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Hotels in Manak-kol

If you're on the hunt for somewhere to crash in Manak-kol, South Korea, there aren't too many places nearby. But you'll have loads of choice if you drive a little outside of town. Choose from 28 various sorts of accommodation within 30 kilometres of downtown Manak-kol.

lastminute.com.au suggests getting some shut-eye at the Hotel Riviera Yuseong and the Yousung Hotel. They're comfortable options, especially if you don't mind staying a little outside the action. The Benikea Hotel Daelim and the Lotte City Hotel Daejeon are some other great places to stay.

Looking for more options? The Motel Praha is located 25 kilometres away from Manak-kol, and the Hotel Max is 25 kilometres away. If those options don't jump out at you, you might prefer the Sunshine Hotel or the Castle Motel.

Attractions and Hotels Near Manak-kol

Always on the lookout for that next big, fat adventure? The wider South Chungcheong region has some brilliant things to see and do as well. The area features some incredible beaches, coastal plains and forests. After staring slack-jawed at nature's masterpieces, hit up well-known tourist attractions like old towns, fortresses and temples. Additionally, if you've ever wanted to go mountain climbing and hiking, you'll have the chance to in this part of South Korea.

Looking for more things to do? Consider spending some time exploring the Jeonju Zoo and the Sori Arts Center of Jeolla. You'll find them in Jeonju, 45 kilometres to the southwest of Manak-kol. If you'd like to stay in Jeonju, look into the rates at the Jeonju Tourist Hotel and Benikea Jeonju Hansung Tourist Hotel. Or, you could stay in Cheongju, 55 kilometres to the north of Manak-kol, where you'll find the Grand Plaza Cheongju and Unique Hotel NAMOO. The Cheongju National Museum and the Cheongju Early Printing Museum are popular attractions to see in Cheongju.

All you've gotta do now is stick on your out-of-office and split. After all, you've worked your socks off for this lastminute.com.au break to Manak-kol, right?