Find 3 Star Hotels in Hwang-ri from AED 104

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"Clean room but very old. Staffs are not professional, included dinner and breakfast are not worth. Room spa is old and you can find dirty here and there. Not recommended. "

"Room a bit hot at night. Computer not working but who uses those these days?"

"Good business hotel. Big room, comfy bed, a washing machine! Really nice bakery across the street. The shower water goes everywhere but this is not unusual in Korean hotels. Rooms might lack a big of sound proofing, I could hear the lady in the next room enjoyed it very much."

"머물기에 좋은 곳! 리조트에는 넓은 객실과 멋진 가전제품이 있습니다. 섬의 남쪽에 위치하여 낮과 밤 모두 경치가 아름답습니다. 직원들은 훌륭하고 친절합니다. 이번이 두 번째 숙박이며 곧 다시 돌아올 계획입니다. Great place to stay! The resort has large rooms and nice appliances. Located on the south side of the island, the scenery is beautiful both day and night. The staff are great and friendly. This is our second stay and we plan to return soon."

"Quiet place and nice weather"

"The property is too old and need to modernization work."

"Staff was terrible. No place to eat except just one restaurant. But not much menu."

"We really enjoyed our stay at the Doya Hotel. We actually stayed in two different rooms...one traditional and one with two doubles. I really enjoyed the rooms, but I will say that I felt like the bed was too soft. Either way, the staff was friendly and very helpful, and we would definitely go back. We also LOVED that you're one of the few hotels that keeps the pool open past August."

"객실에는 먼지가 좀 있었긴 했는데 그거 제외하면 뷰도 오션뷰 제대로 보였고 겨울이라 보일러를 빵빵하게 틀어주셔서 엄청 따듯하게 보낼 수 있었습니다. 욕실에 역조도 있고 엄청 깔끔하네요! 조식 포함이었는데 계란후라이, 베이컨, 토스트 셀프 메이드로 맛있게 먹었습니다! 떡국도 만들어 주셔서 맛있게 잘 먹었습니다. 또 오고 싶네요!"

"Being right on the water on a quiet bay, with every room having water-views—just lovely! Very friendly front-desk staff, very clean rooms. This is a little bit off the beaten path for some visitors, but still within a half-hour of more ‘active’ destinations. (The ‘sauna’ might be a bit misleading for Western visitors—instead of a ‘sauna,’ the facilities are more aptly described as a traditional Korean bath-house.)"