3 Star Hotels in Chuncheon-si

This is the place where I booked for 2 nights because it opened in Chuncheon Legoland. I think it's the best hotel to go to Legoland. There are other accommodations that are closer to each other, but the imaginary stay was good. There is a cafe and art center called Dancing Cafe, so it was quiet and nice. The suite rooms are fun in structure and are well maintained. Bike rental is paid. There are restaurants on the first floor and many restaurants that can be moved on foot. The place where you can experience the middle waterway canoe is also a short drive away.

I was looking for a nearby accommodation to go to Legoland, but I stayed because it was about 10 minutes away by car! It was nice that the room was quite spacious for staying with a child! Above all, the boss and staff are kind. I went up to the rooftop for a while on the day of check-out and it was nice

The hotel has a good location. All the attractions in the town are within 2-3 kilometers of radius, like the myeongdong street, dakgalbi street, underground shopping center. Lot if dining options are walking distance from the hotel. Also there is a big supermarket within 500 meters from the hotel. Coming in to the hotel. There is a convenience store, a coffee shop at the first floor. The rooms are small. When I saw the images in the travel website, the rooms looked big, due to the angles at which the pictures have been taken, but these are really small. The rooms were just enough for 4 of us to sleep, and with the mattress there was not enough walking space. Though within the rooms space is well utilized and there is an almirah, a small kitchen and a decent size washroom. Parking is underneath and is mechanical. Only 2 cars can be parked at a time, which means during mornings when everyone is going out and evenings when everyone is back, there is a queue and waiting time, this was painful and inconvenient.

I went to Lego Land Korea Hotel and I had the most awesome time ever! It was like stepping into a Lego dream world! The hotel was super colorful and had huge Lego characters everywhere. I felt like I was inside a giant Lego set! The beds were so comfy and they had Lego-themed sheets and pillows. My room even had a treasure chest full of Lego bricks to play with! It was like having my own Lego playground! The best part was to get the treasure out of the safe you had to follow the map and the hints. We had all our meals at the hotel. They had a buffet with yummy food like pancakes, waffles, and lots of colorful fruits. And guess what? The plates and cups were all Lego-shaped which is pretty cool The staff was super friendly and helpful. They always had a smile on their faces and made me feel special. One of the best parts was that you get into the park early when you are staying at the hotel. We got a two day pass with one night hotel which was perfect. I would definitely recommend going here with our family. I can't wait to go back again! For some videos of my trip check out my profile with a link to my YouTube channel BazzyWorldReviews.

Friendly service, 10 minutes walk from the subway station, there is a barbecue restaurant and convenience store downstairs, to Legoland you can walk to Chuncheon Station and take the shuttle bus, which is free. The hotel is clean and hygienic.

It was nice that it was located right next to Gongjicheon Stream. The room is spacious, the room is large, and there is no mold. It was clean and nice like a new building. Every time the bed is tossed and turned, it makes a noise and I fall asleep and wake up again and again. I'm worried I used Trip.com. I came here after using it for 250,00 won. It was fine. I think I will use it again next time

No one spoke much English, so we were unable to confirm the story that the former temple behind the hotel is one of the sites where the Japanese drove in iron spikes to destroy the power meridians of Korea. The impressive welcome arch at the top of the stairs perhaps helps to cancel any effect the disrupted meridians might have on guests. The hotel was built in 1962 and certainly reflects the characteristics of a 60s hotel, with very few power outlets and a can of bug spray on the dresser. The view is great, the breakfast mediocre.

For the certification test, I searched here and there the day before and made a reservation before visiting. The room size was good for single use, the bathroom and shower room were clean, and overall I was satisfied.

Located in Chuncheon, Kyungsung Yeogwan is within a 15-minute walk of Festival Theater Momzit and Yukrim Pass. This hotel is 13 mi (20.9 km) from Elysian Gangchon Ski Resort and 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Chuncheon Myeongdong Street.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and microwave in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 23 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring heated floors and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include refrigerators and blackout drapes/curtains.

Amenities are not enough to say hotel The location is not bad, but in every way it seems to be insufficient in the word hotel.