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    Jeju Sauna & Spa Home of Wellbeing

    3.7 (1.1k reviews)
    ModerateSaunas, Day Spas
    Open Open 24 hours

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    Sarah I.

    A very unique experience! Here is a step-by-step guide 1. Enter. Pay the entrance fee.$40 2. You are given an electronic key, and a T-shirt and shorts. They are a jail bird orange. 3. Enter either the men's section or the women's. Find the locker number attached with your electronic key and take your shoes off. 4. Enter the main changing area and change into your clothes. 5. The mixed sex area has different kinds of saunas. I'm not sure if the type of sauna has any impact, however, there is a difference in temperature. The salt sauna seemed to be the hottest. Grab a cushion and go and lie inside one of the chosen saunas. There is even an ice room. 6. For the pools, go to the men's or women's section. This is where it gets a little uncomfortable. No clothes permitted. So it's complete nudity. There is a cold pool, a warm pool and a hot pool. You must shower before you enter to the pools. There is also a sauna and a steam room. Now for the services. There are multiple different kinds of services. I went for the foot massage, which was amazing. A shout out to Zaluda. This cost $70 for one hour. She was excellent. I also opted for a body scrub, which I've never had before. Boy was it beyond what I was expecting. There are two elderly ladies that have all the energy in the world that do this. You have to be completely nude and you lie down on a plastic covered table. It started off felt like someone rubbing my body with sandpaper. Ouch. I thought I would have to stop after a few moments. However, it got better and boy did dead skin get sloughed off. I was spun around, put in all sorts of awkward positions with one leg up in the air, my legs wide apart, my arms above my head, both front back and sides. As awkward as it was, I felt thoroughly clean at the end. She intermittently through water over me with a bucket. Things that concerned me: - you need to have your ID with you, which they keep at the front desk. They do return it once you have paid for all of your services. - nudity. I was not expecting this. My fault for not reading the reviews before. One gets used to it after a while, but it took me a moment. Overall, this is a great place to relax and rejuvenate. It is clean and the people working here were very nice. A great spa day.

    Christian R.

    Looked for a sauna. This place was one of the top places to pull up. It's a little different because it's completely nude to use the pool areas. It's not overly priced for the entrance. As seen in other reviews you can sleep pretty much anywhere. They also have a smoking area. As once you enter you are not allowed to walk out. Make sure to check the website about some of the heads up. I would recommend bringing some chips and cookies in your own bag. As the restaurant is overpriced and quite tasteless. The lady at the counter is quite rude and seems to be a little dirty. She didn't wear gloves and took payments then served food again. Take your own cup as they do offer water and everything else is overpriced. Did not try the services as the staff seemed a little rude and hostile as well. Overall it's clean and somewhere to take some personal space. Nothing to write home about, but worth giving a try if you have time to kill and want to relax. Take your own headphones to have some music to kill the background noise.

    Vanessa S.

    Very interesting experience! I love Korean culture and have always wanted to try the Korean spa experience. It did not disappoint. It was relaxing and the food was very good. This is a unique way to relax and spend a day. Pretty affordable for all the amenities that come with admission. My favorite sauna was the charcoal and the clay sauna rooms. There are many health benefits to the spa. I would definitely return!

    Redner S.

    Overall, this was an interesting and unique cultural experience to get a feel for the Korean spas in Korea. We had a great time visiting and enjoying the saunas! Overall, we felt comfortable and liked the ambiance. Staff were mostly friendly and they offered a wide array of services including massage, body scrubs, etc. The food was also great...we had the tteokboki and spicy beef soup. Great flavor! If you are wanting to try a Korean cultural experience, you should definitely try this!

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    Cynthia K.

    Truly a new experience. My daughter learned of this business from a social media post. I have never been to a Korean Spa. This place has everything, good service, communal spa treatment, saunas, hot & cold tubs, full service nail, waxing, Restaurant, gym, sleeping area! I could go on....The place is very clean. Shoe free zone and no phone cameras due to privacy. Most of all affordable!! I will be back very soon!

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    Keesha F.

    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!

    Nisha T.

    Finally tried this spot out... I was not disappointed at all. They have everything from a gym, nail and hair shop, pool, saunas, massages, food and a bath house. This was my first time trying a bath house and it was very different but I definitely enjoyed every sec here. The food was amazing and you could spend all day there relaxing and working. I did their body shampoo, don't think about it just do it! Ready for my next spa day!

    Andrew L.

