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A Nampo hotel with terraces in every room and documented room formats for two to a maximum of seven guests. The official booking engine lists check-in at 15:00 and checkout at 11:00.
What makes this place distinctive
The operator documents terraces in every room. Published categories include Standard, Deluxe, Royal and Family, with selected loft layouts and views described by room type.
Who it suits
Editorial guidanceEditorially, documented two-person rooms suit pairs, while the four-person Royal room, Family room for up to five and loft Family room for up to seven provide options for larger parties.
Choosing a room
Terrace Standard Double is 9.2 pyeong with one double bed for two. Terrace Royal Partial Ocean is 14.1 pyeong with two double beds for four. Terrace Family Jagalchi Ocean is 22.6 pyeong with two double beds and one sofa bed, standard occupancy four and maximum five. A loft Family Jagalchi Corner Ocean format is also 22.6 pyeong, with two double beds, one sofa bed and bedding; its capacity is six and maximum seven.
Booking and using the venue
Check-in is at 15:00 and checkout at 11:00. Rooms can be searched through the official booking engine using dates, room and guest counts and an optional promotion code. The operator also lists free luggage storage.
Getting there and facilities
The operator places the hotel approximately 100 m from Jagalchi Station Exit 7 and lists the Jagalchi Station–BIFF Square bus stop with routes 11, 15, 17, 28, 103, 113, 126, 134 and 171. It also publishes a driving route from Gimhae Airport. Parking procedure and a step-free route were not verified.
For international travelers
The operator publishes an English version of its hotel and room pages. This verifies published information in English, not spoken service at the property.
Before you visit
The operator states that the entire building is non-smoking and directs guests who wish to smoke to an outdoor smoking area.
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