Jeju Sauna & Spa Home of Wellbeing

I in fact love this place. These reviews scare me, most of them are acting like everyone walks around nude and they are scared like the 6^th grade boys bathroom. GROW UP People. this is no different than any gym.
The food is just simply some of the best Korean I have had. The place is nice, clean, it can be a little confusing at first finding where to go. Any one of the sauna’s are quite relaxing, except for the igloo one. Its just not comfortable with minimal clothing on. But that being said the rest really make up for it. I would say the message was average, but it wont stop me from going. I am trying to figure out how there is a smoking room in a well being spa… but i never saw it or smelled anything. Over all this a really cool experience and a neat place to spend an evening.
If you have a problem with gym level nudity then you should probably blame your parents.

Pretty cool experience. I would not go regularly because it’s pricey. Also, I found it interesting that young kids were there late at night. Must be a cultural thing. It did not take away from my experience though…

I just love this place. The first time I went alone just to check it out. Loved it so this time I brought a friend. We had a blast and she had a great experience. I said you r going to thank me for making you do something out of your norm. And she did

What to bring
Deep conditioning hair mask
Swim suit for coed pool
Travel or regular pillow
Ear plugs or ear phones (people always talk and snore)
Tablet
Eye mask
Skincare mask
Comfy bra and panties
One of those «self cooling towels» for the hot rooms
Money for a $ 30 hip bath
Money for food
Valium, ect lol
An open mind
A shaved body if you worry about that kind of thing
Nail polish for hanging out in the locker room
A water bottle
Ice packs if you think you might get too hot or have sore muscles
Books and magazines if that’s how you meditate

I have been here multiple times and leave relaxed after each visit. I have had the hip bath, body scrub, body massage, and hip massage. All of their services are great and I especially love relaxing in the saunas. I look forward to my monthly visits. They are rejuvenating and healing.

We loved every bit of our experience! This was my first time visiting a Korean style spa, and it felt like going on a mini vacation. Super fun, affordable ($ 25 no time limit), and a little out of the ordinary! I wrote some tips at the end of my review for any one visiting for the first time.
Location/​Parking:
Jeju Sauna’s located in the hub of Duluth (aka Georgia’s little Korean town). It’s right between Gwinnett Palace Mall and Mall Corners Shopping Center. It’s hard to miss with its big blue sign!
Parking is huge so should never be a problem. The area has a low crime rate, so you shouldn’t be too worried leaving your car out in the parking lot for several hours.
Service:
Service is great! The gentlemen at the entrance was really helpful and explained everything in detail for us when we told him that we were «newbies». He even took his time to find the right size outfit for my picky son.
Food/​Amenities:
We tried the Korean shaved ice and dumplings. Pretty cheap and tasty! The entire place was very clean and I saw several workers
Tips:
1. If you are not comfortable getting naked in front of strangers, this place is NOT for you. Both male and female shower areas require you to be in your birthday suit.
2. If you have an active/​whiny little one. DO NOT COME HERE. Most people come here to relax and enjoy the peace. It annoyed me as a parent when I saw little ones running around the place.
3. If you have sensitive skin/​scalp, picky about your shampoo/​body wash/​lotion don’t hesitate to bring your own. The shampoo/​conditioner provided is really nice (smells awesome) but may not work for all. Hair dryers and even Qtips are provided.
4. Please wear deodorant before entering the sauna.

Really loved the place. General admission was $ 25 but several additional services like massages and the body scrub. However because the spot is so large there’s so many people as well as children present. The spas 24 hours which is an awesome added bonus so you can go there anytime that you would like. The only real downfall is that it can get pretty noisy when you’re trying to relax.

I’ve been to Korean Bath Houses before; this one was fair. It was over crowded and it wasn’t as clean as the ones I’ve dealt with. I could smell chlorine in the water area, where I should have smelled eucalyptus. I had a hip bath which was new. It was an experience that I would have done again. The food was traditional Korean food and it was fair.