    My first Korean sauna I've been to in GA and comparing my experiences of visiting Korean spas from NYC/NJ, Jeju sauna fell short of my expectations. There were only 5 "hot" rooms, 2 of which felt similar and the others were just warm. The big dome in the middle was actually hot, so my friend and I spent most of our time in there, but even then, I've been to hotter. The food court was pretty small, always packed with no seats, so we didn't even bother eating. We waited till after to check out the plethora of Korean restaurants all within half a mile from the sauna. It's only $40 for the entrance fee which is cheap. Everything else like massages or scrubs are additional. We did try out the $60 basic body wash, which essentially is someone scrubbing off your dead skin; painful yet great experience. The whole process of soaking in different temperature baths to prep for the process was an interesting experience in its own. I definitely can see myself coming back every few months to get that scrub.

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    Lorena C.

    I like Jeju but started going to Gangnam to get away from the crowds. This time we had a New Year's vision board activity and birthday to celebrate, so we went early to beat the crowds. It was a smart move. The Jade Room was closed but all others are open. They still don't explain the process when you pay and get your scrubs, so there were people with shoes and wandering, just generally confused. All the other rooms work well. Honestly my favorite is wet steam in the ladies room bc it is also so good for skin and hair. Clay room is probably my favorite in the common area because it is a dry, gentle but effective heat which is good for detox--drink your water throughout the visit. We don't stay overnight, but I do enjoy the no phone time to pamper, read and enjoy a few small chats. Hip Bath and Body Shampoo are my favorites. The service in the ladies area was excellent, as usual. Free Parking, average cafeteria food, pool, workout room upstairs, something for everyone. JeJu was a great place to go early, treat ourselves, meet with friends and bounce before the new year's crowds got there around 3pm.

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    Jasmin W.

    I came here for a relaxing Valentine's Day date. It was very crowded which I expected considering it was Valentine's Day weekend however I felt like the service was not great. There were no instructions in the male locker room so my fiancé got lost and was unsure where to go. Also it was not that relaxing of an environment considering while you're in the different rooms you can hear the cafe yelling loudly order numbers and people talking very loudly. There were also children running around screaming jumping in the pool which also was loud. When ordering food from the cafe they also were not friendly at all and were a little rude. It was also difficult since a lot of the staff didn't speak English so there was only one black lady there that we could speak with if we had questions about anything. At the cafe there was also not enough space to sit so we had to wait for a table to open up so we were standing to the side awkwardly with our food since you can't take food out of the cafe area. I think they put alot of money into the physical appearance of the spa but not a lot of energy into employee training or creating a relaxing ambiance. I'm not sure if I'll be coming back.

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    Love their broth, and don't even get me started on the kimchi! I ordered a quart to go and am rationing it!

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    Everytime I'm in Atlanta since I moved away I come see them get a body scrub and thank me later the v steams are amazing as well

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    Love Jeju -- the scrubs are amazing!!! The saunas are great too but the full body scrub with vitamin mask is my go to favorite.

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    Oh amazing! Need one everywhere! Massage, pools, saunas, such a happy place. Relax here ya'll!

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    Ask the Community - Jeju Sauna & Spa Home of Wellbeing

    Are there any places within the facility that male female couples can be nude together (not a private area)?

    None that I have experienced

    Do they have vegan options?

    Yes

    Is this a good place to work from? I.e. are there a lot of places to sit with accessible outlets?

    Yes, there are outlets everywhere.

    What all is included with admission?

    The admission provides you with a spa uniform and gives you access to all of the Private bath areas including soaking baths, saunas steam rooms and Infra red area as well as… 

    Hi, does anyone know what they are doing for COVID? I'm wondering how someone can get in a hot tub and wear a face mask while getting the body scrub?

    There are no covid procedures in place, as of ny visit last week. I saw maybe 1 in 30 customers wearing masks. No one wore masks in the baths or while getting scrubs. There was no social distancing. Half of the staff were not wearing masks.… 

    Do they have a Covid protocol? Are masks required?

    Masks are required. Hand sanitizer is at the door. The floor is marked with where you should stand to keep apart. They tell you how long it should take and encourage you to wait in your car for that time.

    Are couples able to be together?

    Yes me & my husband went! you guys just gotta go in the different locker rooms n meet up n the main room

    What sizes are the uniforms? Can you wear your own clothes if you are plus size?

    they definitely have plus sized uniforms; just ask for 'big size'

    Do they offer any specialty massages like Gua-sha, anti cellulite or lymphatic drainage?

    No, I have not seen those types of massages advertised. The reflexology massage is really good though.

    How do you entertain yourself in there if you're alone? Is cellphone allowed? Or do we have to lock cellphones away as well?

