4-Star Hotels in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

The suite was truly amazing, the bed and room was very comfortable and met our expectations. The hotel workers were kind and helpful. There was a few restaurants/cafes close by, and a convenience store in the first floor of lobby and another just 50 meters away. We didn’t know the pool had different times when you can swim and only use one time, as well as need for swimming cap. I wish there was time at the pool were it would be only adults. Since when we wanted to go it was just to many children, which made us just go and not swim.. overall the room was awesome and close to airport, but really wish they had some adult only times at the pool!

This is my second visit, having visited 4-5 years ago. The sofas are spacious and the tables are long, so it's difficult to eat face-to-face, but it's nice to have a place to spread out your food and eat. The TV isn't huge, but I was able to connect a separate device to watch Netflix and YouTube, in addition to Tving. The breakfast here is so good value that I don't have to buy anything out, and I enjoy a comfortable meal here. Oh, and the staff are always friendly.

We stayed here for a business trip. It's very close to the Seoul outlets, which makes shopping super convenient. The only downside is that the dining options nearby aren't great. We arrived at the hotel around 9 PM, and the only place still open was the fried chicken restaurant run by the hotel on the first floor. Everyone there was Chinese, too.

This was my second stay at this hotel for a business trip within a month and a half. Since it's a new property, the overall environment is very bright, though it might not be ideal for those sensitive to formaldehyde, as some rooms still have a strong smell. This time, the bathroom in my room looked fine on the surface, but the water drained incredibly slowly, forcing me to leave the door open while showering. I reported it to the front desk, but the issue wasn't resolved by the next evening, which was a bit disappointing. Also, the hotel only offers a simple Western breakfast, which might get boring quickly for guests staying for an extended period. However, the rooms are equipped with a washing machine and a cooking hob, making it very suitable for long-term business travelers.

Personally like it because it’s very clean, and they provide free parking. The only downside is that I never expect the traffic can be this bad, from hotel to gangnam takes about an hour, for 20km journey! Nonetheless, I’d stay back this hotel in future.

Overall, it's pretty good, and you can cook for yourself. No breakfast, though. It's my first time seeing a split-level layout like this.

I had a great time here. The location was good but our room was on the construction side so it was a bit loud in the morning. The staff were friendly and nice. There's a convenience store on the first floor as well.

There's no restaurant, and in the morning, it's just a cream bread, an Americano, a small pack, and a tasteless super-grade juice. People who can't drink Americano have no sugar or milk, so you have to walk out for more than 5 minutes and buy it at a convenience store. There is no scenery like a picture.

I stayed in a duplex room (premium loft) for 3 days during the ***** New Year holiday. I used the 1st floor Kids Jam experience learning twice and the 2nd floor Tnitni free time once in addition to breakfast for both days. I think there is no better hotel for families with children from 4 years old to elementary school students. It is close to Seoul, the price is reasonable, the breakfast and dinner menus are delicious, and most of all, there are many places for children to play. There are various restaurants, Starbucks R, and Terrarosa nearby, so it was good for a quick trip.

This hotel is incredibly comfortable, and the front desk staff are always so cheerful. The room layout is very tidy, and the bathroom and toilet are exceptionally clean. I was able to enjoy a relaxing hot bath there. Honestly, it felt just like being at home. It completely washed away any unpleasant experiences I had at other hotels in Seoul. A special thanks to the male staff member named Han at the front desk, who also helped me send a package. In summary: a first-class hotel with top-notch, warm service. I also think the air conditioning system in the room was by far the best I encountered during my two-week trip in Korea; it maintained a perfectly consistent temperature, unlike some places where it fluctuated, and the room never felt stuffy. Just a small suggestion: it would be even better if they could provide slippers or bathrobes for children.