Hotels With breakfast in Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea

I took a number and waited for check-in. When I finally met with a staff member, they spoke quite quickly, which made me really concentrate while they were entering my details – probably because it was peak season and very busy. After check-in, I headed straight to my planned tourist spots. It wasn't until I returned in the evening that I realized I hadn't signed up for the breakfast buffet. I was a little disappointed that the staff hadn't mentioned it during check-in, but I was able to re-book it for the third breakfast seating. I was pleased with the facilities. Should I visit Danyang again with family or friends, I would certainly choose Sonobelle Danyang. During my 1-night stay, I had dinner at MichaeWon and breakfast at Chef's Kitchen. The staff were friendly, and the facilities were clean. The air conditioning unit was a bit noisy, and the AC remote control wasn't very clean.

This is a hotel I always go to when I go on a business trip to Chungju. I also like the simple breakfast they provide in the morning. The rooms have nice facilities, such as a styler and a bathtub. Overall, it is newly built, so it is in good condition. I like the service, and if I need water, I can drink more without worrying about what others think. However, the location is in an entertainment district, so sometimes in the middle of summer, you can hear music, but it is not a problem at all if you close the window, and in the evening, the music disappears, so it is not a big problem.

I have been staying at this hotel for a few years when I travel to South Korea. The Enford use to be the Grand Plaza. Enford seemed to have made several updates to the hotel. One of the things that was attractive about the Enford was a grocery store in the basement. Unfortunately, the store went bankrupt and closed during my last trip. Rooms are nice. Very clean. The HVAC system is a wonky, but nothing that would cause any issues. Plenty of restaurants within walking distance. Same with convenience stores. The breakfast is great. Plenty of options and the food quality is good. Laundry service collects up to three times a day.

I enjoyed my vacation quietly and leisurely in a quiet place. There are various amusement facilities in the resort, which is good for family travel. It is located in Chungbuk, so the travel time is closer than other areas. I went on weekdays and there were many company workshops, so everything was good except for the crowded breakfast.

I was extremely satisfied with my stay! The hotel's location is superb, just a 5-minute walk to the subway station, with plenty of dining and shopping options conveniently located nearby. The front desk staff were warm and efficient, and the check-in process was swift. The room was spacious and bright, with a perfectly comfortable mattress that ensured a great night's sleep. The bathroom featured a separate wet and dry area and was fully stocked with amenities. Breakfast offered a rich variety of options, including both Chinese and Western dishes, and tasted delicious. The hotel also boasts excellent facilities, including a gym and a laundry room. The value for money is outstanding. I highly recommend it for both business and leisure travelers, and I will definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit!

While there were a few minor issues with some details, overall it’s a very pleasant hotel. The staff’s English may not be fluent, but using translation makes communication easy, and they are always very helpful.

The hotel description mentioned dry cleaning/laundry services, but they weren't actually available (many budget hotels in Korea have drying machines in the rooms). The room itself wasn't large but came with disposable amenities. Although the hotel's opening year wasn't specified, it looked quite new. Breakfast consisted of boiled eggs, sliced toast, ramen, milk, orange juice, etc. There are many dining options nearby, including a delicious Korean beef BBQ restaurant, convenience stores, and a coffee shop selling bread. The hotel has its own free parking lot. There was no air conditioning in the guest room hallway.

We visited during the off peak season so many facilities were closed. We went to the hotel for the specific reason of visiting the swimming pool but it was closed, and on trip.com it wasn’t clear. Because it’s off season, though, the price is quite reasonable. Location wise you must visit by car, it’s only a 5min drive to the nearby tourist spots which is important because only 1 restaurant was open and not too cheap. The on-site convenient store was great though their selection was quite small.

The location is excellent, right in the city center. While parking space is a bit limited, they have a mechanical parking system, and the attendants are very cheerful and helpful. Just a quick tip: check-out can be delayed if you're using the mechanical parking, so it's best to retrieve your car early. There are plenty of shops and amenities nearby, so you won't have to go far day or night. For deliveries, you can pick them up from the lobby on the first floor, or sometimes they even bring them up to the third floor, which is quite convenient. The front desk staff's friendliness, both in their words and actions, was truly memorable. I would definitely choose to stay at Gloucester again if I have the chance!

This was my first stay in Cheongju, and I think my image of Cheongju would have been different if I hadn't stayed at the Museo Hotel. The furnishings throughout the hotel and the atmosphere of the rooms were incredibly stylish! It really lifted my spirits. It's a shame I could only stay for one night. The cleaning was a little lacking, and the bathroom light seemed to turn off after a certain period of time, so I was surprised when the light went out while I was bathing. However, the hotel was so wonderful that it more than made up for those minor issues. Next time I stay, I definitely want to stay for multiple nights and visit the restaurant and cafe! The hotel staff were all very kind and had lovely smiles.