worker in sight from the moment I saw it till the moment I packed up and left because I was so disgusted.... EVERYONE AVOID THIS PLACE!

Soooo the spa's I go to have clearly spoiled me because when I came here I was very unimpressed. Normally I go to king spa or spa world (VA) and this spa was not even close to comparison. The front desk is the check in and check out. The line was ridiculously long. They should have separate lines. The nude wet spa room was literally full of creepy stalker-ish gay guys and the steam room was over crowded and the jacuzzi's didn't even have jets, it was just a bath. So the wet room was meh. The food was good! I will give them that, but the lady up front was pretty rude and the line was just as long and the wait was long. The saunas were cute, but also over crowded and very basic to say the least. The facility need to renovate, remodel, or rebrand honestly. The 3 stars is simply because it wasn't a bad experience but it wasn't a good experience.

This was our first time in a Korean style spa. It's a unique experience! Overall, I give Jeju 5 stars because the experience was really good for a first timer! I recommend it to those who are like me and want to fill their lives with experiences, NOT things. Caution: nudity in the locker rooms, but ONLY in the locker rooms! Not in common spaces. How it works: The facility is open 24/7 and your entrance fee affords you 24 hours of enjoyment in the facility. You check in at the front desk with your ID, pay the entrance fee, and get a numbered wrist band with a key attached. The wrist band holds your tab for any additional services you receive. The entrance fee grants you access to all saunas/steam/cold rooms, the hot and cold tubs, swimming pool, and pillows and blankets because YES people stay the full 24 hours at the facility and you're welcomed and encouraged to grab a spot where you can find it and sleep. You can bring your reading or study materials, neck pillows, change of clothes, swim suit, etc. Once you pay, you are sent into either the Men's or the Women's locker room. Locker rooms are the only space where nudity is permitted! Within the locker room is the bath house. Here you'll find the hot tubs, a women-only or men-only sauna and steam room, and the body scrub area (worth the additionally fee, but not for the shy ). You MUST be nude here and you MUST shower before they will let you get into any water! Once you are done in the women-only or men-only locker dooms, you must put the clothing the spa lends you (or your own if you brought some) to enter the co-ed common areas. In the common areas are all of the different hot or cold rooms, like the Jewel Sauna and the Gold & Silver Sauna. You can pay to get a Swedish massage, acupuncture, deep tissue massage, or foot reflexology. They even have a restaurant so there's no need to leave. And THATS why people stay for 24 hours! I almost forgot to mention that the floors are heated! Shoes are not permitted. Tips: -Drink LOTS of water!! You will sweat it all out and become dehydrated if you don't replenish. -I'm type 1 diabetic and my blood sugar shot yo through the roof because I didn't drink enough water. My blood ended up very sugar concentrated so I left extremely thirsty. -Diabetes tip: Don't wear your insulin pump. Your insulin can't handle the heat. Also, put a fresh patch over your CGM (continuous glucose monitor). Mine nearly fell off!

Location: its pretty far from the city but I honestly prefer it that way. Parking: Plenty of parking Service: there was no wait to get it and the guy at the front was ok - as a first timer I wish there would have been more of an introduction to what is going on. Checkin was fast but not enough time to ask questions. I got a Swedish massage, it was ok. I like my feet to be rubbed and there was barely any of that - which I understand because there is reflexogy services as well. Ambience/Crowd: I wish the lights were a little more dim during my massage - but the crowd was mixed. Will I be back? Yes but I'm not in a rush

