3-Star Hotels in Sokcho-si

The service of the hotel is very good. Although it is not big, it is enough for two people. It has everything you need and you can store your luggage. There is a GS25 downstairs which is very convenient. It is not far from the bus station and Daiso and Emart are nearby.

The room I reserved only had towels, water, and a hair dryer, no Netflix, no slippers, and no robe. For those staying multiple nights, if you leave the towel you used that day in front of the door, they will hang the towel and water on the doorknob the next day! I couldn't eat breakfast because they said they don't eat in the morning. It was good because it seemed like I used it well and cost-effectively.

I'm doing a hotel tour these days. It was a place I chose on the way back after leaving. I have helped at a nearby hotel. The facilities are similar and it's probably because it's an old hotel. There are some parts that are damaged, but overall it is good. The price is okay too Maybe it’s because it’s not peak season yet. It was quiet From the morning, I heard the sound of children running down the hallway. I woke up but slept well. The shampoo provided is not good. I think it would be a good idea to bring it. The beach is close across the street I arrived at night and stopped by and it was nice. It's nice that it's close to convenience stores, etc. There was also a coffee shop. Just one thing! I entered the hotel and went straight to the bathroom. Toilet bowl is not cleaned Dirty on the toilet seat Look at what's buried I was surprised. I think this is the part you need to pay the most attention to. It's really obvious that you did a sloppy cleaning. Please pay a little more attention to cleanliness I think it would be better

The hotel is good, but there are some unpleasant little things: There is a washing machine, but no clothes dryer (we asked at the reception - they said no); There is a microwave and a toaster, but no plates, forks, spoons and a knife; There is a stove, but no saucepan or frying pan. In principle, there are only 2 cups and that's it. On the first day, we asked for a second blanket, since my husband and I like to sleep under different ones - the reception refused us. I found this very strange for a hotel of this level. The light is turned on inconveniently, on the remote control on the wall - at night, while you get there, you hit the table several times. It would be more logical to move the floor lamp closer to the bed. The reception is, in principle, friendly, they helped figure out where the stop to Seoraksan is. Cleaning was done every day, but sand was lying around the room

The location is perfect!!!! They don’t clean the room and you have to take out your trash by yourself. There are a lot of bugs in the bathroom. The room is huge and it has a well equipped kitchen! There are no body towels

1. Location: 3, 40 minutes walk from the terminal. There is a convenience store on the first floor and a food store nearby. 2. Service: I stayed for 2 nights... I didn't clean it because I didn't talk about it. Go down to the first floor and get a towel and bottled water. 3. Cleanliness: The room is neat. It's a non-smoking room, but it smells like cigarettes. 4. Facilities: Because it is a residence hotel, there is a lot of storage space. The refrigerator is large. There is a washing machine and induction. The facilities were meaningless because it was a short-term stay, but I think it will be highly useful for long-term stays or family guests.

Although it is an old resort, it is a good location for sightseeing at the entrance to Sokcho and Goseong. The bathroom has been remodeled, but other facilities seem to be in urgent need of remodeling. In particular, the bed where you can feel the spring is a bit harsh; Older resorts around it are remodeling little by little, but it's a pity that Seorak Pine is still the same. Still, I liked the hot spring water, so I used to visit it often in winter before the corona, but it's a pity that I couldn't use the open-air bath due to the corona.

Some of the rooms seem to have been renovated. It was much cleaner and better than the rooms I saw in the review photos. The staff also kindly guided me. However, it seems that it is not managed in many parts of the room, but if you think about the price, it is enough to go beyond. It's convenient to buy things that are insufficient in the convenience store on the first floor, and the underground amenities seem to be only operated in the evening, but there are not many facilities, but it's just worth using. The resort itself is old, so it is generally aging and lacks service, but some rooms are renovated and good for cost performance.

The location is very central in Sokcho and is very close to the express terminal, and the bus stops to the national park (buses 7 and 7-1). The staff are very friendly, the rooms are very clean and tidy and come with facilities such as washing machine, dryer, kettle, heated toilets and hob. There are shampoo and body wash available. There aren’t too many shops nearby which are good for breakfast, but there are snacks available at the convenience stores. Overall, a very pleasant hotel to stay at particularly if you are doing the national park.

There is no customer service staff, but there are only a lot of parking staff. ㅋㅋ I reported that parking is free, but I don't even use valet parking, but I get 5,000 won for parking. I contacted you by phone and said you had informed me in advance, but can't you find where you wrote it? And compared to the size of the building, the elevator, the parking lot is very lacking. But I didn't feel very uncomfortable because I stayed on a weekday without many people. Because it's a new building, the facilities are clean and clean, but Netflix can't use it because it doesn't respond when it presses. It was nice to have a convenience store right on the first floor. I've checked in several times, but the system was strange, so I was a little hesitant, but it was convenient. The location and view were very good.