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HOTELS & INNS
| Korea Tourism Organization [english.tour2korea.com]
Korean hotels are rated as super deluxe, deluxe, first class, second
class and third class, but these ratings do not correspond with hotel
ratings in Western countries. The hotel type can be identified by
the number of mugunghwa (Rose of Sharon), the national flower. Rooms are available in two styles: Western
with single or double beds and Korean, known as ondol (heated floor),
with sleeping done on mats placed on the floor. Conference rooms,
dining halls, restaurants, bars, duty free shops, health clubs and
other facilities are available. Some hotels have good views. Most hotels have easy access to transportation to the airport, as well
as to popular tourist destinations. Rooms should be booked about a
week in advance. In particular, booking should be made about 1 or
2 months in advance during peak seasons or international events. Check
out is usually
before noon. Room rates in general do not include meals. Confirm the
room type before reserving as many hotels have no single rooms.
* Hotels add a 10% VAT and 10% service charge.
* Doors lock automatically upon closing. Please have a key with you at all times, or leave it with the hotel counter when going
out.
* Hotel Ratings : Hotel rating is shown by the number of the national flower, hibiscus.
·Super Deluxe (5 golden hibiscuses)
·Deluxe (5 green hibiscuses)
·First Class (4 hibiscuses)
·Second Class (3 hibiscuses)
·Third Class (2 hibiscuses) |
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(VAT not included / as of April, 2007, in Korean
won) |
| Class |
Single |
Double / Twin |
Ondol |
| Super Deluxe |
270,000~290,000 |
290,000~320,000 |
270,000~470,000 |
| Deluxe |
170,000~250,000 |
190,000~270,000 |
180,000~370,000 |
| First |
120,000~150,000 |
140,000~170,000 |
11,000~170,000 |
| Second |
80,000~120,000 |
90,000~150,000 |
100,000~130,000 |
| Third |
50,000~100,000 |
70,000~110,000 |
70,000~120,000 |
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