I enjoy coming here for some relaxing time with friends, usually girls only. Though, boys are welcome to join if invited. Lol.. They've raised their price from $25 to $35 over the years. But, I still remember when it used to be only $25 per 24hrs. It was an awesome deal! Now, my friends and I would debate how many hours we plan on staying altogether for the worth of the price. Towards the weekend, it will get really crowded. There will be a line at the food court. You are not allowed to work on your laptop if you're not planning on eating at the sit-in table. It will be restricted to dining customers only. It's funny how it took them at least 30-45mins to notice I've been working there for a hot minute. But, was glad I got what I needed done at the time and the lady came just in time for me to pack up either way. The body scrubs here can be brutal if it is your first time. But, I was glad to have #7 Ahjuma who served me with her gentle touch and directed me politely as needed to shower and dry sauna to dry off after shower in between scrub to prepare for a full body massage with glazed products. You have 3 options to choose from. Either 30mins, 45mins or an hour I believe. I did the 45mins one with Vitamin mask for facial. Towards the end of the scrub, she'll check with you if you needed shampoo to wash your hair. It was close to midnight when I had this service done but, proceeded either way. Usually, it's not healthy to wash your hair at nights, if you don't have a hair dryer handy. The hair dryers are removed from the public vanity stations after certain cut off hours. So, you'll need to bring your own for dry off as needed. Damped hair during sleep will cause headaches and long term bodily functions if not dried prior to REM sleep for the night. I would recommend coming here on a weekday. Less crowded, no lines for any services you'd like done such as body scrub, massages, mani-pedi upstairs, swim in the pool without spectators glaring at you. *Don't forget to bring your own swim suits!* I've recently heard of another competitor to this facility within 7 to 8mins driving called Spaland. Debating to try it out for service comparison as needed.

Looking for peace tranquility and total place to be pampered - THIS IS THE PLACE!!!!! I spent 8 hours here (yes, 8, could have been more) The body scrub shampoo made my entire body silky smooth, the saunas are spiritual, the bath ring made me STOP, the foot reflexology put me to sleep and the acupressure massage was unbelievable - the lady stood on my back. The place is a total escape and it was just what I needed! Oh, this is definitely going to be a birthday tradition! Oh, you aren't naked the entire time#celebrateme #nakedbaby #myday #relaxation #massage #bestdayever I showered, hot Tub, body shampoo, bath thing, hot tub, sauna huts, lunch fried rice and pineapple juice delish, more huts, foot reflexology, huts, acupressure massage, hot tub, wish I could Of stayed longer. Didn't want to go.

This place has really changed. They really need to up their game. The mats for sleeping are torn, cracked and flat. The pillows are smaller and the size of a hotdog. That larger ones they used to offer are cracked, and in a sad state. They no longer let you bring a yoga mat to sleep on but their current mats are in an embarrassing state. They let employees bring their own mat and pillow. I guess they get perks ? Employees come around fussing at you , I assume their job sucks so I don't care if they smile. I have respect for the service folks. Just didn't expect one to try and push me from my sleeping spot simply because I got there first and I assume took the place where she posts up. They clearly just don't want us staying the night anymore . They must make enough money off the folks that come for a few hours. I used to love to come in, spend the evening there and wake up and go to work the next day. The wet areas are good (steam room, jacuzzi) as are the dry heat rooms. Just don't expect friendly faces or rules to accommodate paying guests . There's a new Korean Spa in town, Spa Land. It's worth finding out if they are more accommodating to guests .

After watching Always Be My Maybe, I've been wanting to get a Korean body scrub/shampoo. They have them in the Boston area, but nothing like what you get at Jeju. We don't have a "legit" Korean or any kind of Asian bathhouse up here, but I heard about Jeju while looking for one. My sister and I were going to Atlanta anyway, so we decided to try this place out. We were very nervous but also excited. If I lived in Atlanta, I would buy a yearly membership and basically live at this spa. When we got there, they gave us a tour and explained all the areas and associated rules. The food was amazing! All the coed saunas and cold room were amazing! The nakey area with all the different baths and more saunas and showers were amazing! The body shampoo/scrub is the best beauty treatment I've ever received! My skin feels like it did 17 years ago when people used to weirdly compliment my soft arms all the time. Was it a little off putting to be naked with a bunch of strangers at first? Yes, but within a couple minutes it was like I had done this all the time. Everyone was so chill about it that it made it easy to also be chill. I suddenly found myself not feeling self conscious at all and actually think this has made me feel less modest in my regular life as well. It's like my brain rewired and is more relaxed, so please don't let that scare you away! My sister is one of the most self conscious people I know and she was able to relax and feel like it was normal very quickly. We all have bodies and body parts and it's natural so just push past the fear! It is much larger than the pictures make it look and we spent a few hours there, but could have spent the whole day. It kills me that this isn't closer to where I live!

