Hotels With Spa in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

It was pretty clean and I had a good rest for a reasonable price. It also had a bathtub, which was great.

In June, my parents and three generations stayed at the coffee tree. The staff are friendly and the room is clean. Weekend breakfast is 28,000 (but spread is very limited) weekday breakfast is 23,000 (sandwich coffee), which is a bad value for money. It is a good place to take pictures and heal while taking a slow walk around. However, the distance from the hotel lobby restaurant to the hostel is very inclined, so it seems to have been very helpful for exercise. Inconvenient for walking You can move after applying for a cart

I've been wanting to visit for ages, and finally made it! The facilities are absolutely fantastic. Everything, from the bathroom to the room and even the mirrors, was impeccably clean! And the hot water worked perfectly. No signs of being old or rundown, and absolutely no hint of cigarette smoke. The lighting was great too.

It was a very satisfying hostel 👍👍👍

When I went to Japan with my son in January, I stayed at a regular hotel, but this time I found a Japanese-style ryokan in Suwon. The facilities were clean, and since they allowed parking even after hours, I was able to stay comfortably. There is also a cafe with a nice atmosphere nearby, which is a plus.

Located conveniently near Gyeonggi Province, my mother and I chose this place for its hot springs. However, check-in and check-out were handled via kiosks, and it was a bit inconvenient because my Trip.com reservation number couldn't be looked up. Thankfully, a staff member was nearby and quickly assisted us. The building is quite old, and the facilities are noticeably outdated. Apart from the hot springs, there isn't much else to recommend this place. The only silver lining, perhaps worth a photo, was the relatively large TV.

I came back because it was a place I've been before. The view was good, not to mention the facilities, but it was a bit cold at night. ㅠㅠ For reference, barbecue is not a candle, but a burning plate on Bursta. What I knew ㅎ

I visited because it was advertised as newly built, but the cigarette smell was so strong that I had to switch rooms. The new room smelled like a homeless person and was musty, so I figured changing rooms again wouldn't make a difference and just waited for morning. The bathroom had mold and sticky floors. Aside from being close to Suwon Station, everything else was absolutely terrible.

We visited as a family trip, and the room was spacious and comfortable, with a great view. My child loved it. I highly recommend this place for accommodations in Ansan.

The service was good, but the only thing I was a little disappointed with was the parking. However, they guided me to a nearby public parking lot and even settled my bill after checkout. I'd love to come back again.