    You can have the cellphone with you as long as you keep it quiet and don't talk on it. You can take a book or kindle too

    Does the 24 hours mean 24 hour from whenever you decide to show up? I know at another near sauna, it's until 11AM the next morning.

    From my knowledge, it's 24 hours for you to show up anytime. The services done by a person varies by day. On a previous visit, I showed up around 12:30am and the service requested ended at 1 am. I would suggest calling to assure the service(s) you… 

    Are you able to wear a towel most of the time in the same-sex areas?

    Yes, if you choose. Plenty of towels are provided but they are not large. There is no problem. I have been there more than a few times and there is no problem. Must say we go early on weekdays. LIke everywhere, be discreet.

    For the pool, does the spa provide a swimsuit? If yes, is it included in the price of entry? What about shoes? Everyone appeared barefoot in the photos. Does the spa offer flip flops free or for sale? Thanks.

    *Bring your swimwear *I wear socks for the dry areas because I just CANNOT do it without lol

    Is this place bad? I am planning a trip to atlanta and I live near seoul just want to know if its worth my time

    Yes its worth checking out. Go during the week and it will be significantly less crowded.

    Can you swim naked in the pool, or need a swimsuit?

    A bathing suit, the pool is in the co-ed area next to the restaurant.

    My wife and I are thinking about coming, Is there co-Ed nudism, or will we be separated?

    No there is not. The nude section is same sex only.

    Last time I went to Jeju, they had replaced the lovely Korean style floor-level tables with crappy, sad, American booths. Have they changed it back? Did they realize what a mistake this was? Please say yes

    No they still have booths. I heard they installed the booths because older people were complaining about the low heights of the old tables.

    Is it acceptable to cover up with a towel in the saunas or are you nude the entire time you're in the segregated areas? Not really keen on sitting/lying down directly on the floor in those rooms.

    They give you a small towel, however it is not large enough to cover up with and is only for sitting on or drying off

    I've heard they provide body wash, soap, and toothbrush in the bathroom/locker rooms without purchase. Is this true?

    Yes!

    What services are off-limits or ill-advised for pregnant women? Thank youu

    I wouldn't do the vagina cleanse.

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    (11 reviews)
    8.0 mi

    I really hate posting bad reviews and even gave it more than a week before I do it so that my…read morefeelings aren't taken away from my reviews. My friend wanted to spend her birthday at a bath house. We've tried Jeju and SpaLand before, but wanted to try something different. There were a total of 4 of us. Roman Holiday Sauna is in that Red Green Brazilian Steakhouse shopping center all the way to the right corner. When we got there, it was completely empty except for the people that was working there. They gave us 4 a quick tour and we started out on the lower floor where the saunas, lockers, and restaurant are. For those of you that have a hard time going up and down the stairs, their elevator is currently not working. When we got there, guess what? There were no baths! We did read about this on the reviews, but when we called prior to our visit, they claimed that there were baths. Nope...it wasn't even built for a bath. We had all purchased the body polish and they said that we can just eat first, steam and then do the polish. They wanted us to wait an hour. We said okay. Went to the "restaurant" and they claimed that their menu wasn't printed nor was the tv working where the menu was. So we had to try to figure out what their "handwriting" menu was. 2 out of us 4 ordered soup. Foods took awhile b/c it was just one lady cooking and it seems like they weren't really prepared....they literally said that they don't have 70% of the items from the "menu" because they haven't went grocery shopping (more like because they don't have enough customers). While waiting, they left the door open to the outside part behind us. Their employees kept on coming and going and the cigarette smell was getting stronger and stronger. I tried to go to the door to close it, but they kept it propped open and I can see where all the employees were back there smoking. Foods arrived...it was good. Since it took them awhile to cook (more than 30 mins), the body polish ladies kept on coming to us asking if we're ready yet. We told them that we literally just got our foods, they told us to be here for at least an our, and we wanted all 4 of us to be polished at the same time. Before I proceed, we did asked the front desk lady if there's enough staff to do the massages and body polish at the same time...she kept on trying to convince us to get the $160 package. We said that we will only get it if we can go at the same time...she kept on saying yes. Finished our foods, went to the polish area and they said to go wash our bodies first and go steam. We did all of that. OHHH! Before I forget, we all used the restrooms prior to this and the ladies that were working there did too. They were using it for awhile and when they came out of their stalls, not a single one of them WASHED THEIR HANDS!!! We're thinking to ourselves, these will be the same hands touching us, but we tried to think positively that at least they will wash it prior to polishing us. Here's where it all went down...if you're still following along...after the steaming room and they called us all out that they're ready, they only prepared 3 out of the 4 beds...we're like okayyyy. I told them that I'll just go lay on the infrared floor and wait, hence, the body polish is 90 minutes. It is what it is and we were all planning to be there all day anyways. After they rushed through one of my sisters, they told her to go ahead and go upstairs for her foot massage. She repeatedly told them that she's waiting for us. I'm still laying there on the darn hard floor rotating front and back waiting for them to call me. Next thing I heard was my sister coming back from the locker room asking them why did they started on someone else and not ME?!?! I lifted my head up and saw that they completely skipped me EVEN THOUGH I WAITED 90 MINUTES!!! What the F*CK?!?! One of the ladies there tried to lied to my sister and said that that lady was waiting for a long time already and was been there. Sis said, "No...there was nobody here before us. You knew my sister had been waiting, but you still proceeded to take someone else". They said they had a system going and my sister didn't understand. That's what got me riling up. The front desk lady (not sure if she's the mgr or what not) came downstairs and tried to talk too....the moment the staff said my sister didn't understand, I said, "forget it...I'm cancelling b/c I'm not waiting another 90 mins and you can just refund me". They tried to say, it'll be another 10 mins. Why? So that they can rush through my 2nd sister and friend? Went upstairs and got my refund and the desk lady kept on apologizing that they're short staff and didn't know until "yesterday". I told her that was not the point. I didn't mind the wait b/c I was already waiting, but to have someone skip right in front of me after I PATIENTLY waited and then to try to gaslight my sister? Oh h*ll no! *can't type anymore b/c Yelp have a min*

