The best available hotels & places to stay near Buan-gun

October 11, 2022 Cedrick Jardin

Discover the best hotels in Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do including Cozy-Cove Hotel, Sono Belle - Byeonsan, Benikea Chaeseokgang Starhills Hotel, Soleiview Spa Pension & Resort, Mountain Hotel, Gazatel, Good Village Cehonghosoo, Bada Hotel, Mohang Haenaru Family Hotel.
Restaurants in Buan-gun

1. Cozy-Cove Hotel

2120-5 Byunsan-ro, Byunsan-myun, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do 56342 South Korea
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5 based on 2 reviews

Cozy-Cove Hotel

Clean and comfortable accommodations right in front of Byunsan Beach with great views. All rooms look out to the ocean.

뷰가 멋짐. 전객실 선셋뷰

Reviewed By Hannah11s

해질무렵에 노을을 즐겨보세요. 멋진뷰. 신축이라 깨끗해요. 샴푸,바디워시, 비누,치약,칫솔, 생수, 음료, 차, 전기주전자, 헤어드라이어 비치되어있고 1층로비에 커피머신, 정수기 있음. 근처에 횟집들도 있음. 변산토박이 라는 가게에서 해물칼국수(15000원)먹었는데 백합과 새우가 아주 신선했어요. 변산물회해물국밥집이라는데는 음식이 싱겁고 들어간 해물과 국물이 따로 노는 느낌이라 별로 였음.

2. Sono Belle - Byeonsan

51, Byeonsanhaebyeon Ro,, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do 56337 South Korea
Excellent
22%
Good
47%
Satisfactory
22%
Poor
8%
Terrible
2%
Overall Ratings

