This site covers the practical side of a trip to Korea: when places open, what they cost, and how to book them.

Why this site exists

I went through 137 English listings for Seoul beauty services and counted what each one published. Not one said how far ahead you need to book, which is the first thing you need when planning a trip. Finding gaps like that and filling them in is what this site is for.

Who’s behind this

I’m Yuna. What trips visitors up in Korea is rarely where to go. It’s when a place opens, what it costs, and whether anyone will answer in English. I count what venues and agencies actually publish, and where there’s an official document, like for airport transport, I go by that. I haven’t been to every place here, so I don’t write reviews.

What gets checked

For each venue: opening days and hours (Saturdays and public holidays included), published prices and what they include, how and how far ahead to book, and the level of English support. Where an official document exists, as with airport transport, that document is the reference.

What we cover

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Before you go

Hours and prices change, so check with the venue before you book.