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Hotels in Isaengi

Get set to start clogging your mates' feeds with travel pics of Isaengi (sorry, not sorry). lastminute.com.au has a small but fantastic selection of 2 hotels within 5 kilometres of the centre. That means less time commuting and more time for fun!

Take a look at the Badahyanggie and Anmyeon Plaza Hotel. They're close to the main streets, so hit the snooze button and enjoy that long-overdue sleep in!

Still seeking somewhere to stay in Isaengi? Think about the Hotel Mudrin, which can be found 30 kilometres from the heart of town. The Hanwha Resort Daecheon Paros is a second option, just 30 kilometres away.

Attractions and Hotels Near Isaengi

If you're a proud carrier of the wanderlust gene (well duh, you're here right?), then we're pretty sure you'll want to check out the wider South Chungcheong region. The area is known for having gorgeous beaches and coastal plains. After staring slack-jawed at nature's masterpieces, visit well-known tourist sights like old towns and fortresses. Thirsty for more? Common things to do in this corner of South Korea include mountain climbing, so don't be scared to have a crack!

An alternative place to kick up your feet is Asan, which is 60 kilometres to the northeast of the heart of Isaengi. Here is where you'll find the Onyang Folk Museum and Maeng Sa-seong House. Accommodation options in Asan include the Onyang Grand Hotel and Hoseo Hotel.

Cheonan is home to some 370,000 people. You'll find it 80 kilometres east of Isaengi. A few local attractions worth checking out include the Independence Hall of Korea, Hyundai Bowling Center and the Gakwonsa Temple. You'll be able to choose from a range of hotels and accommodations in Cheonan. These include the Rexhotel, Cheonan Central Tourist Hotel and SKY Hotel. Other hotel options are the Hotel Ballantine, K2 Hotel, Zaza Hotel and Hotel Cherbourg.

So all you've gotta do now is stick on your out-of-office then ditch the joint. After all, you've worked hard for this lastminute.com.au getaway to Isaengi, right?