Mountain View Hotels in Chungju

Adults are thick~ Elementary school children are thick~ Kang Mouse Seet~ A place where many families can eat, sleep, and play freely. Is there anything other than Kensington Chungju?? I'm so impressed. ㅠ It was a remodeled room, so it was so clean without a smell! The first day is the weather is good, so you can run in the outdoor playground, and the second day it rains, so you can run in the indoor playground, and it's the best space to stay regardless of the weather! Our primary school students went to the valley 10 minutes away from the resort, caught a lot of fish, took a stone slide, read books at the resort, and played very well: ) It's only 1 hour and 30 minutes from Seoul, so I come every weekend ㅠ

I couldn't see the staff in the guide and made a reservation, but I was embarrassed because I couldn't confirm it. After confirming later, I entered the room, but I wanted to take a bath, so I had to turn on the water and wait, so even if I waited for more than an hour, hot water didn't come out, so I just solved it with lukewarm water. I was looking forward to it as a hot spring water (the next day) and I was so disappointed.

A family of four stayed here with an ondol and two single beds, but there was no sofa, table or even a small table, so even if you wanted to eat take-out food, you had to spread it out on the ground and eat it. The view from room 208 was a view of the parking lot, and the window frame in the room with the bed was broken so the window had to be opened. You can not. The window is not smooth enough for even my strong husband to open it. It was difficult to call the front desk staff to open the window, and since we were a family that mostly just slept, the hurdles for accommodation were low, but it was an accommodation I didn't want to come back to after a long time. I wasn't expecting a comfortable mattress, but the bed mattress was like a field bed.

It has been recently remodeled, so the inside is clean. In addition, the elderly staff who were at the desk during the night were really kind. However, since hot water is centralized, it takes some time for hot water to come out, and there are hot springs nearby, so there are inevitably some foreign substances in the water in the toilet bowl, which is also notified by the hotel. Also, the lighting is a little dim, but the light switches are well placed and comfortable. If you are in the area, you will definitely want to use it again.

First of all, it's a new building, so the rooms are neat and spacious. I didn't expect a bunker room, but the child liked it because it was bigger than I thought. The child was in poor condition, so I called before check-in time, but I was able to rest because I let him enter early. The boss saw us take the elevator to the room and handed us a Walcom drink ㅎㅎ and greeted us gently. The boss is so good ~ And it was nice to have a styler. The window is big and not stuffy and clean! The downside is that the door is not right, so it's buzzing when you close the door in another room.

Traveling in late summer on the 4 rivers trail, we planned a stop in Suanbo. The lure of a resort town and sauna seemed good after a few days cycling up river. We found that walk up rates were 10 to 20$ less than internet rates, plus you get to see the hotel or motel. Have maps and a little Korean language is helpful in this endeavor, Google translate works too. The hotel that the internet led us to was being renovated, so we just asked 3 different people ”I am looking for a good Hotel ” ” cho an hotel chako ee nun de oh” Our inquiries led us here. I really like it. It cost 60 ish dollars in September with a good conversion rate (this is a ski town winter would be more). The bed was a bit firm for my taste, but that seems to be how Koreans like it. The charm and hospitality were uplifting. This is a lovely little resort town, and this hotel has an ironic alpine German flare with a sort of lost in translation aura : ). Awesome sauna 1 block away....long name starts with an n....yummy chicken tchib 3 blocks straight down the road across from the Seven 11. DO visit Coffee M, charming, delicious, comfortable, wifi, and they let us use their high quality bike pump....a relief from a small travel pump : )

Totally not what I expected or wanted. I was cycling along the Four Rivers Bike Path and booked the hotel through Trip Adviser late on the evening of arrival. Trip Advisor linked me to Agoda, which is where I made the reservation. Was in a hurry and didn't have time to do research. I saw Suanbo Saipan Hot Spring Resort come up as #1 for around 50 AUD. I also saw Suanbo Park Hotel for 156 AUD on special. The website was saying it was 4-stars. So given the late evening arrival, and me being tired from riding all day, I decided to opt for the extra money and the 4-star treatment. Totally not worth it. Based on my room, this hotel is more like 2.5-star, and a total rip off at 156 AUD. All I needed was a clean and comfortable bed. What I got was a traditional Korean room with no bed, but 'mattresses' on the floor, and no bed linen. So I used one of the mattresses (more of a futon) as a cover, like a duvet. The room was very tired, with cracked tiles in the bathroom. At least the liner covering the mattress was clean. I also got weird emails from the hotel (after my reservation was confirmed with Agoda) saying that my reservation could not be completed, but they would sort something out when I arrived. This was concerning, as the English in the email was poor and it was unclear if I would have a room when I arrived. Oh, and if you are riding a bike, the last 300m up the drive is a killer climb if you have been riding all day :/ I would not stay again. Should have just gone to the Suanbo Saipan Hot Spring Resort which was listed as #1 and a third of the price.

It's a mixture of unintel and business hotels. Even if you book a hotel, you can be guided to an unintel room. The price is cheap, so the bird is not bad in terms of value for money I think. The facilities and room conditions are new and tidy. However, it is located in the industrial complex, so there is nothing around. There is only a real hotel if you go on weekends. The convenience store next door is also open on weekends, so alcohol is not available. Not bad if you just sleep and move around.

awesome hotel, will definitely book again