Featured Hotels Near Tyumonsin Ko

Shangri-La Gangneung Jwacheon Port offers panoramic ocean views from every room, with private balconies facing the East Sea. Just a 3-minute walk to the dock, guests can join daily Jwacheon Morning Fish Market Tours, where local vendors sell fresh seafood—our hotel provides complimentary cooking classes to prepare your catch into authentic Korean seafood stew

From Gangneung Jwacheon Port Hyatt, it's a 10-minute stroll to the Jwacheon Lighthouse and scenic coastal trail, where basalt columns rise dramatically from the waves. At dusk, head to the Beachside BBQ Plaza—reserved for hotel guests—with complimentary seating and a welcome cup of local rice wine, perfect for experiencing authentic fishing village nightlife

Gangneung Jwacheon Port Luv Resort features a heated indoor pool, a dedicated children’s ocean-themed play zone, and rooms equipped with family-sized bath tubs and non-slip flooring. Daily 9 a.m. sessions include mini fisherman workshops, where kids learn net-weaving and local marine species identification, plus take home their handmade creations as souvenirs

Jwacheon Sunrise Villa Hotel sits atop the highest point overlooking the harbor, offering unobstructed views of the first light over the East Sea. Top-floor suites feature floor-to-ceiling windows and private rooftop decks. Early risers receive hot tea and hand warmers starting at 5:30 a.m., plus our exclusive Sunrise Photography Package includes camera stands and composition tips for capturing the perfect dawn shot

Gangneung Jwacheon Hanok Stay blends classic Korean wooden architecture with modern comfort, featuring hanok layout rooms with underfloor heating and tatami bedding. Guests enjoy a daily Hanbok Experience Workshop led by local artisans, including dressing guidance and photo tips, with a free printed vintage-style portrait included in the stay

Jwacheon Fishing Heritage Inn partners with local fishermen to provide two daily immersive cultural tours: morning visits to traditional dried fish processing sites, learning regional sun-drying techniques; afternoon boat trips with veteran fishers to discuss marine conservation and tide ecology. The tour concludes with a tasting of homemade seaweed rice balls and kelp soup, all included in the room rate