Hotels With Parking in Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea

Comfortable & quiet. Just a little out of the way. Check-in & check-out: Through multilingual self-service kiosk Transportation: 1-2 min walk from bus stop, but no train stations nearby. Room: As per pictures. Comfortable size for 2 pax with at most 2 carry-on luggage each. Pillows are fluffy & just the right firmness for me. Blanket thickness was just nice as well. Cleanliness: In general, it was clean. But it wasn't spotless in the nooks & crannies. Toilet: Strong water pressure for both hot & cold water. Had rain shower. Shampoo, conditioner, & body wash were citrus scented. Note: there's no bidet & small towels, which is typical in South Korea. Convenience: GS25 right at the corner & a Mega Mart within easy walking distance. Loads of Korean food restaurants nearby. Staff: Friendly and helpful but you will need a translator app as they can only converse in Korean. The older male receptionist greets me cheerfully every time he sees me, & tries his best to be hospitable despite the language barrier (i.e. Asking if I needed more towels, do I want my room cleaned, do I need more drinking water) Location: It's quite a distance from central Busan area & all the popular tourist attractions, so it's not ideal if you intend on spending most of your stay exploring these spots (due to long travel time) Note: I didn't realise the TV remote doubled as the aircon remote too, so I slept with just the fan on & window open for most of my stay. The room stayed comfortably cool & I did need the blanket throughout the night

Quiet little town in early April 2026. Can hear the waves crashing from the hotel, that's how quiet it is. Most of it is self service - from check in to check out. At this time, the top floor restaurant seems to be closed as well though you can still go there for a view. There was limited parking, about 8 i think and by the time we went out for dinner it was already full. Walked down to the centre of town about 10-15mins and had seafood dinner there so it wasn't too bad in Spring season. Just take note shops during this timing seem to be closed about 7pm-ish. You still have convenience stores like GS25 or 7-Eleven if you still need. Room is clean and toilet is before the room, they have a door to separate the 2 which is nice. Room was warm when we got in so a nice touch as well.

I planned to stay here for one night but stayed for 2. I loved the place and the owner is such a kind and interesting person. They have very beautiful cafe which feels like a botanical garden. Well, it might not be the warmest place in winter but as anywhere else in Korea. In general, I enjoyed the place it is clean and beautiful.

I really liked the hotel, starting from the location, namely near a large market where you can buy fresh vegetables or seafood and also many cafes. The hotel room is clean, daily cleaning. The hotel staff is very responsible in fulfilling their duties, and is also always friendly. I used the laundry service, it is very convenient and is included in the cost of accommodation.

The facilities are old and you should be satisfied with the cheap price It was a little unfortunate that there were few places to eat around because it was not a peak season.

The hotel is located quite far from Namhae. The landscaping, including the walking path and streets, is excellent, but the hotel itself lacks facilities, so it may be boring. However, the view, the atmosphere of the room, and the room condition are all excellent, so I think it was a very satisfying trip. It seems to be a good place to stay for a trip to Namhae rather than a trip just to visit the hotel.

It seems like a slightly old hotel that was remodeled. There are many convenience stores and restaurants nearby, and the hot water comes out well, so it's nice to shower. The breakfast is poor for the price, and the soundproofing doesn't seem to be good. I don't think I'll visit again. There was a Toyoko Inn nearby, but the price is much cheaper and breakfast is free, so I think it's a better choice.

This property has a theme park on site which makes it a typical choice for family with kids. The room is big but wear and tear is obvious, it is stripped of any usual toiletries and coffee/tea bags which are usually common for 4* properties. The only option is to purchase at the mart downstairs or have your meals at restaurants on site. The restaurants on site like many theme park hotels are overpriced. It makes one feel bad for families where its either cook or have to pay exorbitant prices. Maybe they should at least keep up to 4* property's room conveniences to justify its 4*. For breakfast it is possible to grab some bread from the hotel's Italian lounge or Starbucks, they are at about the same price point.

This is a hotel I always use when visiting Geoje. It's great value for money. I was a bit confused because there were two management companies operating in one hotel, but these days, there are quite a few places like this. Room condition~, ocean view~ In my personal opinion, it's much better than Sol Beach across the street. I highly recommend it~

We have stayed here multiple times since 2010, back when the property was managed as apartments by COENS. It remains excellent value for money, offering great amenities for families, including an indoor children’s play area, BBQ facilities, outdoor seating, and a pool. The main drawback is that the apartments are showing their age and would benefit from refurbishment to restore them to their former standard. In terms of location, it is about a 10-minute drive to Okpo or a 30-plus-minute walk. There are no restaurants in the immediate area, and the return walk involves a very steep hill. If you plan to head into town for dinner or drinks, it is best to drive or take a taxi.