My experience was moderate. The environment was clean and the majority of the staff were friendly.
The additional services I received were a good for my first time here. Foot Reflexology was great. The Hip Bath was my favorite thing to do there. Along with all the various saunas, pools and my favorite thing were those heated floors.
I had a great time with my friends.

Had a fun experience here with my friends. Happy that they had same sex bath area where you can be nude, and a separate coed sauna and eating area where you wear clothes. I was with one guy and one girl so the diversity in things to do and different setting were nice. The wet area was a bit crowded, wish the infrared area and lockers was less crowded. The saunas were fun and they have so many different types, even a cold one! We brought our own face mask and treatments to do more pampering on our own.
The food was decent. I got the seafood soup which was decent but my friend’s ramen was better. The towels are a bit smaller which makes showering difficult. I’m not sure they strictly enforce the rule of showering before going into baths. I saw a lot of women do the hip bath which I am very curious about. There’s a nice big parking lot so parking is a breeze.
Considering that there aren’t many Korean bathhouses in the Atlanta area, I am rating this highly since this does a nice job of providing the experience at a fairly good quality.

Jeju is an interesting experience. I left relaxed and soothed, but that’s largely in part to my own mindset and the additional services I purchased rather than simply the establishment itself.
Upon arrival, you check in, pay your $ 25 24-​hour entrance fee and receive your uniform of stretchy shorts and a t-​shirt. From there, men and women go to their respective locker rooms and must immediately remove their shoes. You’ll be barefoot for every second you’re at Jeju. Change into your uniform and meet your partner in the common area — for the various saunas, exercise equipment, massage, foot reflexology or café. Or, alternatively, get nude and enjoy the hot tub, cool tub, wet and dry saunas in your locker room area. This is also where the body scrub is.
You can easily spend all day steaming or exercising and stay clothed the whole time (and not have to pay any additional fees). But any time spent in the locker room area or in the hot tubs will be spent nude — and in the presence of other nude people — so if that bothers you, I would suggest a more traditional spa experience elsewhere. For the most part, it’s hard to be self-​conscious with lots of others in the same boat. Because there are LOTS of other people. I imagine on Saturdays and Sundays that this place is packed. But it’s open 24 hours, so pick a time that’s most convenient for you.
I did the body shampoo — a super unsexy scrub down from an aggressive woman scouring my body like a stubborn casserole dish. While I slipped around on a plastic table, she scrubbed me vigorously and periodically threw a bucket of warm water on me. And she was THOROUGH. There are five other people on similar tables in the same area getting the same aggressive treatment at the same time. It’s hard not to giggle.
Another service I purchased was the hip bath. For this, I sat on a steamy pot of 19 Korean herbs for vaginal health while wearing a kind of full-​body shower cap. I didn’t leave with the renewed vagina of a teen, but it was an interesting experience. It got super hot sitting there for 40 interminable minutes while Steve Harvey prattled nonsense on his show on the TV in front of the five vagina bath captives. Apparently Steve Harvey has a horrible show where he’s allowed to make up the content as he goes. Longest, hottest 40 minutes of my life.
I also paid for a massage. If you’re accustomed to a soothing spa experience, this may not be the place for you. Yes, the massage was very relaxing and through — but it was also conducted in a room with three other people being massaged in tandem, separated only by a sheet. With staggered start and stop times, there is some noise as people enter or leave the area or provide feedback on their experiences. But it felt great. There are also children present in all of the areas, playing and chattering, which is somewhat unnerving around so much nudity. People are allowed to speak everywhere, and patrons are paged via the intercom system when it’s their turn for scheduled services.
The saunas are largely the same — hot — but have different themes. There’s a café with some traditional-​seeming Asian fare — noodle bowls, barbecued meat, fruit, smoothies and juice — which patrons seemed to enjoy.
Ultimately I spent four hours and $ 175 at Jeju with the entrance fee and a massage, body shampoo and hip bath (plus $ 30 for 20% tips on services I purchased, which I placed in the provided envelopes upon checkout), but many people apparently spend the full 24 hours there and nap on the heated floors in the common areas. There are additional services, products and snacks to buy as well.
Some advice: bring clean clothes and your own toiletries (including makeup). You can shower (out in the open, only) and leave fresh and clean. Also, bring your own towel because the provided towels are about the size of hand towels. And bring cash for tips. They’ll give you cash when you check out, but it’s faster if you have the right amounts ready to go. I would also suggest soaking and using the saunas prior to (and in between) any purchased services. You could be waiting awhile if there are a lot of people there in line for various services. Do a massage prior to a body shampoo so you leave scrubbed and cleaned, instead of oily. Also, bring a water bottle and refill it from any of the water coolers available.
Verdict: fun experience to try but not the most relaxing spa experience with the noise and children. The staff are friendly and helpful. But it would be super awkward to run into a coworker here — or even to go with a group of friends — because of the forced nudity. But, it was a fun solo day.

