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How to Use Gyodong Foot Bath on the 2nd Floor at 61 Eunhaeng-ro

Gyodong Foot Bath is a registered foot bath and massage facility on the 2nd floor of 61 Eunhaeng-ro in Jeonju Hanok Village. A session including a foot bath, shoulder massage, and a drink takes about 30–40 minutes. This guide covers operating hours, prices, stair access, bus stops, and parking information for international visitors.

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What Is Gyodong Foot Bath at 61 Eunhaeng-ro, 2nd Floor?

Gyodong Foot Bath is a facility located on the 2nd floor at 61 Eunhaeng-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju, Jeonbuk State. In the Korea Tourism Organization’s travel information, a facility at the same address is registered as “Massage Foot Bath Café Observatory” and introduced as a café where visitors can receive massages and foot baths on the 2nd floor of Jeonju Hanok Village.

The experience combines a foot bath and shoulder massage with a drink. According to the Korea Tourism Organization, the entire visit takes approximately 30–40 minutes, while reviews state that the basic course takes about 30 minutes. Because the facility is on Eunhaeng-ro in Hanok Village, it can be a convenient short break during sightseeing, although no independent official website has been confirmed.

전주 한옥마을 2층 족욕카페로 등록된 시설의 모습입니다. — This is a view of the facility registered as a foot-bath café on the 2nd floor of Jeonju Hanok Village. — Photo source: visitkorea.or.kr

11,000 Won Aroma Foot Bath and 4,000 Won Shoulder Massage

According to the menu registered on Dining Code, the aroma foot bath costs 11,000 won and the shoulder massage costs 4,000 won. Peppermint, lavender, and rosemary are listed for the aroma foot bath, while the Korea Tourism Organization states that visitors can choose one of aroma, green tea, peppermint, lavender, or rosemary.

After the foot bath, visitors can finish with a foot cream. Information states that a drink is provided free of charge when the foot bath and shoulder massage are used together. Registered drinks include an Americano, ramie-leaf tea, persimmon-leaf mint tea, and burdock tea, available iced or hot. Peach iced tea and lemon iced tea are also listed on the menu, but since the exact total price of the basic course varies by source, it is safest to regard 11,000 won and 4,000 won as the individual menu prices.

족욕카페 내부와 이용 공간을 보여 주는 대표 사진입니다. — A representative photo showing the interior and guest area of the foot-bath café. — Photo source: cloudfront.net

Operating Hours by Day, from 10:30 a.m. into the Evening

The registered operating hours are Sunday and Monday 10:30–22:00, Tuesday–Thursday 11:00–22:00, Friday 10:30–22:00, and Saturday 10:30–22:30. The last order is listed as 21:30 on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday–Friday.

On Saturday, the facility operates from 10:30–22:30, with the last order at 22:00. Other registered information lists the facility as open year-round, so its regular closure status may be recorded as open year-round. For telephone inquiries, call 0507-1327-7236. These operating hours and closure details are registered information as of August 19, 2026.

한옥마을 족욕카페의 좌석과 실내 분위기를 담은 사진입니다. — A photo capturing the seating and indoor atmosphere of the Hanok Village foot-bath café. — Photo source: cloudfront.net

How to Travel from Jeonju Station to 61 Eunhaeng-ro

For international visitors departing from Jeonju Station or Jeonju Express Bus Terminal, the most practical approach is to enter “Omokdae · Hanok Village” bus stop or the address “2nd Floor, 61 Eunhaeng-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju, Jeonbuk State” as the destination in a map app. The “Omokdae · Hanok Village” stop near the facility is approximately 186 m away based on the location, and its stop number is listed as 30616.

Village bus 14 and regular bus 350 are listed at this stop. Route 14 is a village bus running from Naksujeong to Naksujeong in Jeonju, while route 350 is a regular bus running from Samnye Terminal in Jeonju to the Pyeonghwadong terminus. Although it is only 186 m from the stop, visitors should check the 2nd-floor entrance and whether stairs are involved on site. A taxi may be more convenient when traveling with large luggage.

2nd-Floor Visit Sequence: Remove Your Shoes and Store Your Belongings in a Locker

Reviews explain that visitors go up to the 2nd floor, remove their shoes, and change into the prepared slippers. Next, they place their personal belongings in a locker. The Korea Tourism Organization also lists a changing room, shoe storage, and lockers among the available facilities. Since visitors place their feet in water, the process is easier with shoes and socks that are easy to remove and put back on.

Reviews record that the foot-bath water temperature is automatically adjusted to 41–43°C, and that the shoulder massage includes a warming function that may cause sweating during the session. Since the sequence involves choosing a drink after the foot bath and shoulder massage, bringing a small towel to dry wet feet may be convenient, although whether towels are provided has not been confirmed.

