Seawater Spa Hotel Coza

There are lots of seafood restaurants and convenience stores around, though not many cafes anymore. Parking is free, but people park wherever, so it’s a bit chaotic. Other cars took up so much space that I could only squeeze into a corner, and it would fit only a small car. The room was spacious and clean. The bathroom was huge, and I really enjoyed the jacuzzi tub after all the walking. They also provided nice extras like toner and mouthwash, which I haven’t had at other hotels I’ve stayed in. I’d probably stay here again.

The staff and owner were so friendly and helpful, and made us feel at home. Our room was clean, just as expected, and roomy enough for two adults and two kids. We chose it because we needed to be near Dongliri Port. It’s still a long walk with kids, about 25 minutes, but just a three-minute taxi ride. There’s a 7-eleven downstairs and a small cafe, a twosome place, with plenty of other restaurants and cafes around too.

The room’s seawater jacuzzi was a real treat, and the bath was so relaxing. We stayed two nights in a large, clean room on the 7th floor. The view over the surrounding area was good, even though we weren’t on the top, 9th floor. Daily cleaning meant fresh towels and toiletries each day. One bulb had gone out, but it was easy to get a replacement at the counter. We could park easily in the free lot, which also has a charger for electric cars. The location worked well for driving north and east along the western and southern coasts, and we visited the windmill stretch during our stay. There’s a 7-11 and a Twosome Cafe downstairs for coffee and snacks, plus plenty of cafes and places to eat nearby. We found a friendly cafe about 150m away for toast and coffee, though I couldn’t find any Western food close by. Quiet, well equipped, and good value. I’d recommend it.

The room felt comfortable and had plenty of space. It’s been renovated recently, with new air conditioning, electrical appliances, and a bathroom.