Ocean Spa CIMER at Paradise Hotel Busan

Ocean Spa CIMER is the outdoor hot-spring facility on the fourth floor of Paradise Hotel Busan's main building. It is a bathing complex overlooking Haeundae Beach, not a conventional massage or facial-treatment spa.

The facility currently operates in four sessions: 08:00–11:10, 11:30–14:40, 15:00–18:10 and 18:30–21:50. Every guest leaves at the end of a session so the hotel can clean for twenty minutes.

CIMER's published facilities include an infinity spa, seasonal themed baths, a dry Sapphire Sauna and an Aqua Bar. Names and promotional descriptions express the intended leisure experience rather than a guaranteed health or recovery result.

The venue is restricted to registered hotel guests and is not available to outside customers. Entry applies to the number of guests registered to the room, and normal access is stated as once per night unless a package provides different conditions.

The current listed admission is KRW 44,000 for an adult and KRW 22,000 for a child, including tax and service charge. Additional-use discounts exclude peak season, so the live room plan and visit date determine the final terms.

The hotel's child price category currently runs from 49 months through elementary-school age. This price category does not by itself explain supervision or access for every pool and zone; families should confirm rules for the exact child's age.

The Kids Zone is listed from 10:00 to 18:00 and closes in winter and rain. Outdoor facilities and the Aqua Bar also have seasonal or weather-dependent operation, which should be checked on the day.

The direct CIMER contact is +82 51 749 2358. The verified property address is Paradise Hotel Busan, 296 Haeundaehaebyeon-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea.

The hotel recommends changing and showering in the guest room because lockers and shower rooms may be limited. Guest-room slippers are for indoor use only; visitors should bring their own water shoes or suitable slippers for CIMER.

Water-play equipment, outside food, smoking and oil are prohibited under the published facility rules, with a separate oil exception noted for the ocean pool. Valuables should be left at the desk according to hotel guidance.

Hotel spa facilities normally close on the fourth Wednesday of each month, but the official page also lists dated exceptions when CIMER remains open. The live notice therefore takes priority over the general monthly rule.

Warm bathing, sauna heat and rapid temperature changes may not suit pregnancy, cardiovascular or blood-pressure concerns, heat sensitivity, recent surgery, injury or some medications. Guests should follow staff instructions and obtain appropriate advice where needed.

Hydrate, avoid intoxication and leave the water or sauna if dizziness, nausea, chest discomfort, confusion or unusual weakness occurs. Hot-spring bathing is a leisure activity and should not be represented as medical treatment.

A CIMER booking does not automatically establish access to the hotel's separate ocean pool, indoor sauna, fitness club, indoor golf or therapist-led Sundari services. Each has its own location, timetable, age policy and eligibility.

The Busan association and exact hotel location are consistent. This revision removes generic treatment claims and explains the actual session-based, guest-only bathing format shown by Paradise Hotel Busan.

Four archived images are attached, leaving two still required for the six-media target. No Paradise Hotel image has been copied without documented reuse permission.

Before booking a room for CIMER, confirm the operating session, weather status, package inclusion, age conditions and final price directly with the hotel. This profile reflects official information checked on 14 August 2026.