족욕과 음료를 함께 이용하는 카페형 공간의 사진입니다. — A photo of the café-style space where guests can enjoy a foot bath and drinks together. — Photo source: cloudfront.net

Why Weekday Afternoons May Be Better Than Weekends

Reviews say that weekends can be busy, and that weekday afternoons or the in-between period before sunset may be better for visitors seeking a seat with a good view. Therefore, reserving 30–40 minutes on a weekday afternoon may offer better seating options than visiting at a time such as Saturday evening, when operating hours are longer and tourists are more likely to gather.

Whether reservations are required, the exact length of waiting lines, and the payment method have not been confirmed. Visitors can call 0507-1327-7236 to ask about their desired menu and seat availability, but English-language assistance and the availability of an audio guide have also not been confirmed. It is therefore advisable to save the menu names and address in Korean. Whether photography is prohibited is likewise not specified.

Visitors Who Should Consider Stairs and Parking First

Accessibility information from the Korea Tourism Organization indicates that there is a level difference at the main entrance, no elevator for people with disabilities, and no accessible restroom. Since the facility is on the 2nd floor, it may not be suitable for wheelchair users or visitors who have difficulty using stairs. The same information also indicates that stroller rental is unavailable.

Parking facilities are marked as available, but the location and fees of a dedicated parking lot have not been confirmed. General information for Hanok Village states that public parking lots are available: Public Parking Lots 1 and 2 cost 1,000 won for 30 minutes plus 500 won for each additional 15 minutes, while Daesung Public Parking Lot is free. The representative address of Hanok Village is 99 Girin-daero, Wansan-gu, Jeonju, Jeonbuk State. Since visitors must walk from the parking lot to 61 Eunhaeng-ro, they should check actual availability and calculate the walking route from each parking lot before setting out.

Continuing Along Hanok Village’s Eunhaeng-ro After the Foot Bath

Eunhaeng-ro is introduced as one of the main streets of Jeonju Hanok Village, and Gyodong Foot Bath can be included midway through a walk around the village. Course 1 through the Hanok Village alleyways includes a 600-year-old ginkgo tree, Seonbi Alley, Seungwangjae, the Omokdae village guardian tree, the Hanok Madang Well Story, the ginkgo tree at Jeonju Hyanggyo, and Omokgyo Bridge.

Course 2 includes Choi Myeong-hui-gil, the alley by the Jeonju Hanok Village History Museum, the Omokdae deck observatory, the alley of the Ten Scenic Views of Jeonju Hanok Village, the alley by Jeonju Hyanggyo, Eunhaeng-ro Omokjeong, and a stream. The cultural heritage course connects Pungpaejigwan, Jeolla Gamyeong, Pungnammun Gate, Jeondong Cathedral, Gyeonggijeon, and Omokdae. Entry to Hanok Village is free, and activities such as traditional crafts, everyday crafts, artistic crafts, etiquette experiences, traditional games, and hanbok experiences are also available, allowing visitors to combine different activities before or after the foot bath.

Numbers to Know When Adding a Group Tour Guide

Jeonju Hanok Village cultural tourism interpreters can be requested by groups of at least 20 domestic visitors or at least 10 international visitors. Interpretation services are available from 10:00–16:00, for up to two hours per session. Individual travelers and small groups may not meet these requirements, so the foot-bath facility and Hanok Village interpretation should not be treated as a single reservation.

Interpretation reservations are available from 60 days to 14 days before the visit, according to the information provided. For reservations, call the Hanok Village Tourist Information Center at 063-284-1126 or the Jeonju City Hall Tourism Policy Division at 063-281-2665. The general inquiry number for the Hanok Village Tourist Information Center is listed as 063-282-1330. Whether Gyodong Foot Bath itself requires a reservation has not been confirmed, so facility inquiries should be made separately at 0507-1327-7236.

Before You Go

Address: 2nd Floor, 61 Eunhaeng-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju, Jeonbuk State
Hours: Sunday and Monday 10:30–22:00 (last order 21:30) / Tuesday–Thursday 11:00–22:00 (last order 21:30) / Friday 10:30–22:00 (last order 21:30) / Saturday 10:30–22:30 (last order 22:00)
Closed: Registered as open year-round
Admission: Aroma foot bath 11,000 won / Shoulder massage 4,000 won
Phone: 0507-1327-7236
Official site: https://korean.visitkorea.or.kr/detail/ms_detail.do?cotid=cc8576f0-7c8d-42a5-a3f1-faa46ad6c831
Transport: Approximately 186 m from the Omokdae · Hanok Village stop; stop number 30616; village bus 14 and regular bus 350
Parking: Parking facilities are marked as available, but dedicated parking availability and fees have not been confirmed
Time needed: Approximately 30–40 minutes according to the Korea Tourism Organization
Accessibility: Level difference at the main entrance; no accessible elevator; no accessible restroom; no stroller rental

The information above is current as of the time of writing. Check the official information again before visiting.

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