The hosts were super friendly and made sure we had a comfortable stay even though there was a language barrier. We brought a car and they were able to find us a parking space nearby without us needing to pay anything extra. The place had a beautiful exterior so we rented Hanboks and took photos around the property. Location was also perfect. It's walking distance from the main street.

Everything was great! Just a note to future guests: This is a traditional Hanok house serving traditional breakfast (no protein) and you'll sleep on the floor, which might not be for everyone, but we had a great experience.

The location was great, right in the centre of the honok village, about 5 min walk from the bus stop to/from Jeonju train station. The couple that run the homestay are lovely, not much English was spoken but we understood each other well. We're vegan and the breakfast was fantastic, lots of fruit and the traditional Korean rice cakes. The room itself is just like the photos, it's small but everything you need for a night. The futon sheets that go on the wooden floor are very thin, but if you think of it like camping, it's fine for one night and the experience of doing it. There's also a cat that hangs out in the courtyard, an added bonus!

I wouldn't choose to sleep in a bed like that for more than a night, but it was definitely worth the experience of doing so.

The hosts were so kind and welcoming, and are very prepared for western tourists. Our room was extremely clean and a good sized space. The sleeping mats may be difficult for older bones but we doubled them over to be more comfortable. The location is excellent - close to the main streets and a short walk to the CU supermarket. There is a great whiskey, beer and live music bar on the way to the CU too. The accommodation entrance is down a small laneway from the Main Street. Highly recommended for a great hanok village stay

Stayed here for 3 days with my parents and brother. Be prepared for sleeping on the floor, it can be a bit uncomfortable if you are not used to it. After the first day i got used to it and felt like my back is getting straight. The house and garden are beautiful, in the middle of the hanok village.

It's the only way to truly experience Korean culture. The hosts were so welcoming and took good care of us. Breakfast was amazing and great to have a shared kitchen with beverages. The best madang (yard/garden) in town and sweetest hosts! I will definitely return to The Mumum Guesthouse.

Very hanok traditional style and feel of the room. Comfortable for me but a bit troublesome for my 80+ old mother to sleep on the floor. Location is perfect. The owners are so friendly and the breakfast is simple and yet delicious, lot of fresh food.

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The staff was amazing. There was a very nice traditional breakfast, and the location was super! We were in the middle of the hanok village.

The futon beds were very traditional but they were very thin.

Staff was very friendly

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