    Nice clean sauna off of Buford Hwy with a pretty good restaurant. Very friendly staff, mostly older…read moreKorean women. The chef and the owner were the friendliest. The kitchen didn't offer much, but the bean sprout pollack soup was very tasty and the side dishes were quite good. They don't offer any alcoholic drinks there though. The common area includes a salt room, charcoal room, and red clay room. I took a nap in the quiet, hot red clay room. There weren't that many people there when I visited the sauna, so it was fairly quiet and with speedy service. The men's sauna had the basics - steam sauna, dry sauna, shower, massage table...

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    Saltville Grotto & Spa

    Saltville Grotto & Spa

    3.9
    (34 reviews)
    9.5 mi

    I really enjoyed my time here. Edwin at the front desk was chill, laid back, and polite. I called…read moreto book a couples massage, float, and salt room visit. He said he would call me back to confirm the massage therapists and he did right away. Our massage therapists were Brad and Karen. I had Brad and my husband had Karen. They were both friendly and had great energy. It feels like a small family business which I liked. This was our first time here. Karen mentioned she does sound baths in the salt room so I want to come back for that. Brad did a great job on my massage. We also did an hour float. It was my first time and I was nervous at first but it ended up being very relaxing. I loved the salt room too. It was just my husband and I there. I would love to come back with a book. Overall, great experience for me.

    Simply MAGICAL! Where to even start?! If you are a burned…read moreout MOM this one is for you! I had been looking into the events section for several months but since I live on the Opposite end of ATL I hadn't made the trip. I hit a wall, big time, with work/kids I was burned out to the max so I decided to book a whole day and an event so I could really dig into the self care I often neglect. I started with an EXCEPTIONAL massage, when I walked into the room, Renee, greeted me with a warm smile and asked how she can help me- I almost cried bc it was genuine and frankly nobody ever asks me that, I'm always the one running around for others. The massage was so relaxing, renee has very intuitive and healing hands. I then did the float tank, I felt like I was in the womb- sounds weird but if you try it you will understand. I did the zero gravity chair and put on my meditation music. Lastly, I attended the group event with Raye for the equinox. HOLY SH!t Batman! When I tell you I left feeling SHEER JOY, I mean sheer euphoric JOY! Sitting in circle is always pleasant and I enjoy it but whatever sound bath magic is happening in that salt cave is unreal! The sounds and vibrations I had never heard or even imagines permeated every cell of my being. If you go try to make a day of it to really soak it in, the prices are extremely reasonable and the service is top notch! Thank you to Brandi, Barbara, Renee, and Raye! This is your sign to just go... your mind, body, and soul will thank you! I will DEFINITELY be back!

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    Not my pic, because we can't take phones in. But this is the salt cave!
    Not my pic, because we can't take phones in. But this is the salt cave!
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    Jeju Sauna & Spa Home of Wellbeing - saunas - Updated August 2026

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