Konjiam Resort

It was fun but difficult and challenging experienced.👌☃️🇰🇷

This resort has everything. Great food! Great scenery! Eco River is peaceful for meditation.

close from the capital area, well organized

The resort is good. But I have a bad experiences, the hospitality they provide in the ball room (during dinner I have to wait for at least half an hour for a glass and spoon), room service was not good too ( no drinking water inside the room, room temperature was above 28 degree which we felt suffocating when we enter), cafeteria hospitality was bad too, staff are not good at their service.

Convenient location to visit Hwadam forest. But unfortunately that’s about it. Most of the guests here are LG employees and they roam around thinking that they own the place. Additional fees to use swimming pools is definitely a turn-off and pool amenities are very limited. Food services are disgusting and few of them serve frozen food so be aware. Not much of stuff to do in the resort. Most of restaurant and pool is closed on Mondays. Service is terrible. Most of the staffs have pissy attitude. Most likely this will be my last time to stay.

The rooms are decent but not exceptional. The elevators are consistently packed, but they move efficiently. It's advisable to be mindful of your surroundings due to the high volume of people.

Highly recommend the brunch buffet. Vegan selection was delicious and I'm not even vegan. Coffee machine was excellent and bread selection was top notch. The BBQ platter was ok but it's hard to impress a Texan with bbq. Plentiful bathrooms and all clean.

Absolutely a must try! Everything you need is here from rentals, to lodging, and restaurants on site. The staff of course are very friendly and accommodating, yes they speak English too. There's also a town nearby if you want to maybe stay the night and spend less or just escape the crowds. We had a six hour lift ticket and were able to run down the slopes 4 to 5 times, so I that was just ok. Definitely would suggest visiting during the weekday if possible. Some friends of ours went the previous week and basically ran the slopes as much as they wanted. It was just about 75 km from Camp Humphreys.