Hotels near Converse, Sacheon

It was so nice to feel like the sea around the hotel The room was clean and nice but the room was smaller than I thought, there was no room for the room and no toothbrush ㅜㅜ It was uncomfortable because there was no restaurant and convenience store around the hotel. The hotel is quiet and tidy overall, so I went to sleep comfortably.

I stayed at Sacheon Grand Tourist Hotel for one night on a round trip in South Korea together with a group of approximately 20 people. From my room I had a very a beautiful view of the harbour and sea. The room was charmig with all necessary toilet articles and towels. Internet speed was good. Quiet surrounding gave me a good night's sleep after a busy day. Breakfast was good with food also for a European like me. Not far from the hotel was the fantastic cable car, which is a must, if you are not afraid of heights. Excellent place for vacation and relaxing. Henry J Grindheim, Asker, Norway

Clean and good value for money

Great to the hotel, the boss and the proprietress are kind and courteous, the room is clean and there is no smell! The bed is very comfortable, only good sleep can be described, the fully equipped VIP room has a massage chair! Very suitable for business travelers to relax for a whole day, the bathroom floor is very special, at first thought it was dirty, but it was actually a pattern on the magnet tiles 🤣🤣🤣

일단 사장님이 정말 친절하시고 방 시설이 정말 깨끗했어요. 다음에 남해 쪽으로 여행 갈때 이 곳을 자주 이용 할 것 같아요. 덕분에 잘 쉬다 갑니다!

It was okay.

I went to Amuse Spa with my child and wanted to spend a leisurely time, so I found it while looking for a place to stay. The cleanliness was good, the TV was big, the bed was big, and the bathtub was big and tidy. First of all, the bed is about the size of a queen, but the shelf in the middle and the bed moved, so we attached them (requires restoration to original state when leaving!!) It was enough for a child to roll around. The bathroom itself is nice, but the bathtub is big enough for 3 people to enter as a family bath. Also, I don't know what it's like because I didn't come on weekdays, but it was a pity that there was no breakfast on the weekends, but coffee, orange juice, milk, cereal bread, and jam cream were basically prepared on the 2nd floor, so I ate just right! There is also a water purifier and microwave on the 2nd floor, so I had a late-night meal at the convenience store in the evening and heated it up on the 2nd floor. The convenience store is also a 2-5 minute walk away. The unfortunate thing is that the toilet is an automatic sensor, so the water keeps going down.

Spent 2 nights here in Jinju as ”staging” point to check out the Samseonggung & Ssanggyesa temples. Jinju castle also worth a half-day look-around. Pros: 1. Seems hotel is only a year old (it does look new) & rooms are overall well-appointed, decent size & offers most essential amenities. 2. Small reception lobby on the 5th Floor in what appears to be a largely unoccupied building. There's a large Lotte mall with a food court, & a Daiso store a few minutes away. But apart from those, nothing. 3. Staff speaks very limited English but happy to call u a cab when needed. One young staff member (Mr.Li) does moon-light as driver for sight-seeing tripsin & around Jinju. He offered to drive our party of 4 back to Busan at a reasonable price, on his off-day. Cons: 1. Jinju Castle & ”where the action is” downtown area (including local shops, markets & restaurants.) are a 8--10k Won & 15-20 min taxi ride away. So are the 2 inter-city bus stations. 2. We paid extra for breakfast with our rooms. They were delivered (or rather hung outside on our door handles) at 7 am. Quite decent Cheese & ham sandwiches plus a small fruity drink in a box. (However complimentary hot”Starbucks” coffee & cold water dispenser available 24/7 in the reception lobby.)

The location was great for exploring downtown Jinju. The room structure is unique. The closet storage was good and the sink was impressive. It was a hotel with a big TV, a very large bathroom, and comfortable beds. It's no secret that I was embarrassed because there were no tables to eat. I paid for 3 people, but an additional fee for 1 person was charged on site. There is no toothbrush or toothpaste, so be sure to bring your own. Ah...parking. I went up after reading the reviews, but I ended up scratching the right bumper. Don't let your guard down until the end and climb up slowly. Despite some inconveniences, we are doing well.