Hotels near Namyangju History Museum in Namyangju-si

It was nice to be kind. I thought check-out would be a little late, so I asked the front desk if it was possible to extend it, and I was grateful that they would extend it for another hour free of charge.

I went for an interview with my son. It's quiet around. First of all, the hotel is clean. The bedding is sensitive, but it's very comfortable and satisfied. I like it because there is a purifier. There is also an air dress. It was better because the bathroom was separated First of all, the staff were friendly, not to mention.

I highly recommend this hotel. It is the cleanest and finest hotel I have ever been! The breakfast was fantastic! I loved the dining and the area that I could cook and eat. There were variety of food and fruits that I could enjoy. The view was also great to have a look in the morning as well as evening. Love it!

the room is clean, comfortable but not very soundproof and sometimes the sound may come from the water pipe which is surprising...but the room is very comfortable

Although there are not many Japanese people staying here, there is ***, so there are some Japanese people coming and going. The staff can also speak Japanese, so you don't have to worry. There is also a direct bus to and from Incheon Airport, so don't worry. It's 1800 won. The room is also clean. There are no shaving tools for men, so you will need to bring your own amenities. Even if you don't have one, there's a convenience store in the basement, so it's okay. All drinks in the room are free, which is great! ️

LOCATION & ATTRACTIONS NEARBY *** Benikea JD Tourist Hotel is located in Seoul’s neighbour town of Namyangju. Our local GPS couldn’t really cope with the location, so it took us almost 1,5h driving around town and then the commercial complex where this hotel is situated. Definitely get your GPS numbers before travelling. I think there are Hyundai factories nearby... HOTEL OVERVIEW *** I think it’s mostly business-related trips hotel. Due to late arrival, we didn’t have time to explore the area, but there are many shops and restaurants around. Their steakhouse restaurant seems to be popular option in the evenings. Parking was below the building and it was quite fit space for our SUV. No extra charge. PURPOSE OF THIS TRIP *** Leisure RESERVATION *** We booked it through ebookers.ie as they had the best price available and also good pre-paid options. LENGTH OF MY STAY *** 1 night – May 2018 CHECK-IN *** Very quick and efficient, despite late night arrival. We have paid for breakfast and got our coupons for the morning. LOBBY & RECEPTION *** Small & tiny. No way you can get lost there, hehe. ROOM *** We had two rooms called Sunshine Double - #907 & #906. They’re very spacious, almost empty. Quite good quality, but with few random equipment items you normally don’t have in your standard hotels. The most bizarre was this enormous massage chair which you can normally meet at the airports. It was quite good thou. Also, stationery PC was kind of random... Air-conditioner was quiet and efficient, but you have to de-code it first. Room was surprisingly comfortable, despite these strange items. There was plenty of storage space and also working desk with basket which contained cups, instant teas/coffees, hair-dryer, cleaning gel, combs and snail moisture lotion... BATHROOM *** Also, bit of unusual. It was huge with a separate, self-standing bathtub. Not something you have in standard hotel. Toiletries box was full of items. BREAKFAST *** We paid at check-in, it was KRW 7000 (approx. 5 EUR) and it was served in the steak house downstairs. Buffet was small, quite basic, but all items were extremely tasty and well presented. Really enjoyed it! INTERNET ACCESS *** Complimentary and connection stable. CHECK-OUT EXPERIENCE *** Quick and efficient. STAFF *** Helpful and professional, even if we didn’t speak Korean (and they didn’t speak English). We managed. OVERVIEW *** Good hotel for quick stay on your way. Very hard to find, but rooms were comfy. Still strange, haha.

Parking is very spacious and easy to useㅡㅡ. It's a bit far from Seoul, but it's clean and the bed is easier than anything.

a bit old

To be honest, it was okay, except that the front desk asked me to pay some extra fees when I checked in. Otherwise, I would have to check out and change rooms at the normal time the next day... But the attitude of the front desk guy was okay. The hotel is not very hidden. You can see it by turning into a small alley on the main road. There are also many bus stops, convenience stores, and airport bus terminals nearby, all within a two-minute walk. Yes, the hotel is in Dongdaemun District, but it takes about 25 minutes by bus to get to the actual Dongdaemun. The bed in the room is big, and the hygiene and space are okay, but I have to say that you get what you pay for. First of all, the air conditioner cannot be controlled remotely. It is probably a central air conditioner. There is only one plug at the bedside. Although there is a charging cable, it can be charged very well. Slow; there is no desk lamp, only a very weird red night light; the toilet is a bathtub, but there is no curtain, and the water pressure of the shower head is very high and cannot be fixed at all, so you have to hold it by hand or turn the water down; it is a bit inconvenient What I endured was the windows, two push-open windows but no! through! Light! There was no natural light coming into the room at all... It rained on the day we arrived, and it was humid in the room with the windows open. It was very dark in the room without the windows. There is no need to swipe a card in the hotel elevator, anyone can get up, which seems to be a hidden danger, but it is convenient for door-to-door takeout~ In short, if you have a small travel budget, you can stay here. After all, you can sleep well. But if you have a little bit of pursuit of hotel quality, I’d better advise you to leave, haha.

Room had a fantastic view. Hotel was clean, everyone spoke English, checkin was 1500 but they will hold your bags before checkin for free. Breakfast had mostly traditional Korean options (kimchi, corn soup, curry, rice, French fries, tiny sausages, beans, beef bean sprout story fry, fried tofu) but there was toast and cereal. It was 10,000 won. Room amenities had soap, shampoo but no conditioner or washcloth. They have a hairdryer in the room and two free water bottles of water in the hidden mini-fridge, and two bags of green tea. Room had slippers but no robe or pajamas.