Hotels near Eonyang Dolmen, Ulsan

The facilities are clean and so friendly. The styler and spa bathtub were so good. The price is also cheap. There is also a simple breakfast. There was plenty of parking space. There are also many restaurants nearby. Jiaro Taehwagang Garden 15 minutes Daewangam Park 25 minutes

This hotel is very suitable for Chinese guests, as you don't even need to change the power plugs, which is quite rare in South Korea. The service is excellent, and the front desk staff speak very good English, so communication is seamless. Although the facilities are a bit dated, it's quite normal for a hotel abroad at the same price point to feel one or two stars lower in quality.

Checked in shortly after midnight, and the check-in process was smooth. The front office agent was okay. However, I struggled with the elevator system because the wayfinding and signage for the high-floor elevators were not very intuitive. Even after looking around carefully, it was not immediately obvious which elevator I should take, so I ended up taking the elevator more than twice before figuring it out. Since there are only three elevators, I believe this is more of a management and signage issue than a staff issue. Clearer wayfinding would make the arrival experience much smoother. At check-in, I believe I was upgraded to a room with a bathtub, which I appreciated. However, the bathtub did not have a shower curtain, so water ended up splashing all over the bathroom floor while showering. In the end, it was actually less convenient than a standard shower. Parking costs KRW 5,000, although it was waived in my case. I was surprised that parking was not complimentary for hotel guests. My hunch is that if I had stayed longer than one night, I probably would have had to pay. The parking area is very tight and small. Even though I arrived late at night, there were still two or three cars, including mine, competing for the remaining parking spaces. Amenity-wise, I'm not sure how old the property is, but it definitely needs some work on the details. I noticed dust, scratches, and dings along the way to my room. The elevator floor was also making a weird noise with a noticeable rattle. Given that this is a business hotel, I wasn't expecting much in terms of personalized service. During check-out, I called the front desk to ask about the express check-out process, and the staff explained it clearly over the phone, which I appreciated. I liked the efficient, no-nonsense approach—they provided exactly the help I needed without unnecessary formalities. That said, I can also see how some guests might perceive the service as a little too generic without personal touch; yet, i enjoyed in overall. Thank you

+: Comfortable bed, clean and functional room, the breakfast was pretty good, and the staff is very professional and helpful. -: The rooms are rather small, which is to be expected from this hotel chain. Toyoko Inn is a Japanese hotel chain that aims to give a reliable experience at an affordable price, which they do, but t achieve this, they compromise on space. If you need more space, there are a few Korean hotels in the area that have bigger rooms at the same price point.

The room is quite big and generally quiet. It’s close to the train station, but requires some walking to get to good spots or take the bus. The city is not very walkable, and the area seems kinda like an industrial area—though there’s a couple of chain cafes and a 24 hour laundrette nearby.The staff were helpful but may have difficulty beyond just checking in. The room’s windows don’t have a screen on them, so you may experience mosquitoes. I got bitten a lot during the night. I think it’s fine to stay here one night, maybe two if you’re very budget conscious. But the lack of screen on the window was a surprising oversight to me.

1. ”Dazzling River View” Panoramic View of the Taehwa River 🌅 The biggest charm of this hotel is the view of the Taehwa River enjoyed from the guest rooms. During the day, you can admire the sparkling river and peaceful scenery, while at night, you can enjoy a night view where the dazzling city lights blend together. Just looking at the river view from your bed is enough to provide a sense of healing. 2. Direct Connection to the Hip Seongnam-dong Street of Youth 📍 The back of the hotel is directly connected to Ulsan's most vibrant ”Street of Youth.” With various restaurants, cafes, and shopping spots, as well as the Seongnam-dong Night Market, all within walking distance, it is the perfect location to fully enjoy Ulsan's nightlife. 3. ”Perfect for a Month-Long Stay!” Washing Machine & Microwave in Rooms 🧺 Unlike standard hotels, the guest rooms are equipped with a drum washing machine, large refrigerator, microwave, and sink. This is especially useful for long-term guests or families with young children, and it couldn't be better for comfortably enjoying food purchased from outside. 4. One of Ulsan's Top ”Ultimate Value & Cleanliness” 💰 It boasts impeccable room conditions and high-quality service comparable to a 5-star hotel. Guests continue to leave reviews stating, ”It is the place I choose without hesitation whenever I visit Ulsan,” as they can enjoy spacious rooms and an excellent location at a reasonable price. 5. Perfect Accessibility to the Taehwa River National Garden Walking Path 🌳 Stepping out of the hotel leads directly to the Taehwa River walking path. It is perfect for jogging or strolling while enjoying the cool river breeze in the mornings and evenings, and is also close to the Simnidaesup (Ten-Mile Bamboo Forest) at the Taehwa River National Garden, a landmark of Ulsan, making it the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing break in the city.

It was so clean that I wondered if it hadn't been open for long, and the room condition was excellent. The room smelled nice, and the unit I stayed in had a balcony with a chair and table, so it was great to sit there, listen to the sound of the waves, and look at the stars in the night sky. I highly recommend this place if you visit Ulsan.

On the morning of check-in, the room number and password are sent via email. After the check-in time, you can go directly to the room and enter the password to get in. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. However, a nearby amusement arcade was incredibly noisy. When I went to the window because of the overwhelming noise, I found it was open. Closing it helped to reduce the sound significantly. If outside noise bothers you, I recommend checking the windows. There's a convenient convenience store under the hotel, but it's unstaffed and security-locked late at night, and I couldn't figure out how to get in. There's a large Lotte Mart nearby, which was great for buying food and souvenirs. Finally, the TV. I couldn't figure out how to use it, and no matter what I did, it kept saying the signal was weak. However, I eventually figured out that by bringing up the hotel guide and then pressing 'back', I was able to watch TV.

It is a neat and wonderful Hanok at an unbelievable price. If the price remains the same, I would even want to make a special trip to stay here for an extended period the next time I visit Korea.

Good news And can have complete toiletries, but unfortunately when I came, I told you to pay for an extra fee again