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The hotel offers an average standard of service. Pros: The lobby is spacious and clean, and the breakfast selection is excellent. Cons: The rooms feel dated, there is a lack of signage in languages other than Korean (e.g., English), and staff rarely smile or greet guests.

It is a quiet place from the city. The rooms are spacious that come with a livingroom. The seats were a bit narrow, one tends to slipped down after a while of sitting on it. The workers at the front desk speaks and communicate in English. Customers have to clear the table after meal and return the eating utensils to a trolley allotted.

This accommodation is divided into two buildings: the old building is called "Damton" and the new building is called "Eton." I stayed in a Damton room, which was affordable and had a kitchen, but the overall facilities were a bit run-down. It was a bit inconvenient that I had to separate my trash when I checked out, but the accommodation had a children's water play area and a sauna, which was great.

Was there as part of the tour package. There is a mini kitchen and 2 bedrooms in the room. The view was great. There was a convenient store at the ground floor. So the kitchen is useful. Can use the microwave oven to heat up the food from the convenient store. One thing which I think could improve is to have power sockets in the bedrooms.

This resort is a bit dated. But the pool facilities for children look fun. The rooms are nice and spacious, for a family of 5. A pity that the fried chicken place was closed while we were there. And ordering food from outside has extra charge because the resort is far out.