Changwon Hotels with Pools

The hotel is located in the center of Changping District, with warm service and very good environment. There are many food stores around it. It is not far from Changyuan Plaza, where there is also Lotte logo and cinema, and it takes a few minutes to walk there. The only problem is that the breakfast variety is not very rich, and you need to make fried eggs yourself.

I visited on a business trip and it was close to Sangnam-dong, Changwon, so accessibility was good. The rooms were particularly clean and comfortable among the hotels I visited. I got the exact feeling that it was a new hotel.

It was a consecutive stay, but the reserved room was not of the same level, so after check-out, I was told to vacate the room and move out at the next check-in time. Other hotels said I could move to a room that was cleaned first, but I said there was no need to leave, so they said there was no room and that I had to upgrade if I wanted to stay. I ended up paying extra and upgrading, but there were a lot of rooms available for check-out the next morning. Also, the room information was poor. The refrigerator was not in the right place, so I contacted them and they told me that the floor was originally on a different place. There was no information and it was even broken. In addition, the light in front of the door did not turn on, so when I asked, there was a small button under the card key slot that turns it on only here. There was also no explanation, etc. Not worth the hotel fee

This is a hotel I use every time I go to Changwon. The front desk is very friendly and there are many restaurants nearby. However, there are a lot of entertainment establishments nearby, so it's a bit scary to walk around at night.

Very good hotel for a very fair price. Location is very central. Cleanliness without any problem.

It was clean and nice. I deliberately chose a place with a bathtub, which may be why the shower booth was small, but the bathtub attached to the toilet was spacious and nice. However, the TV has a function that automatically turns off if it is not operated for a certain period of time, but no matter what I do, it is not recognized as having been operated, so my companion and I were sweating in the middle. I wish there was a manual or some prior guidance regarding this.