Hot Springs Hotels in 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!"

"It was nice that it was near Hogye-dong, so there weren't many people. I didn't know there was a high-quality hotel in such a secluded spot. Thanks to you, I had a great experience. The location is a bit far from the station; from Beomgye Station, you have to take a bus for about 20 minutes. The facilities are good, but I'm not sure if it was due to the wood in the interior, but there was a slightly musty smell. I booked a room with a separate outdoor open-air bath called the Mankai Open-air Bath Room. On the morning of check-in, I was informed that since there is a possibility of being visible from the outside, I should wear a swimsuit when using the bath. Since I was already on a plane, I didn't have time to pack a swimsuit and just went straight into the room. It would have been better if this had been stated on the hotel reservation details page in advance. I do not recommend the Mankai Open-air Bath Room if you do not have a swimsuit. I paid extra money, but I couldn't use it because I didn't have one. There is no separate elevator, so I also do not recommend it for those with heavy luggage! Other than that, all the facilities were good. I recommend this to anyone who wants to briefly experience a taste of Japan, even indirectly, in a secluded spot in Anyang."