Questions and answers

No. Walk in any day we are open and use the baths, the heat rooms, the rest floor and the kitchen. Book ahead for a treatment, and call for a group of eight or more.

Street clothes to the front hall, then the top and shorts we give you for the shared floors. The baths are unclothed, as at spas in Korea, and a towel is provided. The rules page goes room by room.

Day entry lasts up to six hours. Last entry is two hours before we close.

Yes. Children 6 to 15 come with a parent or guardian who stays with them, and they use the rest floor, the kitchen and the cool room. The heat rooms are for guests 16 and older.

A change of clothes, and a hair tie if you need one. We give you a towel, a uniform and a locker key, and soap and shampoo are in the baths. Leave valuables at home.

In the lot behind the building, which holds a car for every guest at once on most days. The entrance is on Old Denton Road.

Yes, as at spas in Korea. The women's and men's baths are separate, and a towel is provided for the walk to the locker. If that is not for you, the heat rooms, the rest floor and the kitchen are open to everyone in the uniform.

They are warm to hot, and the cool room is beside them for a reason. Go in for as long as it feels comfortable, shower, drink water and come out. The policies page says who should ask a doctor first.

Please keep it in the locker. The floors are kept quiet, and there are no photos anywhere inside.

Seokjin, Kyungsook and Joonyoung speak Korean and English, and so do many of the thirty of us on the floors.