Gangnam Sauna

Gangnam Sauna

🔆 Infrared Sauna 🔥 Traditional Sauna

📍 6005 Buford Hwy, Norcross, Georgia, 30071

Pricing

Service Price
Day Pass $30
General admission: $30 at front office. Senior: $20. Children: $15 (children under 4 years old not allowed). Open 24/7.
⭐ 3.7 (462 reviews) View on Google

What Visitors Say

What Visitors Liked

✓ sauna and steam rooms available✓ cold bath invigorating✓ full body scrub excellent✓ affordable pricing✓ 24/7 availability✓ cozy relaxing spot✓ good detox experience✓ accommodating staff for disabilities

What Visitors Noted

⚠ mixed feedback on cleanliness⚠ mixed feedback on staff• coed sauna rooms non-functional• dry sauna not hot enough• clay sauna pointless• hot bath gross with debris• cold bath only lukewarm• dated facilities need maintenance• inappropriate sexual atmosphere• gender-specific areas forced separation• shared sandals in bathroom• lack of cleaning protocols

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Cold Plunge & Sauna

This spa offers a traditional Korean experience with separate gender-specific areas and a coed section featuring various sauna and steam rooms. Spa-goers report inconsistent functionality, with the coed area often having non-operational rooms. The dry sauna is noted as not being hot enough, and the clay sauna is frequently described as pointless due to a lack of warmth. For contrast therapy, a cold bath is available; some guests find it invigorating, while others describe it as only lukewarm. The hot bath has been observed with a film of debris, raising cleanliness concerns. Guests appreciate having these amenities available for a detox or relaxation session, often spending a couple of hours alternating between the steam room and ice bath.

Atmosphere

The atmosphere receives mixed feedback. Some guests find a cozy, relaxing spot for meditation and wellness. However, others report significant issues, including an inappropriate sexual atmosphere in the gender-specific wet areas with overt physical interactions, which creates discomfort. The environment in the coed area is limited by non-functional facilities, forcing groups to separate. The overall facility is described as dated and in need of maintenance and refreshment.

Pricing

Guests consistently note the pricing as affordable and reasonable. The excellent full-body scrub is highlighted as an amazing value at $30. Food and drink prices within the spa are also considered fair by visitors.

Staff

Staff reception is mixed. Many guests find them very nice, friendly, and accommodating, with specific mention of helpful service for guests with disabilities. There is also a mention of staff providing free donuts. However, one interaction with kitchen staff involved a misunderstanding over a drink order and a request for a tip.

Additional Amenities

Beyond the core thermal facilities, the spa provides a full-body scrub service that is highly praised. A restaurant area serves items like ramen, seaweed soup, mixed fruit drinks, and donuts. The venue operates 24/7.

What Reviewers Love

  • The full-body scrub service is frequently highlighted as excellent and a great value.
  • The spa offers 24/7 access, which guests appreciate for flexible wellness time.
  • Staff are often described as friendly, nice, and accommodating.

Amenities

Sauna roomsSteam roomsCold plunge bathHot bathClay saunaGender-specific areasCoed areaFull-body scrubRestaurant/kitchen24/7 access

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the sauna and cold plunge facilities always functional?

Guests report inconsistent functionality, with several coed sauna rooms frequently not working and temperatures (for dry, clay, and cold baths) often not meeting expectations.

What is the atmosphere like?

Experiences vary. Some find it relaxing, but others report an inappropriate sexual atmosphere in the gender-specific wet areas and note the facilities feel dated.

Is the spa clean?

Cleanliness is a common concern. Guests have reported debris in the hot baths, personal items left in saunas, and shared sandals in bathrooms, feeling the facilities are not cleaned as rigorously as other spas.