Hotels near Jeongja Park, Suwon

I booked a garden view room with breakfast. There is no garden view, but it is close to the subway station and train station. I can confirm that I can't hear any noise. There is bus No. 13 at the door that can go directly to Suwon Hwaseong and other city gates. The airport bus is also at the door. Overall it is OK

Very well equiped well with all the neccessity provided. There is a convenience store right beside the hotel. Only setback is the room size is pretty small. However staffs and receptionist were extremely friendly.

This hotel was walking distance to Suwon station and spacious. The shower temperature and pressure was great! They replenished bottled water and coffee everyday. They TV had Netflix. The only downside was I couldn’t adjust the thermostat, but there was a window I could open.

The hotel was easy to find and well maintained. However, we intentionally booked a hotel to use the treadmill and was utterly disappointed to find out that both treadmills were spoilt and unavailable for use. There was also no airconditioning as the hotel staff explained that it was cold enough in autumn. Hence, we turned off the heater and opened the windows.

The front desk gave us information about where to eat and where to rent umbrellas since it looked like it was going to rain, which was very helpful. The shampoo dispenser in our room happened to be out of order, so we were glad they kindly showed us around. We didn't hear it in our room, but when we left the door, we heard our neighbors screaming. It was a bit of a surprise...

This hotel surprised me a lot. First thing, my room is very new. Both the bedding and furniture are clean, and the room is spacious. The bathroom and shower are separate. Second, breakfast was very rich and everything was clean. However, I picked a city-view room. The floor is low, and I can't see anything outside the window except the parking lot. My family and I are very satisfied with the cleanliness and breakfast. I will choose to stay here again next time.

The room is a bit small but adequate. Very clean. The location is very good. There is a big Starbucks downstairs. If you go out at midnight, there are several small bars where you can eat and drink beer. There is also 24/7/11. The front desk staff all speak very good English. If I go again in March, I will definitely stay here again.

Great size clean room (credit to the Cleaning staff), hotel staff were friendly and helpful. Comfortable big size bed, WiFi had great speed. City hall subway a short walk and bus stop directly outside. Plenty of restaurants close, lots of choices just a short walk away.

I don't usually write reviews, but I always leave a comment when I check in because there's a tall woman with long thighs. This description of his appearance is expressed this way because he did not reveal his name. However, I can't even see the name on the business card on the chest. What is your name? I asked 3 times and he doesn't even tell me. Ignoring the customer. I pay for two rooms myself and check the guests in. Ji took the passport and said that since there were two rooms, they would check in from both sides. Ji kept the female guest's passport and sent it to the counter next to her. If you have it, shouldn't the guest say that he or she will help you check in? The male employee who pre-judged your nationality immediately responds in Chinese, but he only speaks English and the customer can't understand it, so he keeps talking in English... It would be better to put a flag of the foreign language available on his nametag and have him deal with it. Or, I'm Korean, so you can explain it to me even though I'm right next to you. But I'm so tired that there's no explanation worth listening to. Even if you don't have to explain that there is no wifi password, everyone knows it. If you write it down on the room key cover, everything will be taken care of... What time you check out on the 5th floor is enough, and breakfast time is enough. If you really want to speak English, you should participate in an English speech contest... It's ridiculous that Korean will do the trick. It was annoying to see them holding their passports senselessly during check-in, but they had a poor service mindset and couldn't control their facial expressions and didn't even answer questions. If it were our employees, we would have fired them. I think the new employee will do better than that employee. You have to say your license plate number three times to understand it, and if you're hard of hearing, they'd ask you to write down your license plate number... They'd mumble strange numbers as if you couldn't understand them... If it wasn't for a middle manager, you might have exploded. This is not a place where you receive service, but a place where service is provided to customers. Yuduri's senses are all the worst. Since I like speaking English, I sincerely hope that I will stick to dealing only with Westerners. If you don't have a personality that suits the service profession, it might be a good idea to quickly find another path. It's a nice hotel in Suwon, it's next to a department store, and it's close to my house, so I brought it here, but I wonder if I should take it again because of the female employee. The breakfast wasn't as good as Chinese food, but it was edible. I stayed at the Guangzhou Marriott for 2 nights in the same week, and compared to there, the facilities and breakfast service mind Korea was inferior. It is a position that enjoys a regional monopoly status at a price that is just to rip off popular Koreans. For reference, the price including breakfast at the Marriott in Baiyun-gu, Guangzhou is 150,000 won. It is twice as expensive as it is located on the outskirts of Suwon.

Nice big room and the curtains keep the light out if you like to sleep in. Not an ideal location for the main attractions in Seoul, but plenty of shops and restaurants in the area if you’re just looking for a nice play to stay with a big room. It’s close to a subway stop, but most attractions in Seoul are about an hour.