We finally arrived at Sol Beach Samcheok Resort. There is a hotel too, but we chose the resort. The entrance of Sol Beach Samcheok was visible from far away.
First, to the lobby to check in.
Sol Beach Samcheok feels like Santorini in Greece. Hanwha Daecheon Paros was also built to evoke Santorini, but this is on another level. I just kept saying wow.
A look around the lobby.
Various brands had shops in the lobby, and it felt upscale. After check-in we headed to the 8th floor. Getting off the elevator on the 8th floor, the whole of Sol Beach spread out through the window. We would go down and explore later.
We unpacked right away. My husband flopped onto the sofa, tired.
The room had a bedroom and an ondol room. We gave our parents the bedroom and slept in the ondol room.
This is the living room. Being near the beach, the floor was full of sand and felt gritty, so we wiped the floor as soon as we arrived.
No bathtub in the bathroom, unfortunately, but there were two bathrooms: one in the bedroom, one in the living room. Not very big.
Outside, a plaza you reach from the 2nd or 3rd floor. So pretty. It really felt like Greece.
Many people seemed to be doing wedding shoots. A wedding shoot here would look like going abroad.
And sculptures here and there.
It looked like a Greek church but was a restaurant.
The fountain.
Not a single spot to miss at Sol Beach Samcheok.
It was so cool. We went back down at night too. I went down with my mother-in-law at night, and the night felt different again.
This thing, like a Sol Beach landmark. So pretty. It must be a photo point because it was packed with people. We thought about taking a photo too, but my photos have not been coming out well lately, so we held back. We should come again. But Samcheok is so far.
Prices, hours and details in this post are from our visit in July 2017 and may have changed, so check the latest information before you go.