Scenic Hotels in Chuncheon-si

"This is our third time staying at this hotel for a Legoland trip. It’s a good location near both Chuncheon train stations and a taxi ride to Legoland is not much. The hotel rooms are spacious, comfy, and clean. The second floor arcade is fun but half of the games are out of order and the claw machines haven’t been restocked in years apparently. The coin machine was out of coins for 1000 bills. There is no game room attendant. The bar next door sent us to the front desk, which is inconvenient but they fixed it. Then the singing room machine ate our money. We went back to the first floor and they told us to go to the bar. The bar then said it’s not their problem and to get the first floor to handle it. We eventually got the money back but it soured us on going back to the arcade. They need to figure out the division of duties related to the arcade.  Besides all that, the stay was great. The 7-11 in the basement is well stocked and has good prices, which is rare for hotel convenience stores.  Definitely a good place to stay if you’re coming to Chuncheon."

"The hotel's hygiene is excellent, and the rooms are quite spacious, making it very family-friendly. The hotel's location is a bit out of the way, and the main issue is that parking isn't free at the hotel's own lot. You have to park about a ten-minute walk away (though there's a hotel shuttle service). This is quite inconvenient when the weather is hot. Also, you absolutely cannot check in before 4:00 PM, so be aware of that if you're planning to go. The staff can come across as cold, lacking the usual warmth you'd expect from a theme park hotel. On the positive side, the park was not crowded, so there were hardly any queues, which made the kids happy, though the adults found it a bit boring 😌"

"I returned to Chuncheon, a place conveniently accessible via the Gyeongchun Line train, again this year. Last year, I brought a car, which was convenient, but this year, I felt like I could enjoy the place by public transportation or even on foot. I stayed at the KT&G Sangsang Madang Stay, located near Chuncheon Station, again this year. It was conveniently located, close to Soyang Lake and Uiam Lake, and the variety of restaurants was fantastic. Since there were only two of us, we were given a smaller twin room. Aside from the slight disappointment of a small bathtub in the shower, which would have been nice for a more relaxing soak, I was satisfied. If I ever visit Chuncheon again, I'll stay at the same place. In any case, it was the perfect place for my New Year's trip, offering a perfect mix of transportation, amenities, food, cafes, photo spots, and walking trails."

"There 2 bedrooms, one with 2 single beds and another floor mattress like tatami kind. The mattress is too hard and uncomfortable. Can see all the furniture is old. Floor heating is not warm enough during winter time. Kitchen facilities enough for simple cooking. Shower water pressure is good. Towels are given daily but will not help you to clean the floor and tidy up the rooms. Level 1 has a convenient store, you can buy some food and the pizza is not bad. Check in and out process is fast and easy. In summary, if you go there for ski, then can stay for 1 or 2 night is enough. Resort itself no other entertainment. Nami island is nearby with 15- 20 Mins taxi ride which cost about 18k won."

"The facilities had been remodeled, so they were tidy. The cleaning was excellent, and the carpet on the floor wasn't worn out; it was soft and clean. For an elderly person like me, it was great because it absorbed the impact of the floor. Since a bathtub was installed, soaking in warm water relieved all my fatigue. New hotels these days are often cramped with unnecessary furniture and appliances, but here, it was simply furnished with just a refrigerator, dressing table, and TV, so it felt much more spacious and not stuffy at all. The lush greenery of the Bukhan River and the waterfront park outside the window was healing in itself. Walking along the riverside promenade made of decking, I felt a pang of regret, thinking that if I had known it was this good, I would have loved to bring my father, who passed away recently. At night, the streetlights and the lights of the quaint city across the river were heartwarming. It was a shame that I couldn't see any stars in the night sky through the wide floor-to-ceiling windows. The strong scent of the lilacs in the hotel courtyard still seems to linger at the tip of my nose... I definitely want to go back. It was a hotel. For meals, I went to a restaurant near the hotel that looked fancy on the outside and ordered spicy pork with rice. It seemed like the chef really knew how to cook. It was so delicious that I wanted to have breakfast there as well, but I had to leave for my next journey at dawn, so it was a shame."