Hotels With Breakfast in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

Ramada by Wyndham Yongin is conveniently located right next to Everland and offers a good range of facilities, including free WiFi and luggage storage. The surrounding area also features supermarkets and restaurants, adding to its overall convenience. However, be prepared for queues at breakfast during peak hours, and some room types might feel a bit cramped. If you're planning a visit to Everland or exploring the Yongin area, this hotel is a practical choice. Nevertheless, it's advisable to book in advance and confirm your room type to ensure a more comfortable stay.

We stayed in this hotel during the cold play live. The price grow very high during the live. The location of the hotel is very good. Room is big enough for me. And it's clean. It even has a balcony. The room doesn't provide one-time tooth brush, you have to buy it. We met some problems while using the selling machine in the first floor. We paid but got nothing. Luckly we went for the front desk for help and the staff solved the problem. The staff spoke English well.

I had a very comfortable stay at Staz Hotel. The room was clean and cozy, and the staff were friendly and helpful. I really appreciated the calm atmosphere and the quality of the facilities. The only small downside was the location — it’s a bit far from central spots, but still accessible by train. Overall, I enjoyed my time here and would recommend it to travelers who prefer a quieter place to stay.

Located across the street from the closest airport bus stop. Rooms aren’t as modern as other hotels in the area but the bed was very comfortable and no loud noises to be concerned with after hours. Check in and check out were very easy. There is also an express check out drop box if you don’t want to interact with anyone.

The location is superb; I could just stroll back to the hotel after the concert. There's a Starbucks and several convenience stores right downstairs, which is incredibly convenient. I initially thought the hotel didn't have any international adapters, so I went and bought a Korean charging cable downstairs. Funnily enough, there was actually a plug right by the bed that fit Chinese chargers directly, which was a great unexpected amenity.

Due to a change of circumstances, I stayed 2 nights despite I booked 4 nights. I tried to send them an email on 12 February's evening to cancel my stay on 16 February, but they replied to me on 13 February that I could only cancel 3 days in advance. I understood that I sent them late on 12 February, but I didn't know the cut-off time and I had an emergency to shorten my trip. It was my second time staying here. I am not sure if the settings were different since I was assigned a different room. This time, they provided disposable slippers (which was good for hygiene's reason) and there was a smart toilet seat (also good for me!). I had a problem turning off the 2 nights beside my bed and when I tried to ask the front desk, there was no one available (looks like they don't have any staff on duty after 23:00). The problem was resolved by unplugging the key card that I was asked to insert to turn on the power of the room (not sure if this is the right way to do that though). Another issue was that I was waken up by music before 8am on the next day (I had an early flight the day before and I really needed the sleep). I found the source - It came from the loud speakers of a car which stopped in front of the construction site next to the hotel. There were 2 men with banners and they seemed to be protesting about something? The music was so loud that I could hear very clearly on the 6th Floor. There were stains on the carpet, but the cleanliness was okay overall. The parking spaces are too few and this is something the hotel needs to improve. All in all, it was a good value for money. The location was good - there were lots of restaurants, convenience stores nearby and a huge supermarket in walking distance. If I go to Suwon again, I may choose this hotel again.

Value for money hotel near Seoul Institute of Arts & plenty of restaurants & cafes around. Lotte department store across the street. Big room compared to hotels in Seoul. Ansan is a lovely city by the ocean. Everything great except the hotel don’t provide free toothbrushes, toothpaste, hand soaps . So pls bring ur own. Public transportation is also very near, walking distance . Bathroom is big & nice hot water.

The hotel's location offers nice views, but other aspects are just average. It's very close to the outlet mall. To reach it, you'll need to take the subway to Kaihua station, then catch either bus 16 or 16-1. The hotel frequently hosts tour groups, so the lobby can get quite noisy in the evenings. There's a convenience store downstairs, but they don't offer any discounts. It's a good idea to buy your supplies beforehand, or perhaps grab some snacks from the convenience store at the outlet mall.

Fast check in out out. Clean room and comfortable bed and pillows. Excellent bathroom. Coffee shop and convenience store located in building. Would stay again.

It was my second visit here. The first one was around this time last year, and the camping site is right next to it. I liked the view of the Namhan River so much that I came again. I really, really like the accommodation. Plus, it's friendly and it's nice to have a sauna and water park. However, I think it would be much cooler if there was a game room or PlayStation where older children could play.^^ Anyway, I highly recommend it!!