Hotels with Breakfast in Chuncheon-si

"I spend 45 minutes standing for checking in the hotel. There are three check in counters but only one was operating with very slow speed. Before me only four queues but took about 45 minutes to process all of them. First impression was so bad. Location, cleanliness, foods, and facilities all good except the services of the staff. I don't know how Lego could allow such a service quality to its own brand. If you never visit I would recommend but be prepared for the poorly service mind of the staff. For me, one is enough. Rather go to other countries than Legoland Korea."

"It is in front of the main gate of Gangwon University, so it is the best if you have a business at Gangwon University. Breakfast toast, baked eggs, etc. are provided and tidy. Sound insulation is a little lacking, and you can hear the noise of the table upstairs. The room was warm and clean. I want to find it next time."

"It's not that big though. I think it's good in terms of cost-effectiveness. Moreover, it was nice that there were many dakgalbi restaurants nearby. There was nothing particularly inconvenient."

"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."