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These resort rooms include kitchenette, so you can bring your own food or get things to eat from the hotel convenience store. Good place to stay for Seoraksan, but nothing within walking distance and little to do in the hotel. There is an ok sauna/bathhouse and the views are nice. The hall carpets were messed up, but that won't hurt your stay. Woken up a couple of times by late-night partiers or running children, but we enjoyed our visit.

Will not recommend to my friend. They gave me a room with a great view each I loved, and the service from the front was good enough. But the room was too old and not clean at all. I felt as if I was not welcomed here. It can be old and cheap but should care more on cleaning and keeping.

Location is great, rooms were spacious and well warmed. Has its own restaurant, fried chicken (Togo) area, sauna with gym, noraebang, ping pong/billiards room, as well as a mini arcade and well sized convenience store(open 24). The hotel was busy when we went (a bus worth of students, a bus load of ajummas, and several families) so the place was lively most of the time as we were coming and going. There's a stray cat that stays around the front that was pretty friendly. Most of the parking available is at a structure about a 5minute walk away. The service we received seemed a bit lackluster, but it might have been because we were foreigners. Not English friendly, staff were not rude to us but we were easily ignored whenever someone else asked the staff for attention.

This cabin looks and feels like an old house. However, this gives you a comportable rooms and nice bath so that every visitor take deep rest in this cabin. It also serves you with a resonable price! Travel of friends as well as family fit for this cabin!

Spacious room with kitchenette. Free high-speed internet. Not much of a view. The grounds are well kept. Fitness center cost 15,000 Won. Plenty of parking, but the parking structure is a decent walk from the hotel.