Top Hotels Near Hyundai Steel Dangjin Steelworks in Dangjin from NZ$55

"Breakfast buffet is great, staff is amazing. Rooms are a bit worn and good luck with the small tubs/showers. "

"Good breakfast...propre. Staff cool."

"Staff are very friendly. Summer Park made me smile and laugh, like if I spend my day at beautiful park in the summer. And I hope military airplanes won’t bother her at night anymore. One big downside of a hotel. That so called city view is an exaggeration. It’s mainly highway view and view of Samsung semiconductor, DRAM plant for AI. If you like dystopian, sci-fi landscapes, it’s for you."

"Clean and spacious studio, comfortable stay, free parking , good gym, great massage chair in the lobby. High floor has good views from balcony"

"perfect"

"Very kind staff"

"Very comfortable and clean room. Great location. The Japanese style was so interesting and cool. Will come back again."

"Pros: 1. The rooms are big, comparatively much bigger than other places. 2. The restaurant is excellent. We ate dinner and enjoyed the buffet breakfast. Both were great quality. 3. The grounds are lovely and great for a stroll on a sunny day. Cons: 1. The rooms are very dated and shabby. 2. There are no extra creature comforts in the rooms. We are a family of four and there were 2 double beds and four pillows total in the room. When we asked for some additional pillows we were told that they do not provide any additional bedding. There was a kettle in the room, but no tea bags, coffee sachets etc. There were only 2 full sized towels in the room for 4 people. 3. There is an additional fee to use the hotel pool (20,000) which isn’t advertised on this platform. I wish I had known about this before booking. You are also required to wear a swim cap in the pool, which are an additional 6,000 to purchase if you don’t have one on hand. All in all an ok stay, I think the pros outweighed the cons for us, largely to do with the price which was quite affordable. "

"This hotel is for local travelers. I don’t recommend for foreigner tourists. "