Hotels Near Statue of Peace in Sokcho-si

Everything was clean and the staff was so polite. They didn’t rush me out of the room. The photos match the actual room so I was happy about that. The pool and views were amazing. Thank you so much. Will come again. I also loved the location as it’s easy for travelers without cars. I didn’t get a chance to have breakfast as I woke up late but hopefully next time 😊

Excellent price/quality option. Lots of space for things, washing machine, electric stove, large refrigerator with freezer, excellent shower room, Cons: There are only two mugs available. The hotel does not have an ironing board or iron.

原來酒店是最新開的，還沒有準備好英文通告還有房間內設施。還好有職員懂得一點英文。酒店服務員只到晚上12點。另外我住的房間還沒有電話可以聯絡前台，比較麻煩。床單質感有粗糙，有點不太舒服。主要是因為全新酒店味道還很大，塵埃很多帶着小朋友有點不太好。之後去應該會比較好。 值得一提的是天台非常漂亮！ 自駕遊算方便。

The facilities are old, but there are remodeled rooms and unremodeled rooms. Book in accordance with your pocket. The internal bedding and towels were unexpectedly neatly dry and smelled good. There is also a sauna and a convenience store. However, the parking space is narrow. Breakfast is not much, but it was delicious with buffet style.

It's my second visit, and I've been traveling well this time. The boss is so kind, and first of all, all the rooms have a sunrise view!! And towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, body sponge, body wash, shampoo, conditioner, hair dryer, and bioderma lotion are provided in each room, and ironing machines are shared in front of the elevator in the lobby on the first floor. There is also a rooftop that can be used until 9:00, and guests can buy and eat outside food. There is also breakfast served from 8:30 to 10:00 in the cafe on the first floor, and most importantly, the lobby door on the first floor after 9:00. It's locked, so you can open it with your room key and come in! Room 605 thought that the blinds on the big windows were broken, but I gave up.

Why I chose this hotel at Sokcho : The sea view from rooms The wide range of room options The Lotte hotel chain I already know The amenities and services on site. We (2 people) booked a superior suite with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and an incredible view on the sea. It’s the perfect place to stay to recover from a very nasty jet lag. We slept very well, enjoying each of us our own bed and room. Maybe it was the best view I ever had lying on my bed. The hotel is huge and comes with many amenities, which are well described on the website. In October the water park is closed and the hotel is pretty quiet, which is exactly what I was expecting. I personally would not come here during busy Summer holidays. The staff is very friendly and speaks enough English for helping you to book a taxi. I was happy to be told that they don’t charge any longer a deposit on your credit card, which takes then weeks to be cleared out. Instead they charge the total amount due for your stay at check-in, which I find more convenient. From the hotel (located on a hill), you can walk (along the sea) either on the left to the long sand beach, or to the right to the port, where you will find many seafood restaurants. We ate one evening at one of the hotel restaurants (Natural Soul Kitchen). The food was delicious, refreshing and healthy. To reach the hotel, we took the bus from Seoul Express Bus Terminal (Gyeonbu Yeongdong Line, next to Gangnam area). It takes around 2.5 hours. The bus departing from this terminal arrives at Sokcho EXPRESS Bus Terminal, which is close to Sokcho beach and closer to the Lotte resort. Be aware that there are 2 bus terminals in Seoul from where you can reach Sokcho. At Sokcho, there is another bus terminal further north (Sokcho INTERCITY Bus Terminal). Make sure that you depart from the same terminal where you arrived if you have return tickets. We didn’t manage to buy the bus tickets online. Apparently you need a credit card issued in SKorea to be able to process the payment. So we had to go directly to the bus terminal to buy our tickets. If you want premium seats buy them several days in advance. Even if your main interest is hiking in Seoraksan National Park, I think this hotel is the perfect « base camp », as in the morning you will wake up with this beautiful sea view and at night you will fall asleep with the sound of lapping waves. I will come back for sure. The hotel, the sea, the mountains,... I didn't expect to feel so well and so energized there.

We stayed at the Gold Suite Ulsanbawi Rock View! The weather was so nice, so it was so nice to see Ulsanbawi Rock clearly. If you want to get a place with a view, it's better to arrive before 12 o'clock and wait. I checked in at 3 o'clock, so I was only assigned a room at 12 o'clock, and some of my luggage was not cleaned, but they put it in the accommodation in advance and allowed me to go somewhere else. The bathtub was the best. The accommodation bed and tableware are so well equipped that it is a good accommodation for family trips. My parents were also very satisfied.

As the title suggests, it was the best resort in the East Coast area, which was the best resort in the East Coast. The resort is now a bit old, and the water park is small, so it is a bit shabby compared to Soccio Hanhua Condon or Dae Myung Ocean World. The only advantage is that there is a private beach, but the water is relatively cold, and it is only a month or two in summer. As a person who visited almost every year, every season, 5 or 6 years ago, I wonder how we will improve in the future ...

Was really looking forward to my stay at the Kensington Hotel Seorak. But when I pay $263AU / night I have a certain expectation that a 4 star hotel will live up to the hype. The service at the check-in desk and in the restaurant was excellent. The hotel itself exudes 'history' and it was interesting spending time looking at the library, hallways and various displays on offer. The menus were adequate for our stay and we spent 29000KRW on the chicken and beer offer on the first night and the steak and wine (120000KRW) on the second night. Breakfasts were 29000KRW/pp or 10% off if you book at check-in were also value for money. However several aspects let the hotel down. Hot water was hard to get - I tried for an afternoon shower and again at midnight with no luck. Larger hotels in Korea tend to have central control over the air conditioning, so if you like a cool room you'll be out of luck by October?? Even having the small window open, and turning of the 'air conditioning, the room was stuffy. Having found a laundry bag and order form I was told that the hotel no longer offered that service. Disappointing. The towels were worn / frayed on the edges (they've passed their useabe date) and though the hotel room we were in had a great view the windows were so grubby it was hard to really enjoy the view. While I appreciate COVID has had an impact on the hotel industry generally, I'm pretty certain that the Kensington, with its views and proximity to Seoraksan, faired better than most. While I would stay here again I would like to think that for prime pricing the Kensington could up its game and ensure that such small issues were addressed.