Jeonnam-Gwangju Hotels with Breakfast

The best hotel near the bus terminal in Gwangju! We stay here every time we visit or pass through the city. It's a 5-minute walk from the bus terminal. The rooms are spacious for Korean hotels, always clean, and have all the amenities. After Seoul, it's nice to see complimentary toothbrushes, toothpaste, and toiletries in the room. We've stayed here with our family and on our own. The price is fantastic, and the area is filled with delicious cafes, coffee shops, and eye hospitals. I highly recommend it 👍🏼👍🏼

Although my room was small, it had everything I needed and was quiet and clean. I was particularly happy with the shower - plenty of hot water and great water pressure. Moreover, the front desk and housekeeping were all very professional and helpful. I chose the hotel because of its proximity to some of the places I wanted to visit and because it was close to the waterfront. I quite enjoyed my walks there mornings and evenings. It also turned out to be right across from Lotte Mart Maxx and within a 5-minute walk from both Daiso and Paris Baguette. Breakfast was included in the extremely affordable price. It was not gourmet but perfectly adequately and filling. If I ever return to Mokpo, I will certainly consider staying at Hound Hotel.

I went on a 2-day business trip to Utop Marina Hotel in Yeosu, and it was such a pleasant experience. The hotel offered a free cocktail and a complimentary yacht tour, which made the stay even more enjoyable. The view of the marina was beautiful, and everything was relaxing from start to finish. Highly recommend it for both business and leisure trips!

I haven't slept so good in ages! Ngl, otw to the building, we passed a couple hotel/motels and I got worried that maybe the pictures wouldn't match with current conditions. That heavens this wasn't the case! The property is set back a tiny but from the road it's on, allowing for parking right in the front. The property is very clean, simple, and pretty. It's also very conveniently and directly across the street from a convenience store (a mere 30sec walk). The gentleman who manned the front desk during my stay was sweet and diligent. Even though there wasn't really any view from my room's window, I did face the sunrise and got healing rays. The room layout is simple and spacious, easily fitting 1-2 people comfortably. The bathroom, however, boy do I have a pickle with that. 1. Loved the toilet!! 2. The sink was also great. 3. But the shower. The shower was a battleground. The shower-head was too big for the holder that allows you to adjust the height and position of the shower-head. The fixed wall-mount for the shower-head sits up too high and the water sprays as if its attacking you. I spent the first 8 minutes just trying to defeat the water boss! To which I finally found a solution: take the shower-head and drape the cord behind the body wash, shampoo, and conditioner containers. Then rest the head behind the overhead shower-head's pole for support and direction the shower-head where you like. Goodness gracious it was a battle I did not expect. Besides the shower battle, everything else was so great. I'd definitely stay at Summit again should I every travel the SW of S.Korea again.

It is in a great location for traveling to Haenam, Jindo, and Mokpo, and since it was newly remodeled, it was clean and nice. Above all, it was a great place to spend the Chuseok holiday quietly. As it is a remodeled old building, the noise in the hallway is on the louder side. Since it was the first stay after opening, there was a minor incident during the preparation process, but thanks to the kind and quick response, I had a good rest. I think I will stay here again next time.

Pros Excellent Location: The hotel is conveniently located near the metro line, making it easy to access the airport and main train station. Soundproofing: The soundproofing is impressive, allowing for a restful night’s sleep without disturbances from outside noise. Great Dining Options: There are plenty of good food options nearby, adding to the overall experience. Cons Bright Control Panel Lights: The orange light from the temperature control panel is excessively bright at night. Additionally, the centralized light control panel emits a very bright blue light. Even after turning off the main lights, these panels create a glowing ambiance that can be quite annoying. In Japan, similar panels allow users to turn off the lights on the control itself, which would be an improvement here. Conclusion Overall, while the location, soundproofing, and dining options are excellent, the overly bright control panel lights detract from an otherwise enjoyable stay. I hope the management considers making adjustments to enhance guest comfort.

Since there are no hotels above 4 stars in Mokpo, I moved to Yeongam and stayed there. Yeongam and Mokpo are so close that the location was the same, and the accommodation was clean. (The sheets were a little torn, but that's okay.) Cleanliness is the most important! There were no inconveniences related to the accommodation, but when I arrived on the day, there was a wedding at the hotel. The parking lot was full. There was a lot of double parking. The hotel definitely needs to improve this part. They park in front of the lobby, which is really I've never seen this before in all the hotels and resorts. Really, guests should use a different place than the parking lot. The hotel needs to manage it.

The hotel room is big and spacious, with one queen and one single bed. The appliances in the room are very new. It’s very much like a studio apartment but not allowed to cook. The location is perfect, short walk within the marina area, 2km to Changdu island and convention hall. What I didn’t like was the lack of amenities. They only provide SMALL towels for guests but stating that it’s government regulations restricting on one time used items. It’s BS, if you can provide small towels, then you should provide big towels. They are not one time use items. They also don’t provide instant coffee nor tea. We have to get it at CU or GS25 ourselves.

I used it while traveling to Nanhai with my parents ~ The parking lot on the first floor is small, but there is a large open space where parking is available right across the street ~ The facilities were clean and the boss was friendly. ㅎㅎ

It's pretty clean and stuffy, but the staff comes home from work after 10pm, so there's a lot at the front desk. There was no one there. The parking lot was small, so I parked in the public parking lot across the street, but it was raining and I had to unload my luggage, but it was very inconvenient because it was across the street.