Philos Hotel

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• Genova93

  24 agosto 2014
  Agradable estancias

  Pasamos una agradable noche en este hotel, las camas de la habitación son amplias y muy suaves, las sábanas deliciosas.la habitación si bien se ve un poco gastada es muy cómoda y acogedora. El baño ofrece lo mínimo como jabón y shampu. Lo mejor es su variado bufe que tiene una gran variedad de comida y deliciosos postres. La bebida se paga adicional.

  

• Rafael P

  14 junio 2015
  Buen confort pero servicios lentos

  El confort del hotel se puede decir es bueno, pero el servicio en la mesa bufet es pobre en cuanto a oferta y se repite el mismo menu diariamente, el servicio de lavanderia es lento durando hasta 2 dias la entrega, el menaje de la habitacion en cuanto a higiene es pobre e insuficiente, poenen un jabon para dos personas, la informacion sobre los servicios es nula

  

• gdelvallep

  16 marzo 2016
  Muy diversa y agradable

  Estuve en éste hotel y la atención fue espectacular, gran calidad y calides de sus anfitriones, exquisitos platoa y con mucha diversidad, no solo comida asiatica, tambien italiana, y occidental, mucha cerveza gratis, muuuuy bueno.

  

• manop2000

  20 mayo 2016
  Very Good hospitality and testy foods

  I went to the Hotel Philos last year when I was a KOICA trainee. It is situated only from the city center. Everything was good not bad. I like to come again Pohang and Philos. It would be on my wish list.

  

• lucbrut

  23 septiembre 2016
  Scary

  I had no choice but to book this hotel due to a conference scheduled to take place at the hotel. When you walk into the lobby, it looks like a nice hotel. The reception desk is to the far left past an awkwardly placed ATM machine. It looked like no one was behind the desk until you came closer and someone was sitting so low behind the counter, you could not see that person unless she stood up. You would've think, being Korea and customer service is very well established, that she would greet you upon hearing the rolling of your luggage wheels however, she just sat there until you put your elbows on the counter and said "excuse me". I get it that Pohang is an industrial city and that the hotel is not an international hotel, so English is not practiced however, about 200 people were attending this conference and they knew well in advance the Americans were coming. I went to the hotel gym only to find it dark and unoccupied. The bar was also "closed". It was a ghost hotel, only the woman behind the reception counter was the only employee. I bought the daily breakfast buffet package for KrW10,000. I came to breakfast around 0800 every morning and most of the food was gone. The porridge looked like it stayed in the crock pot overnight and became a pot of thick paste with a crust on top. The eggs were cold and the rice was old! Not worth the money. The room is a comfortable size but scary! The carpet looks as if someone was mass-murdered and no one bothered to clean it. The bathroom toilet bidet was possessed, stubbornly spraying water when not asked to (I had to unplug the toilet to get it to stop). No shower curtains, even though it had a rod with rings. Bring your toiletries. The bottle of pink mystery soap was was watery and did not foam. Lights were out and either not working or needed replacement. I think the only saving grace was the bed. It was clean and comfy. At $62 a night, not sure if it was worth it considering the Best Western and Benikea were of similar rates and nearby. We had to book through Expedia and Booking.com. I had to change a day of a reservation to a later check in (I booked for several people) and the hotel penalized me a night's stay for the change, even though it was 3 days before the check in. They don't give you 48 hours like most hotels. You have to change or cancel a week or more in advance or you will pay a night stay. Lastly, the conference venue was suddenly changed to the UA Convention center nearby. Don't know why it wasn't held at the Philos because no one was there!