The accommodation was clean, and we had booked futon beds, which were nice, though a bit small for my boyfriend (anyone over 180 cm probably won’t fit comfortably). It was an interesting experience, but sleeping on futons for more than two nights becomes a bit uncomfortable. We slept on the floor in the kitchen.

The kitchen itself was spacious, but unfortunately completely unfurnished and without any cooking equipment or dishes, which was a pity as we couldn’t prepare any meals.

Great for a good rest. Isolated and quiet but right next to multiple bus lines to ride 5 minutes and be in the popular part of town. Big room and bathroom. Great cafe and food next door, as well as a cool Korean street clothing shop a block down. The hotel is dated, but for the price, you can’t beat what you get. We were satisfied.

No problems. The gentleman at the front desk was not the most outgoing or attentive, but this did not affect our stay.

Location is awesome - 18 minute walk from the hanok village. Was quiet and staff are friendly. There is free coffee and teas there which I liked. There is also an elevator if you've got lots of luggage. I would stay here again, especially for the unbeatable price 😊

The place is a bit old and run down. Some parts aren't very clean, but the room itself was okay.

They give you everything you need especially for a solo traveller. Room is big and the core essentials of items that were listed on their page. They give you the basic toiletries and free water/soft drink which was nice. It was quite comfortable and it was in a pretty decent location too - e.g. walking distance to the Jeonju Hanok Village; buses are easily accessible too.

I noticed that the staff at the front weren't usually there most of the time. I didn't necessary needed them for anything but just in case you need to ask for something, it might be hard to reach them.

They have breakfast in the morning - toast and coffee and they also give free softdrinks for the day - I thought that was very nice . It was central and within walking distance to everywhere . Clean and big rooms .

When we first arrived I booked a room with a picture of a bed - normal accommodation. But when we showed up we just had a couple thin blankets to have for the hard floor to sleep on " traditional style " it was completely not something I could have slept on - but they traded us rooms to a normal bed . Just be careful for that!

Room was beautiful, spacious, warm, clean, with fridge, TV, kettle and hair drayer. The gentleman at the reception was very nice and helpful. The hotel is a little bit far away from Jeonju train station, but cca 30-45 min slow walk from Bus terminal. Buses are everywhere but no need to use 🙂

We booked this as it had kitchen facilities. Being vegetarian we could manage all our meals comfortably. The staff was super helpful with booking us Taxi's & used the Computer to translate to English. They have a microwave in the lobby which all guests can use. They had ready mix for tea & coffee.

Maybe a Chair and desk in the room. Other than that I can't think of anything. Overall our stay was good. We came there to participate in Senior World Badminton Championship.

Confortable room (except for the pillows, too big) Clean room (even if there is no cleaning service during the stay) Close to everything Free water and soft drink every day A lot of beauty products available The parents at the front desk are very nice (even if you don’t see someone often)

The bed was comfortable with a little creek. There was a fridge and kettle so I could really look after my needs.

There was a request not to eat sitting on the bed but the stool with the vanity was not strong so I had to sit on the floor.

The room was simpel but nice. Free whater and some drinks. It had microwaves downstairs.

I don't recomemd the futon rooms you might as well sleep on the flor.