Hotels With Breakfast in Gangwon State, South Korea

Nice hotel well situated by the night market, Abai Village and Rodeo Drive. Easy to walk around and explore. The rooms was well kept with no issues. Only downside was lack of parking. They will try to accommodate you so you won't be stuck, but was inconvenient.

It was a very nice experience - of course the hotel is more expensive due to its unique ”design”, but for us it was worth it (we only stayed one night). The staff is friendly and helpful, the rooms were nice and clean and parking was included. Only thing is, that there is a little walk from the parking lot to the reception, but there are carts that can be borrowed. Also the surrounding area is nice and has some viewing spots worth exploring. We had nothing to complain.

I was worried because of the poor reviews when it first opened, but it was so comfortable and nice. It's a residence, not a hotel, so the tables are large and comfortable, which was nice because I could eat comfortably in my room. However, the rubber on the toilet stall door came off, so I replaced it, but I think they'll need to do some repair work to make sure it doesn't come off.

We booked the room for early Dec just before the ski open (off peak), some of the room was still doing some upgrading. It was a Queen bed with a bulk bed room and only realised it only 150cm in length. The bathroom include bathtub as well. Booking come w 2 free breakfast/day and the 3rd pax need to pay adult price 44,000 KRW. Not very ideal. Holiday inn should have discounted guest rate for breakfast. The ski open on 4Dec. Hotel no other facilities. Shuttle bus only 2 timing slot to train station.

The hotel was superb, right on the beach and had spectacular views. The rooms were excellent with great facilities. The iPad in the room giving you up to date information was very useful. The staff were friendly and helpful. There were plenty of restaurant choices in the hotel. The evening buffet on the top floor was expensive so we didn’t eat there. 108,000 won per person. There were cheaper alternatives in the lobby. Unfortunately, you had to pay extra to use the infinity pool and gym so we didn’t do this. 35,000 won to use a pool seemed unfair and should be built into the price of the room. I would highly recommend anyone to stay there.

My friend and I absolutely loved our stay! The hotel was clean and conveniently located, very close to Sokcho Eye and Sokcho Beach. Having a 7-Eleven on the ground floor was also a huge plus. I was incredibly impressed by the built-in wardrobe – it was massive, perhaps even a bit *too* big, but I loved it because of how much storage space it provided. It was perfect for me! However, the convenience score wasn't perfect because there wasn't a single mirror outside of the bathroom. I had to go into the bathroom every time I needed to use one. If I ever get the chance to visit Sokcho again, I would definitely want to stay here. (On our second day, around 4:40 PM, the fire alarm seemed to malfunction, but the staff were very quick to make an announcement and clarify the situation.)

The natural beauty around the hotel was great. The cleanliness and attention to detail was also not bad considering the price. The rooms were spacious and the additional floor gave it a feeling of openness. Our family enjoyed the kids room, yet did not think the breakfast buffet was worth the money. Beside that we enjoyed everything else about our stay there.

We checked in a couple of hours after 6:00pm and there were no check in lines at all, the check in and check out process was very smooth and efficient. The room was clean, with great views of both the shops and restaurants below, and the partial ocean view was nice as well. The hotel had a convenience store on the 5th floor which we visited frequently. My family and I enjoyed the Ramada by Wyndham Gangwon Sokcho and will be returning soon,

Dignity Hotel is located right next to the ocean, so for sea-loving folks, this is the place for you! Naksan Temple is 20mins away, but the beautiful ocean will keep you occupied while you stroll over. Room-wise, the room is very spacious, with a large walk in dressing room and a lounging area. It is also very quiet at night (it is the countryside after all!) and you will be guaranteed a good rest. Amenities around the areas are sparse as it is still low-season (for instance, the nearest well-stocked convenience store is 20 mins away). So I recommend to purchasing the morning buffet at the hotel restaurant so you wouldn’t go hungry in the mornings while thinking about where to explore. Regardless, I expect the area to be much more accessible during the high-season of summer, so plan accordingly! All in all, if I return to Yangyang, Dignity Hotel will be my first choice in selecting a place to stay. I had a wonderful time there.

The room is clean and comfortable, and the staff is very friendly. One of the highlights is watching the sunrise from the hotel’s rooftop, which is a significant advantage. They offer a simple breakfast for those who prefer not to spend time deciding what to eat in the morning. However, if you don’t have a car, the walk from the train station to the hotel can be a bit tiring. Alternatively, you can take a taxi or rely on the bus service, which runs every two or three hours. Overall, this hotel is an excellent choice if you want to spend some time in Jeongdongjin and enjoy the sea.