Hotels With spa in Jeollabuk-do, South Korea

"Rooms and bathrooms are spacious and clean I was frustrated, and I opened the window. Near the intercity bus terminal, the sound of the bus from dawn I woke up because it was big. I think you can eat ramen on the first floor. I ate Korean beef at a nearby restaurant and went to the mart."

"Suitable for going to Hanok Village. The interior is not gorgeous, but it was good to use. Dan .... There was a little smell of cigarettes, so the children didn't like it."

"It's very clean and warm. The location is good, so it's okay, and the bathroom is clean. There are many hangers, and the refrigerator performance is good. The atmosphere is good."

"I went for business trip. Hotel that itself was built for the event? I caught it in a suite, but the staff was unfriendly .. Just feel like it's so squeezed and guests get ... But it's newly built, so the facilities and everything are tidy.."

"It's been a long time since I travel to Gunsan and relax in a neat accommodation. It's quiet and the bedding is neat, and the bathroom is neat. I think it's okay to visit again."

"This is my second visit. Still comfortable and clean. Breakfast was a great opportunity to eat fresh and uneatable ingredients from the Shangxia Ranch. I bought a peanut wrap from the market and it's delicious."

"Overall, it was a very satisfying stay. The interior decor and amenities were all as well-equipped as shown in the pictures. The meticulous attention to detail was impressive, with items like an LP player, a tea set, and a Dyson hairdryer, each coming with a QR code for a tutorial. Every single item of decor was beautiful, making it a delightful place to stay. We also ordered the rooftop glamping and BBQ set. It was easy to book via phone and pay upon arrival. The price was 40,000 won for two people for glamping (4 hours use) and 40,000 won for the BBQ set, totaling 80,000 won. This was a reasonable price, considering we'd spend more if we ate out for dinner. The set included one serving of samgyeopsal (pork belly), one serving of moksal (pork neck), one tteokgalbi (grilled short rib patty - or similar), one ramen, a sauce set, chili/garlic, six marshmallows, and a pack of Charm Crackers. We could cook the meat deliciously on an induction grill dedicated to grilling. For drinks, they provided camping wine glasses and an electric opener, so we could bring our own alcohol. We could rent hanbok (Korean traditional attire) at the lobby, but it could only be worn inside the building. All hanboks were one-size-fits-all, and the men's sizes seemed to be around 95-100 (US M/L). Even though it was a free hanbok rental, the colors and quality were better than those rented in Hanok Village. The staff were also very kind and helpful with all our inquiries. The location, being in a motel district, was a bit of a downside, but thanks to that, we were able to enjoy all these amenities at a great value for money."