Hotels With Spa in Gangwon State, South Korea

- Location: Gyeongpo Beach side is a hotel many 2030 squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky squeaky s It's really quiet. So I often eaten in Gyeongpo and took a taxi. - Not bad, but overall a little poor 1. No quilt, just a very thin cloth on the mattress 2. I can't lie down watching TV (only a mat on the double floor TV is below) 3. The terrace is small and the door is not locked 4. Spa bathtub is good. But dust comes out. A little lack of hot water. Spa facilities but no robes. Towels were a bit wet - Good point. 1. It's quiet and not ocean view, but the sea is very close 2. The rooftop barbecue place was good 3. ok to take pictures 4. It's a good place to take a lot of luggage I told you what you needed by text with the boss.

While clean, the room was much smaller than I anticipated. Check-in took an incredibly long time; I waited for three hours! They claimed to be following check-in numbers sent via KakaoTalk, but this wasn't actually the case. Someone making a lot of complaints was prioritized, and the whole situation was just chaotic. The room was surprisingly small and looked nothing like the photos. I was assigned to Building A, but the pictures on Trip.com were completely different from the room I received (I suspect they were of Buildings B and C). I initially wondered if the hotel had given me the wrong room, but upon re-examining the photos, the very last one did seem to be of Building A. Honestly, I feel deceived, having chosen the room based solely on those initial, misleading pictures. The swimming pool also incurs an additional charge of 80,000 KRW per person (I didn't use the pool). There's a bakery area, and its lobby is so close to the pool that everything is visible from there. While waiting for check-in, I had coffee in the lobby, and it felt rather awkward seeing people in their swimsuits so close by. Breakfast is divided into two time slots, so you must arrive at your allocated time. The coffee service, where staff pour it for you, was also quite inconvenient. Normally, one would get coffee from a self-service machine, but here there's a dedicated 'coffee zone' where you have to place an order with staff. When there's a queue, you end up waiting with your food in hand, which is truly inconvenient. And the coffee wasn't even exceptionally delicious. Despite having three staff members at the coffee zone, the whole process felt incredibly inefficient. The breakfast food itself, however, was tasty. Oh, and a quick note: Netflix isn't available in the rooms, haha. I honestly think the Lotte Resort, where I previously stayed, is far superior. Their rooms are much more spacious, the pool is complimentary, and it definitely has a more luxurious vibe. Breakfast at Lotte is also tastier, in my personal opinion (and you *can* watch Netflix there!). To sum up, Cassia offers breathtaking scenery. The breakfast was varied and delicious! However, I feel they haven't made effective use of the hotel's interior space. It's genuinely vast, and as you wander, you encounter tables, uncomfortable chairs, and very large art books on display, but it all feels a bit forced and out of place. I never felt like sitting down and relaxing on the chairs, which were also uncomfortable. The overall interior design felt somewhat unkempt and disjointed. It's a shame such a large space wasn't utilized more thoughtfully. Next time, I'll probably opt for Lotte Resort over Cassia.

The overall facilities and environment are decent, but the check-in and check-out times are completely unreasonable. You can't check in until 3 PM, yet someone was knocking on the door by 11 AM the next morning to rush us out, and they were quite rude about it, which really soured the experience. On top of that, the air conditioning in the room couldn't be adjusted, making it very inconvenient. I really hope the hotel can improve its service procedures and room amenities.

The hotel was nice despite the fact that it's quite far and secluded from other place. The service was good too. We had a decent stay here. The price is cheaper compared to the ones at alpensia and yongpyong resort.

Great place! The beach is just a 2-minute walk away. The owner is calm and knows how to treat guests well. We celebrated two friends' birthdays there with our group, and we all loved it. There are big beds, a jacuzzi, a pool, and a BBQ area. Everything is beautiful and cozy. It's perfect for both family vacations and trips with friends.

Great accommodation with excellent service. The beach is just a short walk from the property. The room was quiet and peaceful. I'll definitely come back next time. There's a bathtub where you can soak and enjoy the view – just open the curtains and you're looking at the sea, it's absolutely beautiful!

The room was clean and check-in was easy. I asked for a late check-out of 1-hour due to a marathon race and the receptionist agreed. However, the next day the hotel manager was knocking on the door and ushering me out telling me that check-out time is 12pm. I guess there was some miscommunication. Overall, a good stay.

It was the off-season (summer) and a quiet trip from Monday to Thursday, just before the peak holiday rush, with a bit of rain. The hotel front desk was unstaffed after 5 PM, so on the first night, with a late check-in, it was an automatic process. This meant we couldn't request extra bedding (even though we had contacted them beforehand, but since we didn't meet staff directly, the request was missed) – the room key was a keypad code. For the summer season, I'd recommend staying in the condos instead; it seemed like there were always staff at the condo front desk. Perhaps because it was the off-season, but our room wasn't cleaned once during our 3-night, 4-day stay at the hotel. They said cleaning would happen on the 4th day. If requested, they would collect used towels, and they left two bottles of water outside our door daily. Pyeongchang itself seemed to be on summer vacation, with many restaurants and museums closed. Nevertheless, the beautiful mountain scenery and fresh air make me want to visit again.

I was a bit disappointed by the limited number of convenience facilities and restaurants within the resort. There are a few more dining options if you drive out, but the parking is so cramped that I hesitated to move my car. The parking, which is limited to ground level and one underground floor, is incredibly difficult to navigate. Especially during check-in hours (3-4 PM), it's a parking war due to guests using the ski & board and water park for the day. A plus point, though, is the mobile check-in option, which helps avoid long waits to get your room number. Also, if you're using a stroller, be aware that when moving to the basement, the stroller path suddenly turns into stairs. So, for convenience, always use the outdoor path on the first floor. If you're going to the kids' lounge with a stroller, go towards Lotteria instead of Baskin-Robbins; it's right on the second floor. (The building itself has no elevator, only stairs.) This was my first time staying in the Green Wing condo, and the iron door closing, soundproofing, and people constantly smoking on the terrace (the smell kept coming in and was really annoying!) made me decide to avoid the Green and Orange Wings from now on.

We had a pleasant stay at Donghae Boyang. The main advantage of the hotel is its convenient location, especially for travellers who want to explore some of Donghae’s popular attractions. It is located near places of interest such as Sky Valley and Golden Cave, making it a convenient base for sightseeing and exploring the surrounding area. Overall, a good choice if you are looking for accommodation in Donghae with easy access to some of the area’s attractions.