Jeongseon-gun Hotels with Breakfast

Cleanliness is okay Because it's peak season, the elevator is completely hellish There's no soundproofing at all. I don't know if it's the next room or the next room, but they were playing games, drinking, and playing until past midnight, and there were definitely no notices or restrictions on manners. I couldn't sleep I paid for 4 people, but they gave me 4 towels When I asked for more towels, they gave me 4 for 4 people, and they asked me for 2,000 won for 2 They asked me for 3,000 won for 4. I was shocked The parking lot is large. It's also peak season, so parking is very difficult.

Both the cleaning service and service were satisfactory, and it was also great for enjoying a vacation with various programs, swimming, and fitness. It was Christmas, so the price was quite reasonable, and if you buy the things you want to eat before you come and eat them for dinner, you will be satisfied with the vacation.

Rooms were pleasant, everything functioning nicely. Hotel is comfortable and reasonably well-organised. Around the resort there are places where poor signage and language difficulties may give pause for non-Korean-speaking travellers, but it's nothing that a smartphone and a little persistence can't overcome. Free shuttle buses to the close-by ski hill and two local towns are frequent enough. Staff are kind, considerate and helpful. Food on the mountain is basic but perfectly fine. Unless you are coming for the ****** specifically I wouldn't recommend the hotel in general. All facilities require extra charges and are cynically overpriced to rob more money from the punters, whose tinted-window executive cars arrive in droves. The less said about the buffet at the Grand Table the better. There is something very soulless about the High1 resort in general, and the strong corporate vibes give the place an eerie quality. The skiing is not so bad, although experienced riders will get bored after 2 or 3 days, unless a rare snowfall increases the fun. That said, the resort's snow-making abilities are quite impressive. If you are someone who gets irritated by poor piste etiquette, don't come here. At any given time half of the riders will be in the process of falling over, will have already fallen over, or will be chatting sat in the middle of the fairway. Try not to imagine anything in the way of apres-ski. As a solo traveller bored of watching the ****** donkeys shift about the hotel, I went searching in the local towns for a bar. It was a depressing failure. I read the resort was intended to bring money to the depressed mining towns of Sabuk and Gohan, but seemingly it has turned these places into a succession of garishly presented empty restaurants and ”Thai massage” joints, the latter being a favourite of the aforementioned tinted-window crowd.

It's so clean and nice I would like to visit again and enjoyed it. There are many events and the facilities are clean, so it's really good for families and couples to visit.

There are several hotels in High1, so I was a little surprised that it wasn't the hotel I had thought of. A good environment for relaxation. You can use the High1 Resort facilities together, so it's a great environment for relaxation. The front desk's response is lacking, and the explanations are lacking in detail.

There is a place called Anbandegi nearby. There is a place where you can see the stars very, very well. After seeing the best stars of my life, I relaxed my tired body at the hotel and left. You can also get hot water near the reception desk of the hotel.

It's the same as you saw in the photo. It's an old resort hotel and you need everything from karaoke chicken hop convenience store. I think it's a good hotel to stay for a day with a good value for money.