4 based on 51 reviews

Sono Belle - Byeonsan

Nice for a 2-3 night stay, might get a bit boring for longer stays

Reviewed By Chih H

((No links in this one, Tripadvisor!)) The most recent English review for this hotel/resort is 5 years old, so I will add a new one. (Just a bit of background: I'm a world-traveller that has stayed in everything from 5-star hotels to shoddy Airbnb's.) Check-in (1) This process went pretty smoothly, although the front desk staff's English seemed to be a bit lacking. Make sure that you "get a number" at the electronic panel in front of the front desk when you want to check-in or check-out (left side of panel is check-in and right side is check-out). (2) Our booking did not include breakfast, but during check-in you are given coupons to save a bit of money if you plan on paying for breakfast anyways. (3) During check-in, the staff will give you some other details about opening hours for the facilities at the resort. My wife and I booked a room here for a 3-night July staycation. Originally, we booked "Cloud9 Ocean View Family Room with Double bed". What is missing from many of the booking websites is a picture of the bathroom. It's actually a jacuzzi with a corded showerhead instead of a bathtub. The layout of the room is kind of moon-shaped, and my wife and I both didn't find it very cozy. We didn't like our Double bedroom's layout or its quite worn-down furniture (room #733), so we went back downstairs to ask about other rooms. We were invited to take a look at a "Cloud9 Ocean View Family Room with 2 Single beds". The front desk called up to the housekeeping staff, and let them know that we were coming up to check out that replacement room, so apparently this is a common request or adjustment to bookings. The layout of this latter room was more to our liking -- definitely a more standard hotel room layout. The "single" beds were both pretty big, each maybe halfway in size between a full and a queen. The furniture was also far less worn. Since my wife and I aren't big people, and could easily fit on one bed, we took the replacement room. (If I were to give advice, I would go ahead and book the Double bedroom and see if you like it. If not, I think the staff is happy to move you to the other layout.) Both Ocean View's were good enough, with plenty of light. (Six more comments: (a) The lobby is nice enough. All-marble as the pictures show, gives the hotel a slightly more upscale feel compared to all the other hotels/resorts within a 30-minute driving radius. (b) Each floor of the hotel apparently has one microwave. So you can buy stuff in the supermarket and warm it up. Each room also has a kettle. (c) All rooms are equipped with a can of bug spray. If my wife and I go back to this hotel, since we live in Korea, we may bring our bug zapper. However, the patio screen doors are in great shape and we had no bug problem during our 3 night stay. (d) In July 2020, wifi was free and available in all the rooms. The signal was strong enough for me to hold a video Zoom meeting. (e) We didn't have any room temperature problems like the November 2015 reviewer below, probably because the air conditioner can be turned on during the summer. (f) We have the same experience as the 2012 reviewer below: the bed was pretty hard and our bodies noticed it the next morning.) Do note that this Hotel/Resort does have swimmming pools on the premises but you won't have access to these pools if you don't pay extra. The pools are actually part of "OceanPlay Aquapark", but the room booking does not generally include tickets for that. Instead, hotel/resort guests get a discount off of the 49k KRW (per person!) admission fee. You can also apply for membership with Sono Hotel & Resorts (Korean language only), then download the "Sono Hotel & Resorts" app to see whether you are eligible for a bigger discount. Alternatively, you can check out naver and see whether you can the 15k KRW coupon. Unfortunately, aside from Aquapark discount offered by the Sono Belle Byeonsan front desk, navigating the Sono Hotel & Resorts membership or the 15k KRW special discount offer all require navigating websites that are only shown in Korean. A ticket to the OceanPlay Aquapark is good for the whole day. It's *not* a new waterpark, and the pictures accurately reveal that it's a bit on the 'campy' side, but a family with kids will have a good time there. The bigger slides are only open during the weekend, but there are plenty of pools with wave-action (both indoors and outdoors) that will keep couples and families entertained. The massaging waterjets, the poolside saunas and the single-gender jjimjilbang are also very nice. Just next to the resort, there is a beach (but you'll have to walk about 7 minutes down a path to get there). It's not the prettiest or cleanest of beaches. There was greenish seafoam washing up on the beach during our visit. If you have a car, take a 20-minute drive to Gosapo Beach or Mohang Beach. We found Mohang Beach to have the nicest sand and the most people wading in the water. Do you need a car if you stay here? If you're only staying 2 nights, there's probably enough to do that you won't need access to a car. One 1/2 to full day at the Aquapark, and 1-2 days could be spent sunning on the beach or exploring the rocks. Because half of the premises includes resort-style rooms equipped with kitchenettes (see the booking website pictures to make sure), there's a huge supermarket (including various produce) in the basement of the hotel. There's also restaurants serving pizza and fried chicken next to that supermarket. (The fried chicken wasn't really up to Korean par to me, though -- chicken meat ended up quite dry and the batter was flavorless!) There's a coffee shop, a Baskin Robbins, and a full-service Korean restaurant on the ground floor. There's a game room/video arcade and a billiards room in the basement. But if you are staying much more than 2 nights, then it certainly makes some sense to have access to a car to drive around to the other nearby beaches that I already mentioned. Just a block from the beach, you'll find around a dozen Korean restaurants, mainly serving seafood. Tough though if you don't know how to read Korean/hangeul, because basically none of those restaurant staffs will understand English. (Pro-tip: If you do have access to a car and you want to shop for groceries, the NongHyup Hanaro Mart just a mile away is definitely cheaper and has even more selection. If you drive around a bit, I'm sure you'll find it. Or just ask at the front desk... Underground parking is free.) Finally, value. My wife and I paid USD $145 per night, all-in, during high season (mid-July) on Agoda. That was just for the room, without breakfast and without Aquapark access. Again, based on my experience staying at all sorts of hotels and accommodations around the world ranging from 5-star hotels (USD $400+) to budget Airbnb's (USD $40), I'd say that I would *not* pay more than $145 per night for the room that we got. (Unfortunately, this is basically the best accommodations in the area, if you are not interested in staying in high-end pensions.)

