Hotels With WiFi in Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea

Check-in waiting time was too long,,, more than 30 minutes for check-in at 3 o'clock !! Check out is self-service, but that part was unfortunate ~ Besides, it was warm with ondol heating, and it was very hot in the afternoon, but the air conditioner was clean~~ It was quieter than I thought, so it was okay. Delivery, no outside food ~~

I’ve stayed at several business hotels, but this one is quite good. Perhaps because it was recently remodeled, the facilities are very clean overall. A major advantage is that there is ample space to work in both the guest rooms and the lobby, making it comfortable to set up my laptop and get some work done. I had to do some laundry urgently, so I went to the laundry room in the basement and made good use of the massage chair. I didn't have high expectations for the free breakfast, but when I came out, there was even ramen, so I had a hearty meal. Overall, it was clean and uncluttered, so I had a comfortable stay.

It was really good. The front desk workers were so kind and helpful. The employees were kind, and I love the shilla stay everywhere in Korea. I would visit this place again. Thanks!!!!

The room facilities are quite old. They certainly don't provide toothpaste or toothbrushes, and the bottled water is in the refrigerator—I had no idea. 🤷 The pillows are incredibly high, and the curtains are awful, leaking light. The room's window faces east, so light leaks right in in the morning. The air conditioning is either hot or cold. The bathroom has a slight odor—I'm not sure if it's from the detergent. The towels and bath towels are relatively old. The staff speak English and provide excellent service, and the breakfast is quite good. The business area is located in the lobby on the first floor, which is quite nice. It's located next to the mountain and quite quiet. You can walk barefoot on the nearby hills, which is a pleasant experience. There aren't many restaurants open outside at noon in Saishan City, so I mostly ate in the hotel restaurant. The food was quite good, with steaks costing around 200 yuan each, and you can get a 10% discount if you're staying at the hotel.

Daecheon Beach is a large beach that stretches for 3km. Busking and performances are concentrated within 300m of the Mud Plaza, and shops are evenly distributed throughout the 3km. During the Mud Festival season, room rates are higher than usual, so I stayed at Drama Motel, which was relatively close to the regular price. It's 700m from the Mud Plaza and is a motel-level accommodation. For a cost-effective motel, the location, view, and owner's friendliness were all great. I stayed for one night during the peak season.

It is a beautiful resort with a traditional feel. It's been a few years since I've been here, and there's a lot more to eat. Lotte Buyeo Resort is a great place to visit with children in the summer because it has a swimming pool. There is a lifeguard at the swimming pool and he diligently gives safety instructions. I felt safe with these people around. The locker room is also clean because it is cleaned quickly. It's nice that parking is free, and since I had a lot of time left before check-in, I put my phone number on the tab in front of the front desk to wait, and when I got a text notification, I could check in, and it was convenient because I could also do self-check-in. My family and I booked a condominium room, and it was nice that the room was spacious. We also ate take-out meals, such as chicken, tteokbokki, and pizza, on the first basement floor, and collected them separately and put them aside. There is a place on the basement floor where you can play games, so after dinner, we played a bowling game and a car racing game and had fun with the kids. Breakfast is cheaper than other hotels in my personal opinion. Maybe that's why the menu was a little disappointing. Salmon and shrimp soup for seafood? There was, and I wish one or two meat menu items would be added. I wish it had ribs or stir-fried pork.

I liked it because it was the most stylish exterior among the hotels in the area. It was nice to have everything I needed. There is a cafe on the 1st floor, so it was convenient to drink coffee. I didn't expect a big ocean view, but it was right in front of me. I felt good in the morning and the response was kind. It was a little uncomfortable that the water drained slowly in the bathroom. It wasn't a big inconvenience.

It's okay for sleeping for a day... but you can hear a lot of noise. The sound of the train, the sound of the room next door. I didn't know it was shared with Sky Hotel, so I parked in the basement and called Sky Hotel.

The bedding was generally clean, but there was bloody toilet paper under the window, and there was no bathroom door, so I took off one star. The reason I gave the facility a low star is because at around 6:10 in the morning, there was a dull hammer-like sound, and when a train passed by at night and the noise of a motorcycle were so loud through the window that I would wake up startled when I tried to sleep, so I regretted choosing the accommodation. The soundproofing of the window was very disappointing. The reservation was easy and convenient.