Hostels em Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

I booked this place because I had some business in Pyeongtaek! It's newly built, so it was very clean and great. The location is very close to Pyeongtaek Station, and there's a convenience store just a second away, so it was super convenient. Haha. The hot water in the room was great, and most importantly, the water pressure was great. The pillows were especially comfortable, so I had a great night's sleep!

The room was well-equipped with amenities such as a large smart TV, making my stay convenient, and the layout was suitable for business trips or light relaxation. Being located near a train station, it offered excellent accessibility with plenty of restaurants and facilities nearby, while the interior had a calm atmosphere, allowing me to stay without any major inconveniences.

Whether you are a counter staff or the boss, the response was good and friendly. I liked everything else in the hotel. As soon as I entered the room, I smelled like cigarettes. So I asked him to change the room right away. The changed room didn't smell cigarettes at first, but it was dizzy after a few hours, whether it was moving from another room through a ventilator or the like, or whether there was a furniture in the smell of cigarettes. I've been there for a few hours, but I'm sorry to change the room, so I just moved to the hotel and slept. Everything was good except that. I like the counter response, so I think I would have changed it if I asked to change the room. Anyway, everything was good except that. Breakfast seems to be simple and laundry is free. The rooftop is open 24 hours a day and the parking space is good. The room is also very big on TV.

The hotel is located on the 8 Floor of a commercial building. It is just a minute or two away from Juyeop station exit 7. It is also near the airport bus stop for no 3300. The location is very convenient as there is a huge Daiso and GS25 and many other restaurants. You can also walk across to Juyeop park where I was fortunate to see cherry blossoms. The park is popular with old folks exercising and there are cafes, restaurants and shops like Olive Young, Compose Coffee, convenience stores as well as Isaac Toast. The room we got is spacious and clean. Basic amenities like tooth brush, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, room slippers, hair dryer and bath robes are provided. The shower is in the same space as the sink and heated/electric toilet bowl. So the floor does get wet but they provide bathroom slippers. Whilst there is no kettle in the room, there is a common area where you can get hot water, coffee, tea, bottled water and biscuits. There is a mini fridge in the room. Do note the room does not have windows that can be opened, so there is no sunlight from outside, which is a minus. Service is good & friendly and they use translation app to communicate. The area is not noisy and not busy, which is great as well.

This is the accommodation I chose for my early morning visit to KINTEX. It is close to the subway station, cheap, and although it is a bit old, the room is spacious and nice. I recommend it if you come alone because the price is cheap.

I went to rest well. I couldn't say I took the car, but I was very kind and kind! Thank you for resting well without worrying.

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The environment is first-class, it is to live continuously, the next day to increase the price, I don't know what the routine is.

The area around can be incredibly noisy, especially at night time, even up until 5 AM. If you're like me and like having the window open while sleeping, prepare to be waken up regularly by loud cars who think they are on the damn Nürburgring or people who like to yell/scream their lungs out at night for no reason. Pretty standard 40 bucks ish hotel for Korea.

Hello! I stayed in Seongnam (during the Chuseok holiday) for the first time since it was close to Gachon University [where my friend was located]. I arrived from YNJ/Yánjí, China after a week of exploring border cities. Unbeknownst to me, the motel was located in ”Little Yanji”... OMG, it was like I never left that NE Chinese region. This area does have a Chinatown vibe, but I didn't mind since it reminded me of my great time in China (Yanbian, known as the Third Korea). First and foremost, the front desk was kind enough to let me check in earlier since I arrived before 10:00 (check-in starts at 14:00). The motel was tidy, provided cold beverages/water in the mini-fridge, the bathroom was huge, the room was very clean, and also had a blackout window. There's also a parking garage if you have a vehicle. If you're taking public transportation, Taepyeong Station is around two blocks away to take the metro/subway. Note: The room I stayed in was 203 and was as pictured... Nothing was misleading with the advertisement.