Stay at Andong CM Park Hotel and unlock a journey of ancient charm and Korean wave.

🏘️Hotel Introduction: CM Park Hotel, located in Andong, a famous historical and cultural city in South Korea, is a unique hotel that blends traditional Hanok elements with modern comfort. The hotel's exterior cleverly incorporates the tiled roofs and wooden structures of traditional Korean architecture, creating a simple yet elegant look that complements the surrounding environment. Stepping inside, the spacious and bright lobby features traditional folk paintings from the Andong region, illuminated by soft lighting to create a warm and culturally rich atmosphere. The hotel offers a variety of room types, from simple and practical standard rooms to traditional Korean ondol rooms for an authentic Korean accommodation experience. All rooms are equipped with smart appliances and high-quality toiletries. The hotel also has a fitness center, a Korean sauna, and a restaurant serving traditional Korean cuisine, allowing you to immerse yourself in Korean culture while enjoying modern conveniences. 🚗Transportation Guide: 1. Airplane: The nearest airport to Andong is Daegu International Airport. From Daegu International Airport to Andong CM Park Hotel, you can take an intercity bus from the airport to Andong, which takes about 2 hours and costs about KRW 15,000. You can also choose to take a taxi at the airport, which is more expensive, around KRW 60,000–80,000, but it will take you directly to the hotel, suitable for travelers with more luggage or those seeking convenience. 2. Train: Andong City has Andong Station, which is accessible from major cities like Seoul by KTX high-speed train or Mugunghwa train. From Seoul, the KTX takes about 2.5 hours, and the fare ranges from KRW 40,000–60,000 depending on the seat class. After arriving at Andong Station, you can take a taxi to the hotel, which takes about 15 minutes and costs about KRW 5,000–7,000; you can also take a bus, which costs about KRW 1,500, but pay attention to the bus routes and transfer information. 3. Local Transportation: Buses are the main mode of transportation within Andong, with extensive routes covering most attractions. There are bus stops near the hotel, making it easy to get around. You can also rent a bicycle, allowing you to freely explore the city streets and stop to admire the scenery at any time. The rental fee is about KRW 5,000–10,000 per day. 🏕️Nearby Attractions: 1. Hahoe Folk Village: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, about 30 minutes' drive from the hotel. It perfectly preserves traditional Hanoks and folk culture from the Joseon Dynasty. You can stroll along the stone-paved roads, visit traditional Hanoks, enjoy folk performances such as the Hahoe Mask Dance, and experience the lifestyle of the Joseon era. Admission is about KRW 12,000 for adults and KRW 6,000 for children. 2. Andong National Museum: Showcases the rich historical and cultural heritage of Gyeongsangbuk-do, with artifacts from prehistoric times to the Joseon Dynasty. It's about 20 minutes' drive from the hotel and offers free admission, providing an in-depth understanding of the historical changes in Andong and Korea. 3. Byeongsan Seowon: One of Korea's famous ancient Confucian academies, surrounded by beautiful mountains and rivers. Here, you can appreciate traditional Korean Confucian culture and admire the ancient architecture and gardens. It's about 40 minutes' drive from the hotel, and admission is about KRW 5,000 for adults and KRW 3,000 for children. 💰Average Spending Per Person: 1. Accommodation: Hotel room rates vary slightly depending on the room type and season. Standard rooms cost between KRW 70,000–150,000 per night, traditional Korean ondol rooms are slightly more expensive, and prices increase by 20%–30% during peak seasons (such as traditional Korean holidays). 2. Dining: Korean set meals at the hotel restaurant cost between KRW 15,000–30,000. Dinner at restaurants in Andong costs around KRW 10,000–25,000 per person, street food costs about KRW 3,000–8,000 per serving, and coffee and desserts at cafes cost around KRW 8,000–15,000 per person. 3. Entertainment: Entrance fees to attractions are relatively low, with some fees for Hahoe Folk Village, Byeongsan Seowon, and other attractions. Most museums are free. Participating in some hands-on activities, such as making Hanji (Korean paper) or traditional pottery, costs about KRW 10,000–30,000 per person. Overall, a 3–4 day trip to Andong costs about KRW 500,000–800,000 per person (excluding shopping). 💗Other Tips: 1. Language Communication: English proficiency in Andong is generally average. Simple Korean communication is more convenient. You can learn some basic Korean vocabulary before your trip, such as greetings, asking for directions, and ordering food. The hotel reception usually provides some English services, and you can also use translation software to assist with communication. 2. Shopping Recommendations: Andong has many unique handicrafts, such as Hahoe masks and Hanji products, which can be purchased at local traditional markets. This allows you to experience local life and find affordable souvenirs. Andong Central Market offers a wide variety of goods and local snacks.