Hotels Near Jangtaesan in Chungju

The location is a little far from the city center, so it takes about 20-30 minutes to go out. The way from the city center to the accommodation is so beautiful that I take a video and see it every time I need healing. There are few amenities around. The hostel is tidy and the bed is comfortable The TV was a little small but I could relax and come back.

Newly renovated car hotel. There are many garages around. There is a CU convenience store with limited choices. The room was clean and cleaned every day. There is no restaurant so no food. But there is a small meal bar on the first floor that will provide instant noodles coffee and toast. Bring your children to the basketball game, the organizer recommends living here. If it is really because of tourism, it is not recommended to go to Zhongzhou, it is too desolate. If you are on a business trip, it is recommended to live in the area of Zhongqing North Road, which is more lively and convenient.

I occasionally use this accommodation when I go on business trips, and the accommodation is relatively clean and parking is easy, so there was no inconvenience in using it. I will use it again when I come on a business trip in the future.

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.

The hotel in Jecheon, which I evaluated here, was called Cheong Pung Resort; hotel on the lake. It is directly on the Stausee. Within a tour we spent a night here. Hotel: Great, strongly entered in the years, with a large lobby, restaurant and bar. Rooms: My room (3-Bett room for alone use) was in 8.Stock and had side view of the sea. The room was standardly equipped with small bathroom with very old armatures and shower without a hang. All very used and somewhat smooth (step floor contaminated, bed layers with cuts, hair in the bathroom). The light on the steel lamps is only to be turned on by a silver button on the lamps themselves. Under the window on the roof of a cultivation, a air conditioning was running that made a ”Hell noise”. Breakfast: Breakfast was served for us at a fixed time as a 4-gang menu. Concluded: Compared to other Korean hotels, this is clearly falling. Without our interpreting guide, we would not have been able to understand.

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.

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.

I had a comfortable night's rest while enjoying the Suanbo hot spring water. It was nice to walk around Woraksan Mountain nearby. I was lucky to be able to enjoy nature as it is with a 1-hour round-trip course.