Hotels met parking in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

A very good accommodation experience. The room was spacious and comfortable for two people. They even provided a free hair straightener, and many facilities were woman-friendly. The price was very competitive, and it's not far from Kintex. If I want to participate in Kintex events again, I will consider staying here. The only downside: there was only one room card for a double room. This might be inconvenient if two people want to travel separately. I suggest improving this.

It’s walking distance to the waterbomb, great place to stay. The day before my reservation, I spent all day in the ER because I got a virus that got me really sick. I called the hotel to explain my situation and try to cancel. I said I could send them proof, but they immediately refused to cancel. I had to maintain my booking plans, so I don’t lose my $240 dlls reservation. The next day, Trip.com contacted me and said that even if the hotel don’t want to refund me for the cancellation, they would cover the cancellation because they understand it is a medical situation. I appreciate that, but I had to head over to Seoul, which is 3 hours away from where I live, so I decided to keep my booking. Trip stayed in contact with me at all times. 5 stars to Trip.com for that; that's why every time I travel, I make reservations with Trip.com because if anything happens, I know they will have me covered. On the other hand, in the hotel, breakfast was not included, and it was unlimited until 10 am. My friends and I got there around 9:45 am; we were informed they would take away the food at 10, and we agreed with it and paid for breakfast, which was like 16 dlls each? We got to the buffet, and there were items that were empty, no drinks, barely any stuff in there. I had to ask for orange juice and yogurt from the personnel working around the kitchen area, and they kindly refilled it. Personally, I don't think there should be a need to ask for it, there was other table eating there what if they wanted something else? When I asked the cashier if I could get a banana because the last pieces were taken, he replied with “whatever is in there, that is it”. We were still in the range of time that they are supposed to be open for customers who are already consuming, in case they want to eat more. But unfortunately, we paid normal price for their leftovers. At 10:15 am, when we were still eating at the table, the cashier passed by looking at our table and looking at the watch, like telling us to hurry up. Then he came to the table and told us they were closed; we barely got to grab food once at the buffet, and we were being hurried to leave. The cashier turned off the music, and later on the lights; he just stayed looking at us in front of our table while we tried to enjoy our breakfast. If we knew it was gonna be like that, we would've just found a different place to have breakfast.

The hotel is located near a large outlet mall, but other than that, the area isn't very lively; it's more like an industrial zone. Its main advantage is its proximity to the convention center. Most of the guests are tour groups from India and Indonesia, and the smell of spices is incredibly strong – a real olfactory test in the elevators and restaurant! The hotel room itself was alright, but the bathroom outlet was broken. Not only was the cover falling off, but the hairdryer wouldn't stay plugged in unless you bent over and held it directly in front of the outlet. Everything else was acceptable, I suppose.

The hotel is surrounded by plenty of dining options, which is incredibly convenient. The area really comes alive at night. While the room size is a bit on the smaller side, the facilities are brand new and everything is spotless. Plus, on the second floor, you can do some light cooking, and there are small meeting rooms, a gym, and a laundry room available. I'd definitely recommend staying here for business trips.

This is one of the available furnished apartment units in the same building as the Staz Hotel Dongtan. Compared to the Staz, you’re provided with kitchen utensils and dish ware. Typical hotel amenities such as toothbrushes and hand soap are not included and you’ll need to bring your own. Check in was fairly easy. There is an automated machine on the ground floor to scan your passport. It will dispense a room card for you and a small receipt with the assigned room number. An attendant is usually present near the machine. The elevator to go up to the rooms is very close by and there is a convenience store within the building not too far from the check in counter. Room was fairly clean upon entry. There was some dust in some areas but nothing out of the ordinary. There are no international outlets in the room so make sure you bring a converter or grab one from a nearby convenience store if the one in the building doesn’t have them or you can also check if the front desk keeps any to loan out. The room includes its own washing machine but you’ll need to provide your own detergent. My room was given a view of the nearby shopping mall. It’s not the most spectacular view of the area compared to other hotels in the vicinity but it did not face any of the nearby roadways compared to some of the other units in the same building. Location wise it’s very accessible via a short bus ride from the nearest station. There are nearby airport bus stops you can use to get here from the airport and to go back to the airport. It can be up to 90 min or less depending on the traffic and time of day you depart. The price for my stay was very reasonable and I had a comfortable night’s rest. I would consider this location again in the future.

It's about a 10-minute walk from Hirasawa Station. The Japanese-style hotel rooms are spacious, new, and clean. There are also many restaurants nearby. Hot water and coffee are available in the lobby downstairs.

The hotel is good. The room is spacious, good view from the window. We rented a room for two, but breakfast is offered only for one. Breakfast is good.

I think the current rating of 8.0/10 is totally underrated!!! For the price it offers great value to the level of a 4-star hotel. In Tokyo, for example , a similar wide room would cost at least double. Modern and clean room, amazing sunrise with marina view. Costs 9000 KRW in the morning and 13000 KRW in the evening to/from Gimpo airport, and just 15 min away. I would definitely stay again if I have a layover in Seoul

Very nice location near to Everland. We booked a Kid’s room, but they graciously upgraded us to a bigger room with a bigger bed. They gave us baby toiletries and also a stuffed animal which our little girl enjoyed very much. The morning breakfast was decent with many options for younger children as well. The kid’s cafe on the second floor was nice, but they came and asked us to be quiet due to a conference being held in the room right next door. The idea of a kid’s cafe was a great one but the location of the conference room could have been better if it was on a different floor. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Ramada and would come back if we ever made another trip to Everland.

The location and views were great, as it's within walking distance from Gwangmyeong Station. I stayed in a twin room, but the single beds were smaller than what you'd find in most twin rooms, which was a bit uncomfortable. Also, the bottled water, paper cups, and lids were just casually placed on top of the fridge (usually they're inside). It felt like there was a lack of attention to detail. Still, I had a good night's rest.