Cassia Sokcho

My family and I absolutely love this hotel. We HIGHLY recommend! Especially for families that decide to go to Sokcho just to relax or sightsee. My daughter loved her little tent to sleep in and the view was beautiful! This hotel offers a lot of amenities like a cute area for kids to play (play play), arcade w/ karaoke and photobooth, and so much more!! I was able to get these 2 cute desserts from the Horizon bakery. Unfortunately we didn’t get the chance to go to the indoor/outdoor pool but we will would love to come back and check it out! Thank you for the great experience in Sokcho!

Fairly new hotel on the sea. Breakfast is good but overpriced. You have to pay for Swimming pool and sauna. You can watch sunrise in your bed.

Gorgeous hotel and nice view too. The food in the hotel is also very delicious. Would love to stay again

Spacious Rooms, But Too Many Drawbacks Ocean View Can’t Hide the Shortcomings We stayed at Cassia Hotel in Sokcho and while the property has a good location and potential, it really didn’t justify the $400–$500 nightly rate. The positives: the room was large, and we did get an ocean view. The negatives: • Very long waits for elevators and a slow check-in experience. • The swimming pool was an extra ₩60,000 per adult and ₩30,000 per child (ages 3–12) per visit. Even the kids’ play café was charged separately at ₩20,000 per child and ₩5,000 per adult for just two hours. At this price point, these should have been included. • No minibar or in-room snacks. For a hotel this expensive, being told to go downstairs to the GS25 convenience store for basics was disappointing. • The room itself was very plain, with no décor and just two water bottles in the fridge. To make it stranger, there was a huge jacuzzi placed awkwardly in the middle of the living room, which felt more gimmicky than thoughtful. • Privacy was an issue — from our balcony we could clearly see into other guests’ rooms, including people eating dinner or even changing. • The layout was inconvenient. We were in Tower C and the bar was in Tower B, which was a bit of a hike. Overall, while the rooms are spacious and the views are nice, the hotel feels more like a budget property with luxury pricing. With all the extra fees (even for kids’ activities), basic amenities missing, and strange design choices, it’s not a place I’d recommend at this price point.

That was so good. We spent precious time in the sokcho

Overall it’s nice to be water front hotel!

Very clean new hotel Breakfast is super good Room is big and clear

not bad not bad

I highly recommend for the family vacation especially when you have a baby