Boryeong-si Hotels with Pools

When I have to go to Korea in winter, it is the hardest because of the cold. The facilities are old, but the fish market is very close and the sea view is very good. I suggest that the room is as hot and cold as the old country house.

I usually don't leave reviews, but... - Arrived at 10:30 AM and saw elementary school boys playing in the pool. I asked if my kids could play since we arrived early, but was told no until check-in, which I understood. - There was no traditional Korean floor mattress (yo) in the room. I was a bit surprised it wasn't a bedded room. There was just a very thin pad to put over the bed/floor and a comforter. When I asked about the yo, they said they don't provide them. - We booked for 6 people but only had 2 towels. When I asked for about 8 more, they said they always run out of towels and couldn't give us many. - The next morning, when we wanted to swim, we were told swimming wasn't allowed in the morning. When I asked why the kids from yesterday were allowed, they said those were repeat guests. So, my companions came from Japan to visit, and after we explained, they allowed us to swim only between 10 AM and 11 AM. About 20 minutes into our swim, the same elementary school kids from yesterday arrived, sweating profusely after soccer practice. They just stripped off their clothes and jumped into the pool without showering. There was also a soccer representative and a coach nearby, and they just told the kids to play in the pool, and no one told them to shower first. - I was so shocked that I asked, ”They're so sweaty, shouldn't they shower before getting in?” Only then did they roughly rinse their feet at the foot-washing station and enter the pool. There were about 10 kids like that. I told my kids to get out. We really only slept there... If we had cooked food, there would probably have been even more incidents.