Yesterday was my first visit and I have been wanting to go for a while. Friends who had been suggested I go solo but I decided to go with 2 friends. I wasn’t surprised to see how busy it was since the expectation was posted online of average volume and times. I was surprised to see people with young children but was quickly able to understand their logic. The environment has a community family friendly feeling.
When you check in you get a wrist bad that has your number and locker key so no worries about carrying anything while inside. Your services get logged to your key number and you pay on the way out.
I love that there are no shoes allowed past the entry leaving the wonderfully heated floors clean. The people who worked there were very friendly and helpful by asking if it was my first time and giving a tour. There was no pressure to get additional services so your $ 25.00 entrance fee gets you full access to the saunas, pool, baths, showers, sleep rooms, & specialty saunas. Which is well worth the cost. I noticed some people there with their families looked pretty comfortable. Had electronics and food and bags to spend the night.
In the ladies common area nudity was uninhibited and beautiful. People of all ages and backgrounds being comfortable. The women working their were very mindful to ensure things were as sanitary as possible making sure everyone showered frequently.
The aroma from the Hip bath drew me in and it was a nice experience. You sit over a pot of steaming herbs with a drap covering your entire body while you sweat and watch tv.
I also did the basic body scrub and it was awesome. You lay accross a table covered in plastic and a woman rubs you down using special loofah mits and various salts. From the bottom of your feet to your chin. And the best surprise was a shampoo at the end. Yes my scalp got the same massaging rub my body did and it was amazing.
After spending so much time being fancy free and nude I put the uniform on and joined the comon area. The hard part was deciding which sauna to retreat too! I chose the charcoal sauna and was fast asleep. Sweating and relaxing on a little rectangle pillow on a woven mat. Superb.
After a few resting hours I enjoyed the noodle and seafood soup and was surprised at how fresh the sea food was. People were sleeping everywhere like a big slumber party.
It was about 6pm when we arrived and left around 2:30am. Next time I will definitely plan to rest the night.

A great place to feel rejuvenated and put your feet up. Customer service is fantastic and the Manager on duty tonight rocked and our tour guide was great! First time experience: I was nervous about being naked on the women’s side but after a while I felt comfortable and the common area was soo delightful. 7 Saunas — wow!!!
The common pool was lovely to swim in as well. The bathrooms on the women’s locker room was always clean but the poolside bathroom was messy.
I recommend the Body Scrub and Hip Bath… oh my goodness — soo nice!

