What is available
- A separate reception room, prepared for prayer when you ask. It is not a dedicated prayer room.
- Restrooms with a shataf (bidet sprayer) on both floors, B1 and 2F.
- The clinic has not listed a qibla marker, prayer mats or a separate wudu area, so bring what you usually use, such as your own prayer mat.
Planning your visit around prayer times
- Tell the clinic your prayer times when you book.
- If your visit is long — a consultation followed by a treatment — mention which prayer times fall within it.
- Friday is a normal working day in Korea. The clinic is open 10:00–20:00 on Fridays (last check-in 19:00), so you can choose a time before or after Friday prayer.
- Saturdays, Sundays and Korean public holidays: 10:00–18:00 (last check-in 17:00).
How to ask for the room
- Book at repicclinic.com/en/reservation, or use the WhatsApp button on www.repicclinic.com, or call +82-2-6952-0312.
- Write that you would like the reception room for prayer, and give your prayer times.
- The clinic confirms your booking and prepares the room.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a prayer room at REPIC Clinic Gangnam?
There is no dedicated prayer room. On request, the clinic prepares a quiet, separate reception room that can be used for prayer.
How do I reserve the room for prayer?
Ask when you book, online or by WhatsApp or phone, and tell the clinic your prayer times so the room can be prepared.
Is there somewhere to make wudu?
The restrooms on both floors, B1 and 2F, have a shataf. The clinic has not listed a separate wudu area.
My visit includes a consultation and a treatment. Can I pray in between?
Ask for the room when you book and mention which prayer times fall within your visit, so it can be ready when you need it.