Hadong Hotel Guide - Hwagaejangteo Market hotels in Hadong, South Korea.

"The property appeared somewhat dated, and the staff did not seem particularly welcoming. Additionally, due to the cold weather, we were unable to use the swimming pool. Most of all, the in-room bathtub was not present as depicted in the photos."

"The owners were incredibly kind and helpful. When I arrived, they recommended some places to see within walking distance and made sure that I had transport for my trip to the local festival the next day. The room was small but cozy, exactly what I had booked and it was one of the most comfortable rooms (of this size) that I've had in Korea so far. If I'm ever in the area again, I am definitely coming back to this hotel."

"Conveniently located near the famous Hwaeomsa Temple and the entrance to hike up to the Nogodan Peak, I couldn't have picked a better place to stay for my two-day trip. The property is owned and operated by an amazing couple who treat you like family. They went above and beyond to make sure I had what I needed for my hike up to Nogodan Peak. The rooms are affordable and very clean. They provide all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay. Various restaurant choices all within walking distance. "

"The hotel owner was amazing. Not only did he introduce us to traditional Korean tea in their little cafe, but he and his wife fed us fresh persimmons and baked sweet potatoes in the wood burning stove. Had the best night and would stay again! "

"Very comfortable stay - close to transport - staff were very helpful - would definitely recommend "

"Very friendly owner. She doesn’t speak english, but was able to communicate using a translation app. Nice little apartment overlooking a small river. Good rest stop if you are cycling the Seomjingang bike trail. Steep uphill to reach the place (if you are cycling)"

"It was like a little heaven! The view of the mountain and the valley was so beautiful that we had to walk around the area. This is a perfect place to rest and release all your stress from a big city life. "