Jeju was pretty close to perfect...and the best of three Korean spas in the area. The customer service was very pleasant and efficient as well as having ample staff ready to guide those who are new to the Korean spa culture. The wet area is clean and everything is in good repair. Two hot tubs, one "warm" and one defined as "hot" were large, clean, comfortable, and very relaxing. Unfortunately, there is a county regulation that dictates the hot tub cannot exceed 104°, so it isn't as hot (or as authentic) as one might hope for... Korean spas, or "jimjibang" typically have an extremely hot hot tub to alternate with use of a cold plunge tub. Jeju has the cold tub as well as a steam room and dry sauna that are amazing and well maintained. The gender-segregated area also has a lounge for cooling off and relaxing and two very comfortable sleeping rooms with floor mats available (they require that you wear your uniform in the sleeping room which is unusual and mildly annoying). The common area has a very nice food service area that is meticulously clean with a nice selection of good, authentic Korean cuisine. The various saunas (jade, charcoal, quartz, etc.) are also in the common area and are all nice, but I did think people were sleeping in some of the saunas for extended periods (not just relaxing or meditating, but truly sleeping). The smell of sweating humanity was a little off putting, but I personally don't spend much time in these particular saunas. Jeju also offers a communal pool which is nice, but requires a swim suit. Since patrons to a Korean spa typically remove all their clothing and wear a spa-provided uniform, it's important to know about the need to bring along a swim suit, but the pool is a wonderful amenity! I visited Jeju three times over my 3 days in the area and I absolutely loved it...highly recommend! Again, this is the best of 3 jimjibang/Korean spas in the Duluth/Atlanta area!

A great place to relax! The cost is affordable, staff is friendly and helpful, food is good. A wonderful place to do a self care day! Looking forward to my next visit!

What. An. Experience. Omg, I can't believe that it took me so long to get here! I am hugeeee fan and supporter of consistent self-care and for me, pampering has everything to do with that. So for my birthday recently, I opted to start my day with some major R&R at Jeju. Although I live on the Southside of ATL, I didn't hesitate to make the 30 min drive to Duluth for this experience and it was totally worth it. I arrived at Jeju around 10:30 am on a Thursday to a parking lot already full of cars. I was a little concerned that it would be packed inside, but I was pleasantly surprised and incorrect. Some reviews noted that it was loud and crowded, so I'm guessing that weekday mornings are a sweet spot that I'll be sticking with. Checking in was a breeze, as the young lady at the front desk was so helpful in explaining the process before taking my ID for security purposes before handing over a uniform and keychain bracelet. The uniform absolutely made me feel like an extra in OITNB and the keychain was way too big for my little wrists, but who cares?! Lol. Once I got all my stuff, she took me on a quick tour all around the facilities which was so needed because this is a big place. After my tour, I was left to venture out on my own. I tucked my shoes into the first set of cabinets and am happy I went on the tour, or else I would have been a little confused on where to put my bag as the shoe lockers were too small, of course. After leaving my shoes behind, I headed into the larger locker room to tuck away the rest of my items in the larger lockers. I'm not a particularly shy person so the locker/bath attire (or lack thereof) wasn't any issue for me and was actually super freeing. Everyone is required to take a shower before entering the baths and then you're able to enjoy the various baths that range from ice cold to hot af. I loved relaxing in the hot tub with my new girlfriends chatting about what brought us to Jeju and realizing that we were all Pisces and Aquarians lol. When reading the reviews for Jeju prior to visiting (thanks, Yelpers!), I read that the body scrub and shampoo was a must. So of course I made that a priority! I told the attendant which package I wanted (I got the scrub, shampoo and cucumber mask for $100) and she jotted my # down to be called when they were ready. And man, they called my name 10min later (Next time, I will do this treatment last as I couldn't/didn't want to shower again to go back into the baths and wish I would have spent wayyy more time soaking before my massage.) Let me say this - I have visited many spas and enjoyed dozens of body scrub and massage treatments... this was the BEST I HAVE EVER HAD. EVER. When I was lead into the room with 7-9 other women who were all laid out and enjoying their treatments, it was overwhelming in numerous ways lol. I was led over to a plastic-covered massage bed and told to lay down by the smiling older woman who was to do my services. She made me comfy, gently wrapping my locs up in a towel and covering my eyes with another towel, so gentle!... Moments later, warm water was tossed on me from a bucket like I was a little pig! LOL I was SO surprised but... it felt good? Then, she started in. I don't even remember everything that happened, I may have fallen asleep, I may have been so relaxed or so shook up that I just drifted - who knows. But this little woman scrubbed the hell out of my skin in the best way omg. And then the shampoo! After that portion, she told me to go shower. Ya'll, she popped up next to the shower telling me that I was scrubbing too hard and taking too long LOLOL Can you imagine? We just met! But I listened, lol she was so kind, she just wanted me to hurry tf up. After I left the shower, I saw her grating fresh cucumber and figured it was for the rest of my treatment - epic. And omg, it was SO soothing. She placed the cucumber + some other mixture on my face and body and I just relaxed all over again. 15/10 - she was absolutely amazingggg. After that mind-blowing treatment, I thought I'd pop into the saunas for a bit. (Again, next time I will do my massage last) With a number of different saunas, there is an option for everyone. I tried them all lol. The Crystal Sauna was my favorite because it was the prettiest inside tbqh. I was famished after all of that heat and still had some time to kill, so I thought I'd go over to the food court because it just smelled delicious. I ended up ordering the tteokbokki, a dish I had actually been wanting to try for a while after seeing it in my fave K-Dramas lol. It was super quiet in the sauna and food court area which I really appreciated, so I took a seat and got comfy. After about 10-15min, my number was called and there was a simmering bowl of spicy rice cakes waiting for me at the counter. I brought along my handy iPad and got settled in for lunch which turned out to be super delicious. The broth was SO good, I need more of it. Can't wait to go back!

