CIMER Spa Paradise City

"Fantastic. Well worth the price but there are many discounts such as if you stay at the hotel, admission is included. Indoor and outdoor heated/ regular pools. Lockers for your luggage, convenient location, helpful staff."

Joshua Sohn

"Cimer is an indoor water park located within Paradise City Hotel, combining elegant European aesthetics with Korea’s traditional jjimjilbang (sauna) culture. As a unique K-Style destination spa, Cimer offers a premium healing experience with seasonal attractions and thoughtfully themed relaxation zones.

I booked my stay through Expedia, and I was pleasantly surprised to learn that with a one-night stay booked via Expedia or Hotels.com, admission to Cimer, Wonderbox, and the jjimjilbang (sauna) was included. This is a fantastic deal if you’re planning to enjoy all the amenities Paradise City Hotel has to offer.

Even if you’re not staying at the hotel, you can still purchase separate admission tickets to Cimer, Wonderbox, or the sauna. It’s a great option for day visitors who want a luxurious experience near Incheon Airport.

When you enter Cimer, you’re given a locker key for your shoes. That same key also functions as a payment method inside Cimer. You can use it to purchase food, drinks, or other items throughout the spa. When you leave, simply pay the total amount with your credit card—it’s super convenient and cash-free!

Highly recommended for anyone looking for a relaxing and seamless spa and entertainment experience in Korea.

The first floor features indoor pools, a luxurious spa, and an outdoor swimming area. On the second floor, guests can enjoy an infinity pool and another outdoor pool, along with a stylish café offering relaxing views.

A food court and bar are conveniently located near the pool areas, making it easy to recharge between swims.

The jjimjilbang sauna is located on the second floor, in a separate area from the pools. It’s best enjoyed after your swim.

Be sure to collect your sauna gown when you check into the pool—store it in your locker, then change into it after rinsing off to enjoy the sauna facilities comfortably.

Cimer is more than just a spa—it’s a cultural wellness experience that blends modern comfort with traditional Korean charm. Highly recommended for anyone looking to relax, recharge, and experience Korean spa culture in style."

Faith4

"• Difficulty for Foreigners: Low
• Price Range: 110,000 KRW for a 2-person package (food & extras not included)
• Space: Plenty of lounging areas, saunas, and pools
• Recommended Experience: Stopover Package, Water Slides, Infinity Pool Cocktail Bar

• Pro Tip:

Not cheap (110,000 KRW for 2 people), but if you’re looking for a premium jjimjilbang + water park combo, it’s a solid experience. Check the weekday/weekend hours in advance since they change.

There are lots of places to lie down and rest, making it great for relaxing. The water slides had almost no wait (only about 4 groups ahead on a Sunday at 3 PM), and despite the high price, it wasn’t too crowded.

Size up for the jjimjilbang uniform—it runs 1.5 sizes small, so it’s better to go for the largest available.

Sauna facilities are good, with shampoo, conditioner, body wash, face toner, lotion, and body lotion provided. Hair dryers are Dyson, but pretty old models.

There’s a cocktail bar on the way to the 3rd-floor infinity pool. Drinks and food here are pricey but decent quality. My package included a cocktail, and it was actually well-made. The bartender was super friendly and hardworking.

Ordered pizza separately (took about 10 minutes), and it was pretty good.

Avoid the jjimjilbang snack shop. The shikhye (sweet rice drink) is 6,000 KRW, but it tastes like a 1,000 KRW version. Roasted eggs (1,500 KRW) were tiny, cold, and disappointing.

Massage chairs cost 5,000 KRW for 20 minutes—not free, but available.

Overall, expensive but worth it if you want a high-end jjimjilbang & water park experience. Just skip the overpriced snack bar."

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