Hanwha Resort Yongin Bezanson

Clean and nice. 100% likely to revisit!!!!

There are two girls and they like the Tinyping House.

Our baby really loved it.

The Tinyping room concept is nice, but aside from the concept there is nothing special. It is also very inconvenient that there is no bed.

It was so good. I want to go again.

The accommodation inside was very good One room, satisfied The room was warm Noise came from the hallway You can clearly hear footsteps from the floor above I turned on white noise and our 23-month-old slept well They woke once in the morning, but compared to reviews that said it was noisy, it was better The facilities were very disappointing One restaurant and one Jjaekkak-sseom, that's it. But we knew that in advance, so for a short 2-night stay it was fine However, if there were a bit more outdoor space like lawns for children to run and play, and more facilities, we would probably come much more often Especially the restaurant service — I have visited many resort hotels, but the service training here seems really well done Almost all the staff were kind and greeted guests well Even at some other 4- or 5-star places where most staff sound friendly like parrots, here I genuinely felt the service was friendly the whole time The Jjaekkak-sseom playground is very, very small compared to kids' cafes and there is not much to it, but for just 2 nights of play it was not bad and because there was nowhere else to go we went three times

Very clean and nice.

I always have a good stay. The staff are friendly and it was clean, so I was satisfied.

The Tinyping lodging was a huge hit with the kids. I also liked that Jjaegak Island was nearby. There was only one pasta restaurant and one convenience store, so we ordered delivery. We booked it to go to Everland the next day, but because of rush hour it took 40–50 minutes. I don't think it's suitable for Everland. The child said they want to come again.

It was well maintained and clean, and I liked that there was a small ondol-style heated room separate from the rest.