Time to get naked!!! No, seriously. I'm jumping straight to the point so you'll have a quicker adjustment time than I did, lol. I arrived at Jeju with absolutely no expectations. I heard mentionings of the body scrub being amazing so I just wanted to get that done. Upon arrival, you must give the front desk your drivers license (they hold it until you exit) and pay a $35 admission fee. The admission fee gives you 24 hours of access to the pool, sauna, showers, steam room, etc. They then hand you this rubber bracelet which has a locker number on it and a key. Ladies go to the left, men to the right. As soon as you enter on your respective side, there are lockers for you to place your shoes into. After putting up your shoes, there are larger lockers for you to put your clothes and belongings into. And now, you get naked. And I mean entirely naked, full birthday suit! And you immediately must take a shower before you can enter anything. PAY THE $50 FOR THE BODY SCRUB. It is terrifying yet amazing. I won't go into detail but just know they scrub every possible inch of your body. No crevice left untouched. I was certain that I'd have no skin left by the time it was over. Highly recommend! Afterwards you can put on the orange top and shorts they give you to enter the co-Ed part which is full of various saunas and a food court. I ordered the teriyaki chicken and it was good. I'm looking forward to returning!

I used to love this place and I still do most of the time- however, recently I have been overcome with discontent because the people lately that have visited the spa when I have been there do not seem to have any respect for those of us who do not want to be on our phones in anyway whatsoever and need to disconnect, and have some peace and quiet. Spa Land has this issue with their patrons as well. I went on a Tuesday night around 7 pm. I had some tasty rice and a few boiled eggs since I wasn't too hungry. Yum. The staff is pleasant and helpful as well. I love the way it first smells when you walk into the spa, the feeling when you first sink into the hot tub, the cold plunge that heals me every time, and the steam/dry saunas, along with the infrared bay- but I also love it when there aren't people talking like we are in a mall food court while sitting in a tub surrounded by an echo chamber. I get that you might be tempted to make a new friend or ask a question about someone's tattoo (it's a Korean bath house so you are nude in the spa part)... but please, save it for the locker room. Please - I beg you. Despite the apparent signage outside of all the saunas that say right on the door "no phones allowed, this is a quiet space," there were people taking video calls and talking on their phones casually and it was distracting and disrespectful. It's discouraging to pay $40 for entry and then be met with the same level of distraction you would walking into a hair salon. I also noted that for one of the hours I was there they cleaned a shower area for a solid hour. I'm glad it's getting cleaned but I felt like there was so much going on at once in such a small space. I only stayed a few hours when I usually stay 4 this time because of the noise. Signing off - the overstimulated and tired patron.

Jeju is not safe for gender nonconforming people! Even if you have your gender markers correct on all docs, even if you've been there before without issue, even if you've been transitioning for over a decade. LGBTQ & allies should avoid.

