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"The service was excellent, and the staff were very friendly and always smiling. The sea view was also beautiful, perfect for morning runs and getting around. My only complaint is that there aren't enough elevators, so checking in or out can involve a very long wait. Heavenly Pool (free entry for 2 adults and 2 children under 13): Since it's free, it tends to be quite chaotic."

"It was amazing. The staff are so warm and very helpful. The foods are great too. Above all, the location is great... you can see the sparkling, colorful gwangwali Bridge while enjoying your favorite drink."

"Check-in is in the basement. If you arrive early, you can store your luggage, and the staff will guide each group to their rooms. The elevators are well-managed, so you don't wait long and they're quite fast. There's a convenience store and supermarket downstairs, making daily life very convenient. All amenities in the room are usable, and the room itself is very comfortable. However, the view depends heavily on the weather; it must be beautiful on a good day!"

"It was clean and neat, perfect for a solo traveler. It was great location next to the Hari, a beautiful small village."

"Facilities: The hotel is quite new, and the rooms are relatively spacious for South Korea, offering great value for money. Cleanliness: There was some dirt under the bed, but generally, you wouldn't move the bed anyway. Environment: The lobby is very clean, and the garden area for luggage storage is also tidy. Service: Replenishment of consumables was not prompt, but the front desk staff had a very good attitude."

"First off, the owner is incredibly kind and accommodating. I had to change my reservation, and they handled it so graciously. What's more, it's more spacious than a capsule hotel, and instead of partitions, the private rooms are separated by actual walls. The facilities are brand new and absolutely excellent. I highly recommend it, especially for business travelers and solo adventurers."

"This really looks like a resort hotel. The front desk staff's English isn't great, and the location is a bit out of the way – there aren't even any convenience stores or supermarkets nearby. It's quite close to the Dongbusan outlet mall though. The entire hotel complex is very fancy and huge. The parking lot is massive and luxurious, but there are so many cars... Check-in is on the 10th floor, and there were no bellhops or any signs to guide us. After checking in, no one told us where our room was, they just gave me a map... It took us half an hour to find it, circling around the hotel. I didn't see any staff during that time, and I was getting pretty annoyed. The room itself is quite large, but both the room and public areas show clear signs of wear and tear (lots of dirty marks on the walls, poorly maintained). The view is great though; you can see the ocean from the balcony and even catch the sunrise, although the angle is a bit off :) What I found most unacceptable was that the body wash/shampoo was just soap. It lathered up incredibly slowly and barely produced any suds. With my normal length but somewhat thick hair, just getting it to lather took me 15 minutes! It seriously prolonged my shower time. A truly awful experience. If you don't mind these things or bring your own toiletries and just care about the view, then this place is for you – the scenery is unbeatable. But all in all, I don't think it's worth the price. It's a hotel that's all style and no substance."

"Last year, I stayed at Cove, and this time I decided to try the loft room out of curiosity. Villa is halfway up the mountain, and it's not as popular as Cove by the sea. The room itself is quite beautiful, with high ceilings and spaciousness, and the facilities are relatively new. The bed firmness was just right, but the pillows were too soft, so I ended up using a clean bath towel under the pillow to get some support. The biggest drawback of the loft is that going to the bathroom in the middle of the night is quite inconvenient; you have to go downstairs, and the up and down movement wakes you up halfway. However, there's a player upstairs with really nice Korean songs, which are great for relaxing before bed and work wonders for hypnosis. Another point is that due to the lack of popularity, the restaurant operating hours are short. By almost 8 PM, nearly all of them were closed, with only one barbecue restaurant still open, staffed by a single waiter. The food was decent, but you could only order set meals, and a two-person set was 500+. Overall, it's pretty good and worth experiencing for one night, but Cove still offers better value for money."