Hotels near Cheonchuksa Temple in Seoul

I stayed at the hotel after Mt. Bongsan two years ago, so the facilities were clean and I found it again. I went to the mountain without a sigh of sleep because I heard the noise upstairs. It was so hard.

It was really clean, which I loved, and it was great that they cleaned the room daily upon request when we went out. The view was also lovely. However, adjusting the air conditioning was a bit tricky, so I had to call the front desk to sort it out. The TV kept freezing, probably due to a poor internet connection. Everything else was great though!

The season was over, so we couldn't use the outdoor area. We played in the indoor lazy river, and the sauna was decent. The facilities looked a bit old, but the soundproofing was good and it was clean.

I'm satisfied. Even though it's not a new building, it feels well-maintained. It's also great value for money. I'm very satisfied!!

This hotel formerly know as HOTEL KANU. Very convenient for everyone, provide water dispenser, microwave and coffee machine. The room abit noisy coz beside is a parking. Good location MRT station code 711 exit 5 and turn left walk only 2 minutes and THE ICHEON airport bus station opposite the hotel.

It was newly built, so the facilities were very clean and the owner was friendly. I think I'll go here next time I come to Yangju.

It's the best

I booked the Timber Room. The location was fantastic, especially being in the Gangbuk area. While the parking lot was spacious, the corners on the ramps going up and down were extremely narrow, requiring careful navigation. The 'mountain view' wasn't really visible from our room; I kept the curtains drawn because it felt like people right next door could easily see inside, which was a bit disappointing. The swimming pool was decent, and all the staff members were very friendly. Although I didn't try breakfast, it's known to be excellent, so I plan to have it on my next visit. The TV in the living room wasn't working for some reason. I was too lazy to try and fix it, so I just ate without it. It was a shame there was no table, and the sofa felt quite old, which was also a minor drawback. Despite these minor issues, there was absolutely no noise from upstairs, downstairs, or neighboring rooms. Opening the living room window let in lovely bird sounds, making it feel very nature-friendly.

This was a hotel that a Spaniard visiting Korea chose after much deliberation. Although there were many budget-friendly motels nearby, I selected the hotel-class Royal Suite, hoping for a more comfortable and cozy stay. It is true that my expectations were high, as the price of around 170,000 won was not insignificant. However, after actually staying there, I was generally quite disappointed. The first thing that stood out was the cleanliness. There was hair left in the bathtub, and the bed sheets had red stains that appeared to have not been properly washed, which was very unpleasant. Additionally, the smell of cigarette smoke lingered in the room, making it difficult to consider it a pleasant environment. This was particularly bothersome for a non-smoker. In terms of facilities, the toilet's water pressure was weak, so it was inconvenient to have to flush multiple times because it did not clean properly in one go. With the wide variety of accommodations available these days, one could have stayed comfortably for under 100,000 won; paying 170,000 won only resulted in a somewhat disappointing experience as my satisfaction fell short of my expectations.