Still coming here 2 years later Food is still blah... Updates are you cannot buy your own bar of soap anymore. So bring your own. I use the shampoo as soap if I forget. But who uses other peoples bar soap with hair on it with the 19 and monkey shenanigans they got going on. Like wise they shut things down at a certain time. Admission prices went up $5 but so did everything else. A little more relaxed about cleaning things. But this is still my favorite place to be. I come here whenever I can. Love the hip bath, Love the infrared sauna and steam sauna. Love the ICE ROOM this is heaven for anyone having hot flashes!!! My two favorite things I do is the foot reflexology and the body scrub. Hip bath coming in 3rd but its the most affordable so do what you can. You can even just do the $35 entry Save the scrub for last so you can leave fresh. You dont want to go back and sweat after that

I came on a rainy Friday afternoon. Not too many people which is a plus. The place is a bit dated but if you can push past this thought, you're good! There were options for body shampoo, body massage, foot reflexology, etc. If you get any of the treatments, the spaces are divided only by a curtain. We went for the massage which was good. You can pay via Venmo or cash. The staff may appear to come off as rude. Their priority is really to get what you need, not be nice. Come if you need to relax.

"You take a deep breath and you walk through the doors it's the morning of your very first day". That's the drip that T Swift laid down. But instead of being 15 you're about to embark on the zen experience of your life. The orange pajamas are handed to you as you enter and it's a jail I want to live in. You place your earthly belongings into a locker and open the double doors that god only could've made to dip into the "hot" tub, "warm" pool, "cold" pool, dry sauna, and wet sauna. There are all the amenities around to rinse off the damage of this world. Ponce de leon didn't realize that for only $35 you can experience the fountain of youth, although he may have missed this by +/- 500 years. The next stage: you leave behind the worries of the world, put on the orange jumpsuit, and head to the mess hall. It is another oasis. The hot Korean meals keeps the inside feeling youthful and rejuvenates the inner you. There are coed elements to this area where you can relax in hot or cold huts. I fell asleep and when I woke up I had to pinch myself a few times to make sure that this reality was in fact not the dream. I loved geju, I cannot recommend this place enough. It is a cultural and tranquil experience that satisfies maslows hierarchy in one go.

I love going here when I'm in Atlanta! The wet area and body scrubs are great! It's not too expensive and has a nice pool!

ABSOLUTELY AVOID THIS PLACE ESPECIALLY IF YOU HAVE CHILDREN! This place is marketed as family-friendly, but I was in the wet sauna minding my own business looking down at the ground, and after a while when I looked up, I saw multiple men pleasuring themselves mere inches away from me. Obviously non-consensual sexually assault, and I immediately left the sauna. When I got out, I thought *maybe* my eyes were deceiving me. It all happened so quickly. I looked back through the glass sauna door and even steamed up, I could see one of the men pleasuring himself even more vigorously. It was undeniable. And right outside that sauna was a child no more than 4 years old. It makes me sick knowing how close he was to so much abject trauma. DO NOT give this place your business. After discussing the experience, trauma, and assault I endured, it was clear to me that the leadership of this establishment has no real plan to stop this behavior aside from a security guard that periodically comes through with a flashlight but only during late night hours (the incident I described happened in the evening). Nefariously, I'm concerned that the leadership knows this illegal and immoral behavior happens, but turns a blind eye, because they profit too much off of the clientele that chooses to act this way. STAY FAR AWAY FROM JEJU SAUNA!

To be quite frank, the workers are so unhappy that they don't reinforce the quiet rule. Going to Jeju, especially with increase of prices, its not relaxing. Unless its the morning during a work day (which I can never do). The common area is overcrowded, the clients just talk like its a restaurant, loud, noisy. Like how can customers go in thinking they can be talking like that? And also why isn't the facility members making a POINT to tell everyone to be quiet. I always tell people and they just dont get it. I'm stressed going there. Coming from west coast, Los Angeles have these places that have entrance fees as low as $15 but more quality service and establishment. Even the food is phenomenal ..Unimpressed by Jeju. Didn't bother even taking photos.

Everyday I pray Jeju will open a second location in New Orleans. I wish I could live there.

