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Ansan Hotels, South Korea Find and Compare Stays With Free Cancellation for 2024

4.3/549 Reviews

Aura Hotel

Ansan|2.23km from city centre

I'm in Korea for work and so am travelling on my own, and I couldn't be happier with my choice to stay at Aura Hotel. I felt very safe, and the quality of the room and amenities felt far superior to the price paid - I'm certain back home this would cost into the triple figures per night. It felt like absolute luxury. My double room included an absolutely huge corner bathtub, a separate waterfall shower, a huge 60” TV with access to Netflix and an Android box (I have a USB stick of movies which I was able to plug in and play), a computer, a refrigerator which was stocked with 3 bottles of water, a tinned fruit juice, and a cold coffee every day, an armchair with table, and the softest bed I've ever slept in. I had to extend my stay to 12 days total, and I didn't want to leave. It's 5 minutes walk from the subway station which is on Line 4 with direct access into Seoul if needed - this took just over an hour. There's lots of restaurants nearby and several convenience stores and a large Daiso, if you need more substantial shopping then Jungang is a single train stop away or a 20ish minute walk. I was happy with the location as it was close enough to everything I needed, but quiet enough to still be peaceful.