Hotels With Gym in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

It’s walking distance to the waterbomb, great place to stay. The day before my reservation, I spent all day in the ER because I got a virus that got me really sick. I called the hotel to explain my situation and try to cancel. I said I could send them proof, but they immediately refused to cancel. I had to maintain my booking plans, so I don’t lose my $240 dlls reservation. The next day, Trip.com contacted me and said that even if the hotel don’t want to refund me for the cancellation, they would cover the cancellation because they understand it is a medical situation. I appreciate that, but I had to head over to Seoul, which is 3 hours away from where I live, so I decided to keep my booking. Trip stayed in contact with me at all times. 5 stars to Trip.com for that; that's why every time I travel, I make reservations with Trip.com because if anything happens, I know they will have me covered. On the other hand, in the hotel, breakfast was not included, and it was unlimited until 10 am. My friends and I got there around 9:45 am; we were informed they would take away the food at 10, and we agreed with it and paid for breakfast, which was like 16 dlls each? We got to the buffet, and there were items that were empty, no drinks, barely any stuff in there. I had to ask for orange juice and yogurt from the personnel working around the kitchen area, and they kindly refilled it. Personally, I don't think there should be a need to ask for it, there was other table eating there what if they wanted something else? When I asked the cashier if I could get a banana because the last pieces were taken, he replied with “whatever is in there, that is it”. We were still in the range of time that they are supposed to be open for customers who are already consuming, in case they want to eat more. But unfortunately, we paid normal price for their leftovers. At 10:15 am, when we were still eating at the table, the cashier passed by looking at our table and looking at the watch, like telling us to hurry up. Then he came to the table and told us they were closed; we barely got to grab food once at the buffet, and we were being hurried to leave. The cashier turned off the music, and later on the lights; he just stayed looking at us in front of our table while we tried to enjoy our breakfast. If we knew it was gonna be like that, we would've just found a different place to have breakfast.

The hotel is located near a large outlet mall, but other than that, the area isn't very lively; it's more like an industrial zone. Its main advantage is its proximity to the convention center. Most of the guests are tour groups from India and Indonesia, and the smell of spices is incredibly strong – a real olfactory test in the elevators and restaurant! The hotel room itself was alright, but the bathroom outlet was broken. Not only was the cover falling off, but the hairdryer wouldn't stay plugged in unless you bent over and held it directly in front of the outlet. Everything else was acceptable, I suppose.

The hotel is not far from Suwon City Hall subway station, and right outside is Suwon Commercial Street, making it very convenient for dining, entertainment, and shopping. The front desk lady was very friendly and enthusiastic. Upon entering the room, it immediately gave a comfortable feeling. The soundproofing is good, the room is clean, and there are no strange odors. Most importantly, the window can be opened for ventilation!

I really regret not staying at a hotel in Seoul and instead chose this one. Because of our schedule, we arrived very late at night, and my child didn't even want to go to sleep. In the morning, we had to check out early to catch our flight. This hotel also has a kids' club and a swimming pool, so my child could easily spend a whole day here without getting bored! Next time, I'll definitely stay for a couple more days!

The location is a bit far from the city center, so it's relatively quiet. It's right by Marina Bay, which is great for enjoying the breeze and the views, though it can get quite windy. Our room was cleaned daily, and it was well-equipped with amenities like disposable toothbrushes, toiletries, slippers, a safe, bottled water, a kettle, cups, tea bags, and a drying rack. We booked a family room for two, but it still felt small. Plus, our assigned room didn't face Marina Bay, so we didn't get any sea views, and there was no Wi-Fi – we had to 'borrow' from the neighboring room's network (luckily, hotel Wi-Fi usually doesn't require a password), probably because it was a special offer room. The shuttle service deserves a thumbs up; it got us to the airport quickly, and the driver even helped with our luggage. Some staff members spoke Chinese, and English communication was also fine, so there were no language barrier issues.

Had a great stay, the room was very clean, and the front desk service was excellent. It was also very convenient to find places to eat nearby.

The location and views were great, as it's within walking distance from Gwangmyeong Station. I stayed in a twin room, but the single beds were smaller than what you'd find in most twin rooms, which was a bit uncomfortable. Also, the bottled water, paper cups, and lids were just casually placed on top of the fridge (usually they're inside). It felt like there was a lack of attention to detail. Still, I had a good night's rest.

My overall experience was excellent. I stayed here for five days on a business trip. The front desk staff was very easy to communicate with, and there was a lady who spoke Chinese exceptionally well, which was a huge help. Her Chinese was truly fluent and her communication was very clear 👍🏻. There was also a male manager – I didn't catch their names – but their service was also very attentive. The hotel can arrange car services to the bus station or other places. They helped me book a car to the station and even informed me of the cost beforehand, which was incredibly thoughtful. I was very satisfied with the service. There are many restaurants and convenience stores downstairs, making dining very convenient. There's also a microwave on the second floor, so if you don't want to go out, you can buy food from the convenience store, store it in the fridge, and heat it up on the second floor. The room also has a balcony where you can get some fresh air. The only minor inconveniences were that the bathroom didn't have a waterproof curb, and there were no power outlets by the bedside. Overall, I was still very satisfied.

This AC Hotel by Marriott has a sleek and modern design. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was comfortable, and the soundproofing was excellent, ensuring a very quiet night's sleep. It's within walking distance to Geumjeong subway station, and getting a taxi to Incheon Airport is also very convenient. The front desk staff were friendly and efficient. The rooftop infinity pool offers amazing views. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Seoul.

I booked two stays back in July: Aug 6–16 and Aug 26–31. My first stay was great because I was upgraded, but this second stay in a standard room was a huge disappointment. There was no coffee machine in the room, and local phone calls didn't connect. Worse, the outlet behind the fridge had no power, forcing me to pull the fridge out and stretch a cord across the room to another outlet, leaving messy wires everywhere. Some light switches didn't work at all either. Since changing rooms mid-stay is too inconvenient, I didn't contact the front desk, but the lack of basic facility maintenance here is appalling. Inspect and fix basic room conditions before checking guests in. The quality of management here is worse than a cheap motel.