Pyeongchang Ski Resort Stays: Alpensia & Holiday Inn Resorts

Compare 3 family-friendly resorts in Pyeongchang, including ski-in access at Alpensia and Holiday Inn. Check rates and book now for peak season.

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8.9
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25.1 mi from City Center506 yd from Alpensia Ski Resort
Golf CourseWater ParkKids Club
  • Temperature-controlled water park
  • On-site 18-hole golf course
  • Pillow menu in guest rooms
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8.5
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25.1 mi from City Center548 yd from Alpensia Ski Resort
Water ParkSki SlopesGolf Course
  • Ski-in/ski-out slope access
  • Year-round indoor water park
  • Private 27-hole golf course
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8.2
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14.4 mi from City Center1.2 mi from Phoenix Country Club
Chalet RoomsPrivate BathsFree WiFi
  • Chalet-style rooms
  • No pets allowed
  • 2.4 km to Phoenix Country Club
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Resorts in Pyeongchang cluster near the Alpensia ski area and Yongpyong slopes, with the Intercontinental Alpensia Pyeongchang Resort by IHG placing you at the base of Alpensia. The Holiday Inn Resort Alpensia Pyeongchang offers direct ski slope access in winter and an indoor water park called Ocean 700, while the Chalet Resort sits 2.4 km from Phoenix Country Club with free parking and free Wi-Fi. Rates vary by season, but expect typical resort pricing for 4-star properties, especially during ski months from December to February. Most resorts include skiing amenities, family rooms, and on-site dining, but check for extra costs like Wi-Fi at Holiday Inn or airport shuttle surcharges.

Daegwallyeong is the prime district to stay, serving as a gateway to Alpensia and Yongpyong slopes. Families will find the Holiday Inn's family rooms and ski rental convenient, while couples might prefer the Intercontinental's Korean and Mediterranean dining at Flavours Restaurant and access to ski lessons. For those on a budget, the Chalet Resort provides simpler accommodations with free parking and a quiet setting. Book early for winter weekends, as these resorts fill quickly with ski enthusiasts, and consider renting a car, as Incheon International Airport is a 3-hour drive and public transport is limited.