Families and groups
Come together, bathe apart
Grandparents, parents, cousins and friends can spend the afternoon at Brazier. The baths are separate for women and men. Everything else is shared.
Meet on the rest floor and the kitchen, with a table for the whole group. Kyungsook can hold low tables together on the kitchen side.
Children 6 to 15 come with a parent or guardian who stays with them
The heat rooms are for guests 16 and older
Call for a group of eight or more
A group visit
How an afternoon goes
Step 1: Arrive together
Check in at the front hall as one group. Everyone gets a uniform, a towel and a locker key.
Step 2: Split for the baths
Women and men go to their own bathing areas and meet again on the rest floor.
Step 3: Meet at the table
Eat and drink tea at low tables in the kitchen. Nobody has to hurry back to a schedule.
Step 4: Stay as long as the entry lasts
Up to six hours, and everyone leaves when they like.
Planning for eight or more?
Call the front hall and Kyungsook will hold the tables and the lockers together.