La chambre était grande et confortable
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La chambre était grande et confortable
— how guests describe the rooms
93 m² · 1 double bed and 4 futon beds · Sleeps 5 · Suite
The Suite Deluxe offers a mountain view and a private kitchenette with a refrigerator, electric kettle, and dining area. A flat‑screen TV, heating and air‑conditioning provide climate control, while a sofa and seating area create additional space for up to five guests. The private bathroom includes a shower and toilet. A wardrobe or closet and a clothes rack complete the in‑room facilities.
Beds 8.5/10 · 39 guests mention them
89 m² · 1 sofa bed · Sleeps 5 · Suite
The Hugreen Suite offers a mountain view and a private kitchenette equipped with a refrigerator and electric kettle. It accommodates up to five guests with two beds, three futons, a sofa, wardrobe, and separate seating and dining areas. The suite includes one private bathroom with a shower, toilet and a flat‑screen TV, and climate control is provided by air‑conditioning and heating.
Beds 8.6/10 · 36 guests mention them
93 m² · Sleeps 2
93 m² · Sleeps 2
“Nice resort-hotel, 3*, in the middle of nature; good start point for visiting Seoraksan park”
The apartment was spacious and the location was quiet, close to nature, Sokcho, and the entrance to Seoraksan National Reserve, with parking right in front of the hotel. However, the lobby and elevators were noisy because groups of young people acted rudely, and there were few dining options nearby—just the hotel restaurant or your own kitchen, which was very spacious.
They handled a late‑night check‑in very kindly—thanks for that. No complaints.
We had a pleasant stay with the public bath and a good breakfast buffet, and overall we enjoyed it very much. Nothing to add.
The room was good, but it was a pity that the air conditioner was missing.
The place made my trip comfortable and the free breakfast and sauna gave great value. However, they should advertise the free‑breakfast offer at booking; I didn’t learn it was free until after check‑in.
“Nice resort-hotel, 3*, in the middle of nature; good start point for visiting Seoraksan park”
The apartment was spacious and the location was quiet, close to nature, Sokcho, and the entrance to Seoraksan National Reserve, with parking right in front of the hotel. However, the lobby and elevators were noisy because groups of young people acted rudely, and there were few dining options nearby—just the hotel restaurant or your own kitchen, which was very spacious.
The room was good, but it was a pity that the air conditioner was missing.
They handled a late‑night check‑in very kindly—thanks for that. No complaints.
The place made my trip comfortable and the free breakfast and sauna gave great value. However, they should advertise the free‑breakfast offer at booking; I didn’t learn it was free until after check‑in.
We had a pleasant stay with the public bath and a good breakfast buffet, and overall we enjoyed it very much. Nothing to add.
