Saint The Suite Yangyang

The best place to fully enjoy Gangwon Province and relax.

The accommodation was very spacious and the view was great, so I was satisfied. It's good for going with a baby.

Booking itself felt like a lucky find. Maybe because it opened recently, the bedding was in good condition. The hot water temperature was fine for baby formula and coffee, but a bit iffy for eating cup noodles. There were no disposable items and plenty of towels, which I liked... I liked using the bathtub. If you push the bathtub it moves. Some reviews said it was small... but it was not uncomfortable. Breakfast was a bit disappointing. The food tastes good but the space is cramped. I felt a little let down having paid in full with no benefits. When booking with breakfast included, compare carefully. Family plans could be booked for about 20,000 won per person. The ocean view goes without saying. I would consider returning. There are not many restaurants nearby. It might be nice to stop by the market and get takeout.

The hotel I stayed at this time left a very strong impression with its calm and peaceful atmosphere as soon as I entered the room. It was not an exciting view like a flashy sea or night skyline, but the quiet, green scenery and the well-kept garden visible outside the window made me feel very tranquil. The warm natural light coming through the window and the gentle motion of the trees swaying in the breeze cleared my cluttered mind just by watching them. I could feel the breath of nature enough in the room without going far, and the neat scenery allowed me to focus more on inner rest. For those who prefer quiet contemplation rather than the hustle and glitter of crowded tourist spots, or who want real rest away from city noise, there could not be a more perfect room. It was ideal for spending my own undisturbed time reading a book by the window. I highly recommend this place for a peaceful rest.

Positive points - The room is large - The bathroom is big and well lit - The TV is large - Right in front of Naksan Beach and Naksansa Temple - Plenty of parking space Points of disappointment - The directions and guidance are poor. There is no indication from the parking lot where to go for lobby check-in, so it was confusing. The elevator markings make it look like the lobby is on the 3rd floor, but when I got off it was actually the 2nd floor. It was really inconvenient with luggage - The bed comforter is too thick and heavy. A comforter like that in June? - Having checkout at 12:00 is a plus, but they overemphasize penalties for not checking out on time from every angle. Notices are posted in the hallway and I even received a Kakao notification at 9 AM on the day of checkout. The advantage becomes an unpleasant experience. What is an "enormous, terrifying" additional charge—are you trying to intimidate guests? They do not actually state how much the extra charge is, so I don't understand why they warn like this - They tell you to use mobile checkout, but can’t they put that menu somewhere easy to find? They put it as a bottom popup, which is inconvenient. The notification after checkout also does not come right away, so you are left unsure whether checkout completed and have to call the front desk to confirm - The TV is good but the remote control is difficult to operate. I don't know if it's an Olleh TV issue or low batteries, but watching TV was very inconvenient

These days hotels are built eco-friendly so they usually don't have that new-house smell, but here the new-house smell is really strong. The bedding in the photo wasn't white so I thought they were trying something new, but the actual bedding is even worse. I'm really disappointed.

I rested well. Thank you and take care.