Hotels near 365 대부도 캠핑시티, Ansan

It's a hotel that I'm checking the heat from the car entrance to Corona 19 response. The landscape is really good, so if you walk for a while, you can just look around the left and right. It was great to have grass and trees growing well in a spacious space. The room was in good condition and the staff were friendly and the staff stayed for two days. However, I remember that there was no convenience store nearby, so it was troublesome to buy small necessities. There are some places where carp is gathered in the hotel, and the stroller is good, so I often take children and stay with them, and it has a natural family-friendly atmosphere. I want to visit next time.

It is in a quiet location and is good value for money. It's a good place to stay while on a business trip. It's a bit disappointing that there are few parking facilities compared to the size of the building.

I will like everything about this hotel. Everything is as in the description and I'm happy

Because it is newly built, the room is very new, clean, no odor, the temperature is constant at 26 degrees, adjustable. If it is too hot, there is air conditioning. The bathroom is also clean, and the toilet is great. It is a bit expensive to buy breakfast separately, 24800 won, Western breakfast. There are many food streets around the hotel, which is very convenient

I'm in Korea for work and so am travelling on my own, and I couldn't be happier with my choice to stay at Aura Hotel. I felt very safe, and the quality of the room and amenities felt far superior to the price paid - I'm certain back home this would cost into the triple figures per night. It felt like absolute luxury. My double room included an absolutely huge corner bathtub, a separate waterfall shower, a huge 60” TV with access to Netflix and an Android box (I have a USB stick of movies which I was able to plug in and play), a computer, a refrigerator which was stocked with 3 bottles of water, a tinned fruit juice, and a cold coffee every day, an armchair with table, and the softest bed I've ever slept in. I had to extend my stay to 12 days total, and I didn't want to leave. It's 5 minutes walk from the subway station which is on Line 4 with direct access into Seoul if needed - this took just over an hour. There's lots of restaurants nearby and several convenience stores and a large Daiso, if you need more substantial shopping then Jungang is a single train stop away or a 20ish minute walk. I was happy with the location as it was close enough to everything I needed, but quiet enough to still be peaceful.

It was close to the highway and easy to find. The bed mat is hard. I stayed on the fourth floor and the water was a little slow.

I go to a lot of accommodations, and it's the best value for money. It's the best I've stayed. However, one thing that is disappointing is that I stayed two nights in a row and had two different rooms. In both rooms, the bathroom drain did not drain, so the floor was filled with water from the Han River. That is a fatal flaw, so if you fix this, I will use it every time. Oh, and my boyfriend, who I stayed with, reacted to the volume buttons on the remote control. I'm complaining that it's too slow. Please fix this. Oh, I like the styler so much that I'm even willing to buy it.

The hotel in itself is amazing very clean, the beds are extremely comfortable and the staff really helped with any problems I had in a very professional way. The view from the infinity pool is breathtaking (don't forget to book). The front desk is on the 5th floor and you have to go through the media cave (see the photo).

The customer service attitude at the front desk is very good. They can speak simple English and Chinese and help us call a taxi👍The hotel lobby is on the 7th floor. The environment is acceptable and breakfast is charged. The rooms are very average, a bit like a youth hostel. The toilet was poor, so I had to stand in the bathtub to take a bath. The bathtub was full of water, and it was almost overflowing to the outside. There are many restaurants, convenience stores, a Costco and IKEA around the hotel 😂 It's very close to KTX, but it seems a bit difficult to take a taxi nearby.

It might be a hassle to enter the room by pressing the password, but I thought it would be more convenient than carrying around a key or key card. I arrived a little after 3 o'clock, checked in, took the elevator, and got off at the floor where the embankment was. Then, when I went to the room, a staff member wearing a uniform came out of the room. I wondered if they had just finished cleaning the room, so I asked if I could go in and entered. After that, I changed my clothes and sat on the bed looking at the room door (about 10 minutes after I checked in), and I heard the sound of pressing the password from the door, and a staff member wearing a uniform opened the door and came in. Our eyes met, and he left without any guidance or apology... I was surprised and angry. The reason I couldn't say anything that day was that there was no phone connected to the desk in the room, and there were many guests coming and going, and I was busy, so I just passed by. Is it because the staff members checking the room condition with the front desk don't share work or is it because of the system? Is it right for them to enter a room where guests are already present by pressing the password? The world is so dangerous that accommodation facilities need to be concerned about security and safety. It seems like this is not right... It seems like this needs to be checked and improved.