3. Benikea Chaeseokgang Starhills Hotel

33, Chaeseokgang-gil, Byeonsan-myeon, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do 56337 South Korea
Excellent
29%
Good
29%
Satisfactory
14%
Poor
29%
Terrible
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Overall Ratings

3.5 based on 7 reviews

Benikea Chaeseokgang Starhills Hotel

The Benikea Chaeseokgang Starhills Hotel in Buan, Jeollabuk-do is located in front of the Chaeseokgang Cliff within Byeonsanbando National park, which is only 5m away from the beach. It offers a heavenly view of nature that encompasses both mountains and the beach, along with having the most beautiful sunset in Korea. Inside the building, a spacious lobby and the information desk are located in the front and a coffee shop, a restaurant and a convenience store are available for the convenience of hotel guests. The guestrooms offer a modern interior and the comfortable down bedding allows the guests to rest comfortably. Gyeokpo Beach, located right next to the hotel, is a perfect place to make great memories with families and loved ones, and the tideland experience also provides a great educational experience for children.

warm and welcoming, good seaview

Reviewed By kityee c

Sincere services at lobby, restaurant, convenience store, house-keeping; employees serve with care and consideration; a wonderful place for retreat and refreshing life; special thanks to Jang Jung Suk for helping us catch the bus in the morning of 11-8-2016. God bless the hotel and the employees!

4. Soleiview Spa Pension & Resort

799-9, Byeonsanhaebyeon-ro, Byeonsan-myeon, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do 56342 South Korea
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4 based on 1 reviews

Soleiview Spa Pension & Resort

Goed pension &resort

Reviewed By Willem-jonkers

Goede kamer met slaapkamers, met prachtig uitzicht op de zee. De afstand tot de zee is ongeveer 25 meter. Goede prijs kwaliteit verhouding. Geen ontbijt. Restaurant op loopafstand. Ook kan je een barbecue huren.

5. Mountain Hotel

74, Beonyeong-ro, Buan-eup, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do 56311 South Korea
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3 based on 1 reviews

Mountain Hotel

Cheap and clean hotel in buan

Reviewed By Harm_D_052015

The mountain hotel is walking distance from several shops and restaurants. The hotel is equipped with very nice and big rooms. The hotel is approx. 1 year old. The disadvantage of the hotel that is it’s used by people who want to have fun for 1 hour ,although it’s not really annoying when you stay there for longer time. The hotel has no breakfast service or bar or restaurant. There is free coffee and soft drinks and water in the lobby. The price is about 52000KRW around 40Euro’s

6. Gazatel

22, Jongam-gil, Byeonsan-myeon, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do 56338 South Korea
Gazatel

7. Good Village Cehonghosoo

258, Yeongseong-ro, Haseo-myeon, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do 56331 South Korea
Good Village Cehonghosoo

8. Bada Hotel

38, Chaeseokgang-gil, Byeonsan-myeon, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do 56337 South Korea
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5 based on 2 reviews

예상보다 훨씬 멋진 호텔

Reviewed By SJ K

뭐 다들 아는 유명한 호텔은 아님. 하지만 호텔에 도착해서 바다가 보이는 전망을 보게 되면 정말 멋지다. 호텔들어가는 입구가 조그만 비치라 횟집들이 많으며 술한잔 하기에도 좋은 분위기. 당일 예약을 해서 바다가 보이는 뷰가 아니라 주차장 뷰였지만 좋았습니다. 다음에 재방문 의사 있으며 간다면 꼭 바다 전망을 예약할 겁니다. 부안 변산반도의 조용하고도 멋진 조그만 호텔.

9. Mohang Haenaru Family Hotel

73, Mohanghaebyeon-gil, Byeonsan-myeon, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do 56340 South Korea
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4 based on 1 reviews

가끔 바람쐬러 가는 곳

Reviewed By huyngjincho

일단 가격이 저렴하고 비교적 깨끗하며 콘도형 룸들은 가족들이 가기 편하고 좋습니다. 가벼운 음식은 방안에서 조리해서 먹을수 있고 바베큐를 신청하면 야외에서 이용할수 있습니다. 바다뷰도 좋고 편안한 곳입니다.

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