Not strictly a Korean Spa any more as there have been a few changes of ownership, but still offers what you'd expect. Separate men's and women's wet areas, co-ed cold, clay, etc rooms, massages and scrubs.

For a while there it was shorts required in the wet area but they don't seem to care any more so some people are in shorts, some nude. Uniforms are required in the co-ed areas, which they give you when you check-in.

Men's wet area has dry and wet sauna, three soaking tubs of different temperate and standing and sitting shower areas.

The crowd varies wildly through the day and week. I've mostly been there weekends. Sometimes it's more of a loud Russian banya, sometimes more of a chill Korean Spa.