Ever since I moved here, people have raved about this place. I decided to finally try it with my mom and sister and LOL wow. I am left to believe that everyone who thinks this is a really nice spa, has never been to an actual nice spa before. We arrived and were first led to the hallway with lockers to put our shoes because its a barefoot facility. Half the lockers would not lock, and upon entering the hallway there was an unpleasant smell that I could not describe. In the locker room, the smell only went away partially. I still cannot figure out if this was the smell of feet, BO, or some kind of weird-smelling herb used for air freshener, but it lingered. Then you're given a spa outfit that literally looks like an orange prison uniform and has faded from having been washed hundreds of times over the years. The 'wet room' has a cold pool, warm pool, hot tub, and showers. This is also where the body scrubs are done. This IS the area where NO CLOTHING WHATSOEVER is allowed except a towel, and the locker room is CLOTHING OPTIONAL so please be advised if you have never experienced this. There is a section of the room where you can just lie on the floor under some type of lighting, and it smelled like murky buttcheeks over there because this is essentially an area where people are getting out of the water and lying their bare bodies on the flooring. Can't relax with smells like this. The body scrub area is out in the open. About 6-8 tables of bodies being scrubbed, there is no privacy between you and whoever is giving you the service. It reminded me of a sweatshop type atmosphere. My body scrub was awful because the exfoliating glove felt like a brillo pad. It was extremely scratchy, sharp and painful. I kept telling the woman to please scrub 'softer' but she did not understand until I used the word 'gentle', and by then the scrub was pretty much over. I also got a reflexology foot massage, where half of the time was spent on the bottom half of my legs. I hated this, and the oil used made me itch instantly, so the rubbing and massaging irritated my skin further. I asked the man to please remove the oil because it was itchy and giving me a bad reaction. It took 5 minutes to get him to understand what I was saying, and finally the massage person next to him caught on and explained in their language. The common area has heated floors which is nice since we do not have on shoes. I did not try the saunas, nail shop or the cafeteria - so I am leaving 2 stars instead of one, in fairness that I did not try everything on my visit. Nothing wrong with the prices, nothing wrong with the concept. It's a large place that can service many people at once, and there are alot of great things offered. However. My experience sucked and I felt as though the money was wasted. This spa may have been great in its prime or when it first opened; if so then the quality has plummeted severely. The facility is old, unappealing, and not a place where I am comfortable being naked. The weird and unsettling smells are from both the people and the lack of cleanliness. There is visible wear and tear, dirt in common areas. Many of the people providing services do not speak or understand much English, which is very frustrating when you are trying to ask questions or communicate simple adjustments about being uncomfortable or in pain. There needs to be better training, better maintenance, and probably a change in management for this to be the place people said it was. Just go to massage envy.

Great foot massage after renting a race car for my birthday. I wish they hadn't raised the prices but it's still the best place in town. I love that it's actually preferable to go alone. There's plenty of opportunities for me time and you don't feel the least bit lonely. You don't need to bring anything other than your ID and credit card. Everything else is provided so you do t have to plan to go to Jeju, you just go. After work, right out of a stressful meeting or on a Friday night when your plans fall through.

Well well well . Had am after work date with My boo at the renowned Jeju Sauna. First of all , NUDE. Fully nude , them towels wasn't covering Nan areola. I was nervous at first and stopped by the sto to get a bathing suit..if I had known I was going I woulda did a bikini wax or some but how everyone was just liberated walking around like Adam and eve before the apple debacle Big tiddies, small tiddies, Pierced, long ,elongated .. I was like at first but warmed up quickly . Let me tell u something . I got the body shampoo scrub and added a 40 minute massage . I couldn't film hence everybody was naked! Shorty laid me on that table and threw a Tsunami of waves onto me ,I wasn't even ready ! Ms Sue used some dead sea scrub that smelled like the freshest Irish Spring with what I assume may of been an African cloth. Shit felt like a brillo pad so bad but it'll the best way .I took the towel off my eyes so I could see for a min ,ALL THE DEAD SKIN was unreal. She scrubbed every sin and transgression from me Chile. Every INCH of my body. Ion know what kind or oil she slattered me in but if u know me bodycare is my favorite relm and I never felt so moisturized! She got on that table and was all in my neck, I thought the bridge of my nose broke how deep she was kneeding me ..call me Lil ms Pillsbury, nah auntie Annie for that matter . Basted, slathered, moistened This place legit has everything, nail salon ,a gym ,sleeping cubbies ,it all . Entry fee is $35 however you can add on services . I didn't get to experience everything I wanted but what I did was well worth it . Ask for Ms. Sue if u wanna be scrubbed into the next dimension.