Damn, just realized I’ve been here what? 5 times in the past three months and I haven’t even Unilocaled about it. WTF me!!!
Gosh, anyway, I don’t know about a typical Korean spa, my guess is this one runs the gamut of what you’d find in a typical Korean spa: gender-​segregated wet areas where you HAVE to be butt-​ass naked. These include cold, warm and warm jacuzzi pools, a wet sauna, dry sauna, an infrared light therapy area, sit-​down and stand up showers. Additional services include hip baths, korean body scrubs (which I think is a dry scrub with a mitt, I could be wrong. haven’t done that one yet), body shampoos, foot reflexogy, and swedish/​deep tissue massage. In the common area you’ll find the resto (open to 2 am during the week, 3 am during the weekend. the foods ok) JFC I sound like a commercial. You’ll also find the various salt and rock rooms that vary from cold to warm to hot.
I LOVE coming here you guys just don’t even know. I try to get out here like 1 – 2 times per month. It’s the best place. I bring a comfy pillow, a book and my kindle, a sleep mask, and spend the night here. (Oh did I mention it’s a 24-​hr spa) I also like to bring my own bath/​beauty products. I do my own scrub with a loofah and body brush, then i towel off (bring your own towel, the provided ones are itty bitty hand towels), soak in the pools, sweat in the saunas, then do a paper mask. Come to think of it, this would be a good place for a deep hair conditioner. Once
People sleep on mats all around in the common area. I come here by myself, but I’ve seen families with toddler-​aged children, girl groups, boy groups, young, middle-​aged, and old. It’s great to come here to just relax, soak away and sweat out your toxins and rejuvenate yourself.
Do yourself a freaking favor and make the long-​ass drive to freaking Duluth, pay the measly $ 25 (which gets you 24 hour access) and chillax.

Just recently have I been frequenting this place to show friends that it’s a great place to detox. Dry saunas are the best and it’s always nice to that they maintain the public space well. It’s quite clean and sanitary for a place that’s open ²⁴⁄₇.
When you walk in, you’re expected to give your DL and pay $ 25 for the general admission fee. I’m impressed that they haven’t raised the rates in the last 4 years I’ve known about this sauna spot. You’re given a pair of shorts and t-​shirts. Everyone has to wear one and no shoes are allowed on the main floor or throughout the locker room. The staff here is super friendly and courteous. There is a pretty tasty food court which has similar prices as if you were to eat at a Super H-​mart or Assi Plaza food court and their fruit smoothies are the best. Strawberry is my favorite.
I would say if you’ve never been, it’s definitely worth a visit. They do offer a public pool where you can sport your bathing suits but the same sex pool and hot tub require you to be butt naked. Not my thing but plenty of guests take part. They offer massage services, acupuncture, reflexology, this thing called a hip bath for women and several other spa services. There’s even a super small gym on the second level if you’re wanting to get in a quick workout while you’re there. I appreciate the heated marble floors, the unique dry sauna rooms and free wi-​fi throughout if you need it. Folks have been seen using their Skype, watching videos on their phones and surfing the web on their laptops. This is the only place where I go off the grid during my entire stay but it’s nice to not be connected to the outside world once in a blue moon.
Highly recommended if you dig dry saunas and want an unique experience that will get you relaxed and relieve any stress you might be carrying that day/​night!

It’s been a minute since my last visit.
I do think this place is great but I was grossed out by those people that still wore flip flops in the common area. Flip flops are still dirty!!! Hope they are more strict on it now.

Still 5 stars since the day I first stepped foot into Jeju!
I recently visited Atlanta over the past weekend and made a visit to one of my favorite places to unwind, relax, and heal. I’m still convinced Jeju is one of the best places Atlanta has to offer in the area of wellbeing.
I was pleasantly surprised to see the mats replaced and upgraded in the Charcoal room (which is one of my favorites). They were plush (a bit thicker than the the usual slimmer rugs) which added more comfort to laying on the floor. The other rooms had the same usual slimmer mats and to be quite honest needs to be replaced.
The rooms seems to be a bit hotter than I remembered since my last visit 2 years ago, but that wasn’t a bother at all. My favorite room, the Jewel room, was one of them. As soon as I walked in I began sweating which I wasn’t prepared for but it was welcomed nonetheless.
I fell in love with a new favorite, the Jade room. Oh my, my. I went in there and my body temperature began to raise from the inside out. I wasn’t sweating through my pores, I was heating up on the inside as if someone turned up my temperature, LOL! It was quite the experience and I ended up falling asleep for a good 20 while my son read his book next to me.
The fact that you can spend $ 25 (for an adult entry) and have access to all of these healing rooms and bath house with no additional cost is truly an invest worth making in your health. And then to add to that there are other healing services such as massage, reflexology, full body scrubs (and more) that you can pay additional to receive.
My son and I enjoyed sharing a bowl of seaweed soup for lunch and made sure we had our bottles of water to accompanying us inside the rooms. You want to have some water in order to stay hydrated. It gets hot in there.
Overall, I still rate Jeju 5 stars and would give them more if I could.

