Jecheon-si Hotels with Bars

The hotel in Jecheon, which I evaluated here, was called Cheong Pung Resort; hotel on the lake. It is directly on the Stausee. Within a tour we spent a night here. Hotel: Great, strongly entered in the years, with a large lobby, restaurant and bar. Rooms: My room (3-Bett room for alone use) was in 8.Stock and had side view of the sea. The room was standardly equipped with small bathroom with very old armatures and shower without a hang. All very used and somewhat smooth (step floor contaminated, bed layers with cuts, hair in the bathroom). The light on the steel lamps is only to be turned on by a silver button on the lamps themselves. Under the window on the roof of a cultivation, a air conditioning was running that made a ”Hell noise”. Breakfast: Breakfast was served for us at a fixed time as a 4-gang menu. Concluded: Compared to other Korean hotels, this is clearly falling. Without our interpreting guide, we would not have been able to understand.

Elderly woman who manned the front desk ruined the hotel experience for me. Although i had booked online, she said that she was not told of my reservation and said i had to contact the owner on my own. When i said that I was unable to make calls from my phone, she refused to lend me her phone and also did not want to help me locate the korea tourism agency for assistance. Was unwilling to help call a taxi either. Eventually, she relented and when contacted, the owner confirmed my reservation. When i returned at 4pm, there was again a checkin delay and she had to call the owner to ask which room I should be given. It was a harrowing and haphazard experience. When the lady boss finally arrived back at night, the lady boss was nice and pleasant, but the experience had already been ruined.

I originally booked the cheapest room, but they upgraded me and there was a 2pc room and a karaoke room. But I was a little disappointed that I couldn't use the karaoke room. Also, the phone was strange for the first time, so I dialed the number, but a man answered the phone, so I was so surprised that I hung up, but the key counter called me again. They told me no and I called to ask at the counter about karaoke, but I was upset by the slightly unfriendly tone. Other than that, the facilities were very poor.

I had a great stay in a great accommodation at an affordable price! The location was good and the accommodation was clean. Next time I go on a business trip, I want to stay again..^^

The hotel was clean and nice I feel like something new building smells still missing. I kept the windows open. Fortunately, there's a net. There was a wall in front of me so I could open it comfortably. It was pleasant and good. I think simple breakfast is ready at the reception I couldn't use it because I couldn't get the guide. I don't know where the contents are being posted. If you go straight to the room and you don't see it, you don't have to be guided separately.

With a stay at Jecheon M Motel in Jecheon, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Semyung University and Eurimji Park. This motel is 5 mi (8.1 km) from Jijeok Museum and 11.6 mi (18.6 km) from Cheongpung Resort Oriental Sauna.This motel offers designated smoking areas.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 32 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have bathtubs or showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, and housekeeping is provided daily.

The counter is friendly and bright. The parking lot is also good because you can use the vacant lot separately. The cleaning condition is good and the rooftop is perfect for a simple meal. The room is a bit small

I stopped by after a trip to Chungju, so the location was good as it was a nearby accommodation. As it was near Suju Palbong, it was a good value for money accommodation for my family who is not good at cooking. The surrounding valley road was good, and the accommodation was near Wolaksan Mountain, so it was surrounded by green and deep mountains, so it had a natural scenery. It was also the best. The parking space was a bit disappointing, but there was a lot of free space around the accommodation, so it wasn't inconvenient at all. The owner couple's travel guide was also very helpful. I plan to visit again. It was a fun trip

It seems that it is associated with the Yanolja application, and the comments there are also very helpful. Four years after my acquaintance moved to Jecheon, I went to Jecheon Cultural Heritage Park and Jecheon Cable Car with my acquaintances. The next day I went to Guinsa. During this period, I went to live at an acquaintance's house in Jecheon, but last year my acquaintance's dog became an adult dog. He didn't dare to see me as a dog, so I lived near Jecheon Station. It is also my dream to stay in Korea alone, such as on vacation. This is the first time I stay in Korea alone, so I am a little worried, but this is a city I have been to. I remember seeing the appearance of Jecheon (=Venice Motel) in Venice last year. For a gilchi like me, this accommodation right in front of Jecheon Station is perfect. The nearby GS25 is open 24 hours, and the Kimbap Heaven next door is open at 5 o'clock in the morning, so I can rest assured. There is also a traditional market in front of you. There is no breakfast, but two bottles of 50ml of water and two bottles of canned mango drinks are prepared in the small refrigerator. Toothbrushes, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, soap, toothpaste, hair dryer, and towels are all ready. Wi-Fi is also available, so after arriving at the station around 11 o'clock, I went to the dormitory to find a room and then stored my luggage. I was assigned to #307 on the top floor of the 3rd floor, overlooking Jecheon, stood up and took out the key. Looking out the window at night, the full moon is bright and bright, I can see the train, and I can't feel the noise of the train even in the morning. Well, somewhere at night, the dog is barking, and the other dog is another dog. I heard a woman's scream, so it was a little scary. It's annoying (due to the trauma of dog barking), but it's for a while. This is an old building without an elevator, but the owners and insiders are very friendly. The boss greeted the guests outside, and the wife said hello while cleaning, and also recommended boarding the Jecheon cable car. The journey was pleasant. I cautiously hope that the city may not be able to provide small and small support for internal improvement. Since Jecheon was designated as this year’s tourist city last year, Geha is also nearby, and you can book a dormitory for 20,000 won. Jecheon Station has also undergone a new look, and I am very happy to see that the city is developing from the perspective of Jecheon over the past four years. It seems that almost all buses depart from the bus stop in front of the station, which is also very convenient. From now on, as Gilki, I seem to plan to stay in front of the station. I hope the hotel proprietor is healthy, and I hope all the visitors can have a good time.