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New Star Korean Spa Tianshan Road
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New Star Korean Spa on Tianshan Road is a well-known Korean-style bathhouse and spa in Shanghai's Changning district. It offers a range of facilities including traditional Korean saunas (jjimjilbangs), hot tubs, steam rooms, and relaxation lounges. The spa is a popular spot for locals and expats seeking a rejuvenating escape from the city's hustle. Upon entering, guests change into provided uniforms and can move between different temperature rooms, from cold plunges to hot clay saunas. There are also areas for sleeping, reading, or watching TV. The atmosphere is clean and modern, with a focus on hygiene and relaxation. The spa is particularly known for its body scrubs and massage services, which are available at an additional cost. It's a great place to spend a few hours or even a full day unwinding.
Don't miss
- Experience traditional Korean saunas including clay and salt rooms
- Relax in hot tubs and cold plunge pools
- Indulge in a Korean body scrub or massage (additional cost)
- Unwind in the communal sleeping and lounge areas
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit New Star Korean Spa Tianshan Road
You can visit on your own (paid entry; prices vary by time and day. check official site or call for current rates. book online to skip queues). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.
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Know before you go
- You'll be provided with a uniform upon entry. Swimwear is not required in gender-segregated areas.
- Bring your own toiletries if you prefer specific brands, though basic soap and shampoo are provided.
- Stay hydrated; there are water stations throughout the spa.
- Silence your phone in relaxation areas to maintain a peaceful atmosphere.
A bit of history
Korean-style spas, or jjimjilbangs, originated in Korea and have become popular across Asia. New Star Korean Spa brings this tradition to Shanghai, offering a authentic experience in the Changning district.
Common questions
Is New Star Korean Spa co-ed?
The wet areas (hot tubs, steam rooms) are gender-segregated, but the dry saunas and lounges are co-ed.
Do I need to bring a towel?
Towels and uniforms are provided. You don't need to bring anything except personal items.
Can I stay overnight?
Yes, the spa is open 24 hours and has sleeping areas. An overnight stay is allowed with entry fee.
Are massages included in the entry fee?
No, massages and body scrubs are extra. Prices are posted at the reception.
Is there a restaurant inside?
Yes, there is a small café serving Korean snacks and drinks.
What is the dress code?
In the co-ed areas, you wear the provided uniform. In gender-segregated wet areas, you are nude.
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