After a long hiatus of 7 years, I finally decided to visit Jeju Sauna again with a couple of my brave friends. After spending 7 hours here, my only regret was that I didn’t come here sooner. Jeju Sauna provides a unique place for relaxation and hanging out with your friends or your family. Just make sure to let people know everyone has to be naked in their respective gender section if they plan on taking a bath. That’s right, if you go with the friend, make sure you are REALLY comfortable with them.
In order to access the facility, you pay $ 25 and leave some sort of identification as collateral because you are given 24 hour access (this has to be continuous. You can’t leave and come back for this 24 hour access to be valid). They then hand you t-​shirt, shorts, and a bracelet with your locker key attached. Please remember to hold on to this as this acts as your key and wallet once you are in the facility.
Once you go in to the locker area, you have the option of going to the commons area with clothes on or going to your gender specific bath with everything off. For my visit, we skipped the bath and went straight to the commons area as to meet with my fiancée and other friends male/​female. The common area comes with many saunas of different types. They range in different temperature, heating mediums, and health benefits. Also in the common area is a food court, swimming pool, and massage room.
With all these accommodations, you can practically spend the night here. Keep in mind they give you free pillows and towels too. Blankets aren’t needed as the areas is warm in general. My particular group had a very fun time trying out the different meals like Korean cold noodles ($ 6.99) and dduk bbok ki ($ 6.99) and playing board games that we brought. We also noticed that the common area comes with free wifi, so I guess one could watch a movie online or catch up on some work.
After spending 7 long hours (varying schedules prevented us from staying 24 hours), we had a great time and got to experience something new. It was truly relaxing and entertaining at the same time given all the accommodations for relaxation and entertainment. Next time I return, I am definitely going for a bath and also trying some of their massages (ranges from $ 50-​$ 100).
A solid 4/​5, I would definitely recommend people from any background to come and experience Jeju Sauna for yourselves.

Always try to stop here when passing through the Atlanta area.
It’s clean, nicely built, well-​maintained, and fun! The staff is also very informative and attentive.
I grew up going to bathhouses in Korea, and still go when I’m visiting home, and this is a little different. Not in a bad way, though! The hot tub water is slightly chlorinated, but I bet that has to reasons or regulations in the U.S.
I enjoy getting a good soak in, then sitting in the steam sauna (the dry sauna isn’t a good idea if you’re planning on getting the body scrubbing aka «body shampoo»), then joining my husband in the common area to sit in different rooms, maybe get something to eat, then returning to the ladies’ side to soak a little more before either scrubbing myself or getting the ladies to do it. Top it off with a good shower, and then a face mask! You’ll feel like a new person.

Love jeju. Went to jeju after a long time. I used to come here a lot last year.
Women’s section:
You are completely naked here!
dry sauna is awesome.
They have hot water jacuzzi, med temp water jacuzzi and cold water pool. Around ⁶⁄₇ showers.
Definitely try their whole body scrub. They pour milk and oil on you! It just feels amazing afterwards.
I have never tried hip bath but ppl sAy it’s really good.
Common area:
Very clean and Heated floors
Other sauna rooms which are unisex.
Restaurant serves good food. grilled chicken is probably the healthiest option they have.
I wish they have more healthy food.
You can literally take a nap here.
Free wifi.
Foot massage is really good but I prefer their acupressure massage.