Hotels With Spa in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

Located conveniently near Gyeonggi Province, my mother and I chose this place for its hot springs. However, check-in and check-out were handled via kiosks, and it was a bit inconvenient because my Trip.com reservation number couldn't be looked up. Thankfully, a staff member was nearby and quickly assisted us. The building is quite old, and the facilities are noticeably outdated. Apart from the hot springs, there isn't much else to recommend this place. The only silver lining, perhaps worth a photo, was the relatively large TV.

The facilities were clean and really good. The soundproofing is also good, so it is quiet.

The facilities were good, the location was good, and the parking was good. However, I tried to use the sauna, but even after setting it to 80 degrees for two hours, it only went up to 49 degrees, so I didn't feel like I could enjoy the heat properly. Also, the jacuzzi had some hair or something, probably from a previous guest, so it was a bit disappointing that it was clean. Still, overall, I was happy to be able to experience this kind of accommodation at this price. ⭐️ 8/10

I stayed at a regular hotel when I went to Japan with my son in January, but this time I met a Japanese ryokan in Suwon. The facilities are clean Parking was allowed until time, so I stayed well and came. There is also a cafe with a good atmosphere nearby.

We enjoyed our experience in traditional Korean setting and the spa was like the icing on the cake. The owner was also very friendly and helpful. Location is also excellent..

The hot springs are Anuk's pride, but due to the short opening hours, I ended up not being able to use them. The welcome drink coffee machine has been unavailable for two days now, either because it is broken or they simply don't care. It’s enough to change my impression of Anuk...

I visited because it was advertised as newly built, but the cigarette smell was so strong that I had to switch rooms. The new room smelled like a homeless person and was musty, so I figured changing rooms again wouldn't make a difference and just waited for morning. The bathroom had mold and sticky floors. Aside from being close to Suwon Station, everything else was absolutely terrible.

It is in a really good location, near Suwon Station and Rodeo Street. The room was large and had a lot of extras.

It's a place I used because I had a job in Pyeongtaek. The food around is also very rich, the dormitory is also very clean, the staff reception is also very friendly, the next time I visit Pyeongtaek will also use this place ~ ~

It was a really clean and comfortable place to stay. The bed was so supportive that I fell into a deep sleep the moment I laid down. I originally planned to soak my feet in the balcony bathtub before bed, but the bed was so nice that the bathtub took a back seat. Haha. There were plenty of good restaurants nearby, so I didn't have to worry about food. The accommodation itself was incredibly satisfying, so overall, it was a great memory. The only downside was the lack of things to do nearby, but if your goal is relaxation, you can't beat this place!