Hotels with Breakfast in Jeonnam-Gwangju

I visited the accommodation to watch a baseball game. It was recently remodeled, so the facilities are really great and the hygiene is excellent! I didn't get to eat because I was sleeping, but breakfast is provided for free on weekdays, so I recommend it to anyone who absolutely needs to have breakfast. Traffic to Champions Field is a bit tricky, so walking from U-Square is the most convenient option. Since this place is right next to U-Square, it is perfect for dropping off your luggage and heading to the stadium. Perhaps because it was a weekday, they even upgraded my room, so I had a comfortable night's sleep in a spacious room!! I will definitely come back on my next visit to Champions Field haha.

hotel was nice and clean. location wise, it's a bit far from the ktx station, but there's lots of buses nearby. breakfast was nice and simple and there was still food available at 8:30am (it ends at 9am). the bathroom light turns off automatically and it was inconvenient since sometimes it turns off while i'm already inside the bathroom.

I was worried about the Hae126 Osiano Hotel, but I decided to go to the sound of the stone because it was close to the excellent tourist spot. Newly opened, the facilities were clean and the staff were friendly. In particular, the breakfast was cleaner than I thought, so I was satisfied with the taste. Dyman, I don't think the room cleaning is very clean. There are a lot of stains on the floor, dust and head keys and other cleaning conditions are not good. I used a room with a jacuzzi, but when I got water to use it, I couldn't use it because the white impurities were floating on the water. I don't think the jacuzzi cleaning was done at all. Overall, the facilities are clean but not enough in terms of cleanliness.

Centered around the Shangria Beach Tourist Hotel in Mokpo, it takes about 10 minutes by taxi from Mokpo Station to the hotel, which is extremely convenient. If you book a sea‑view room at this hotel, you can directly watch the Mokpo Dancing Sea Fountain Laser Show at 8:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. every night (show times vary by day of the week). These two shows are different: one is more suitable for young people with hip‑hop music, while the other features traditional songs for older guests. From your room, you can see the laser show venue near the waterfront promenade of Peace Square directly. Do not miss the chance to ride the Mokpo Marine Cable Car, the second‑longest marine cable car in the world and the longest one in South Korea. There are many popular scenic spots nearby including Yudalsan Mountain, Gohado Island, Mokpo Skywalk and the National Maritime Museum, which are all worth visiting. Walking back and to the right when facing the laser show area, there is a large area with numerous dining options, especially bars serving beer that stay open late. Daege Mart, the major department‑style shopping mall closest to the hotel district, can also be found nearby.

Very nicely located. All rooms are sea view. The check in was quick even for foreigners. The room and toilet were clean. The toilet has no toothbrush and paste. They provie a coffee sachet with a mug but no spoon to stir the coffee. Not sure why but the bed sheet have some long stitches. If you are muslim, the toilet has bidet which is great.

it’s a decent hotel based on the price i paid. the only thing i didn’t like was when i pointed out the bedding stains to the housekeeping staff they just told me “the bedding isn’t actually dirty. the washing machine just can’t get rid of these stains”. i was really surprised by this remark because i just needed them to change my bedding but they were putting up a fight. i don’t mind staying here again, but remember to check for stains if you care about those like me.

I haven't slept so good in ages! Ngl, otw to the building, we passed a couple hotel/motels and I got worried that maybe the pictures wouldn't match with current conditions. That heavens this wasn't the case! The property is set back a tiny but from the road it's on, allowing for parking right in the front. The property is very clean, simple, and pretty. It's also very conveniently and directly across the street from a convenience store (a mere 30sec walk). The gentleman who manned the front desk during my stay was sweet and diligent. Even though there wasn't really any view from my room's window, I did face the sunrise and got healing rays. The room layout is simple and spacious, easily fitting 1-2 people comfortably. The bathroom, however, boy do I have a pickle with that. 1. Loved the toilet!! 2. The sink was also great. 3. But the shower. The shower was a battleground. The shower-head was too big for the holder that allows you to adjust the height and position of the shower-head. The fixed wall-mount for the shower-head sits up too high and the water sprays as if its attacking you. I spent the first 8 minutes just trying to defeat the water boss! To which I finally found a solution: take the shower-head and drape the cord behind the body wash, shampoo, and conditioner containers. Then rest the head behind the overhead shower-head's pole for support and direction the shower-head where you like. Goodness gracious it was a battle I did not expect. Besides the shower battle, everything else was so great. I'd definitely stay at Summit again should I every travel the SW of S.Korea again.

The room and the building itself were clean. The front desk staff were also very kind. I was a little disappointed that I could only watch Netflix on my personal account, but apart from that, everything was great.

Since there are no hotels above 4 stars in Mokpo, I moved to Yeongam and stayed there. Yeongam and Mokpo are so close that the location was the same, and the accommodation was clean. (The sheets were a little torn, but that's okay.) Cleanliness is the most important! There were no inconveniences related to the accommodation, but when I arrived on the day, there was a wedding at the hotel. The parking lot was full. There was a lot of double parking. The hotel definitely needs to improve this part. They park in front of the lobby, which is really I've never seen this before in all the hotels and resorts. Really, guests should use a different place than the parking lot. The hotel needs to manage it.

Was this an officetel converted into a hotel? It was clean and nice. Amenities included shampoo, conditioner, and body wash, and there was water in the refrigerator. Trip.com didn't provide detailed information about check-in times, so I arrived a little past 10 am. I was surprised because they said it was self-check-in and there was no one around. The method of picking up the key card yourself from a basket at the counter was a bit surprising, though. There is a convenience store on the first floor, which I found very convenient. The soundproofing isn't great, though, and it was a bit inconvenient that there wasn't an electrical outlet by the bed.