3-Star Hotels in Pyeongtaek-si

The room was decent for the price and was right on the sed. The only thing I would say is a microwave would be a great addition in the room and for those staying bring a backup portable charger if you don’t have a Korean port. They offered the 3 little chargers but the iPhone port didn’t work.

The hotel's location is excellent, as it sits in the middle of Pyeongtaek and is right next to the train station. It is also about 15 minutes from Camp Humphreys, which is great for any service members traveling, and there are tons of places to eat in the surrounding areas that are all within walking distance.  The service was good, considering the language barrier, but it seemed like there was a lot of confusion regarding the kind of room the customer paid for on the app versus what they had when they got to the hotel. Regarding cleanliness, they left roach spray on the counter in every room, so do what you will with that information. There also was a lot of visible dirt in the bathroom, but the actual room was not that bad. I did not use any of the amenities, but they did offer a gym that is usually 24 hours, but it is limited as of now due to Covid restrictions. Honestly, the only reason I would go back to this hotel is because of how close it is and how cheap it is; I would take the hit with the cleanliness. 

Close to Songtan US military base, next to a bar and restaurant street serving the US military, 500 meters away from the subway station, quite convenient. The hotel facilities are relatively old, and most of the guests are family members or related personnel of the US military, all of whom speak fluent American English. The breakfast is not the kind of self-selection in star hotels, but a small amount of self-selection with ordering. There is no freshly ground coffee machine, and the pot feels like instant brew, so just drink it. The waiters are relatively old, and there are four old men taking turns at the front desk, which is not easy.

The facilities are also nice and clean. The next time I visit Pyeongtaek, I am willing to visit again.

A little out of the way It was dark on the way to go at night. The hostel was clean and the bathroom was spacious and the bathtub was good. Bottled water and cup noodles were free on the first floor.

For a last minute booking the hotel was very accommodating. I was a bit skeptical with the first impression of the lobby giving a very motel vibe, as I went to my floor I was quite surprised as the look of the hallway was quite different than what I expected. Entering my room, I felt a very cozy and welcoming feeling (keep in mind). I do live in an apartment in another city in South Korea so I am used to the layouts of Korea apartments and I can say that the room was more of a studio type room with furniture than a hotel which for makes it more homey. Entering the room, they already provide indoor slippers. The layout with table and chairs and sink (what used to be a cooking area) gives it the studio apartment feeling. Very spacious and open and the TV (huge) is bigger than what most 5 star elegant hotels have. The bidet is on point and shower is a modern concept. They also provide a transformer for those who require or have electronics that require 110v charge.

The room is very large and comfortable, and the mini bar is equipped with a lot of things. There are two doors in the bathroom and the open room that are soundproof. The boss can speak Chinese and is a professor at a university in South Korea. He has been in China for many years. Make people feel good

It's my sick son's birthday, but I didn't have time because I was a weekend couple, so I went down to my dad's place to grab a suite and go to rest. What's better is that the letters left for my birthday with the amount of cooking in the United States at breakfast. You boiled seaweed soup on the breakfast menu !!!!!!!! I'm impressed ... There was also a cook who found out my son..!!!! Relationship.. !!! Anyway, the accommodation and service were great I stayed well I couldn't say hello when I checked out. I'm sorry. I'll go down again next time.

Not a bad hotel but nothing great as well. Came as business trip. Room is simple, and room service was done everyday with wet towels replaced. Free water n free beverages to be refilled everyday. You can get extra water in the lobby too. Cons, only 2 hangers and no wardrobe. No place to hang clothes. No curtain at the bathtub so the whole toilet would be wet after you showered. A desktop computer is provided but is in Korean language so not much use for foreigners if you don't understand Korean. Maybe a cheap choice for locals but not so friendly for foreigners because even front desk can't speak English as well.

The room was clean and tidy, there was free drinks and coffee at the front desk, the breakfast was not rich but fully met the demand, there was a laundry room, there were many good restaurants nearby to choose from, very friendly for business travel