Very friendly staff, comfortable room, nice free breakfast

The hand basin wasn't in the bathroom, which was a bit strange.

The room was very spacious. Floors were heated. The TV has log in for you to be able to use Apple TV and Disney+ without using yours but getting to the YouTube app was as easy to get to. There was plenty of water bottles at the front for you to be able to grab at anytime. They had this machine for your clothes that can disinfect and do much more really cool. Felt super safe at any point in the day. McDonalds and Starbucks is less than a 5 min walk and a convenient store around the corner. Breakfast had a decent verities it is a more western style breakfast. The entire hotel smelled amazing. There is an all you can eat KBBQ very friendly and it was about 19,000 won per person very affordable. I went two times within a week.

The body soap, conditioner were in packages rather than bottles. The Wifi kept giving me issues. There is no space downstairs to eat the complimentary breakfast so you would need to take it to your room. The area outside the hotel is not the cleanest so is not super family oriented. No nearby trains so you must take a local bus.

The Staff were very welcoming and went out of their way to make our stay a pleasant one. Lovely clean rooms and plenty amenities. Breakfast choice of coffee, toast, eggs, jam, tomato, banana, instant noodles and rice cake snack daily was a lovely start to the day. Would definitely visit again.

Love everything!!!

This hotel felt very new and our standard room was full of mod cons. There was even an upright clothes dryer packed in the room. Smart room lighting, Netflix, high tech bidet, air purifier, good bedding and soundproofing made our stay super comfy. The daily roomkeeping was immaculous as well. There was a very simple breakfast provided except Mon am. If this good quality hotel is located in town centre then it would be much more expensive, it is great value as is. There are frequent buses just a few min walks away which takes around 20 min to Hanok Village and Train station. Not at all inconvenient as long as you have your Maps on your phone. . There were good restaurants within walking distances also. We really enjoyed our 3 nights stay at Labe.

As per most other small hotels, staff couldn't communicate in English much but they more than make up by being super friendly and trying to help with respect. Just a headsup and not a complain at all.

It's a newly renovated small hotel in the downtown. Staff, especially the front staff at night was kind and helpful. The breakfast was a very nice touch; simple but yummy! What we truly appreciated the most was the complimentary bottled water and hot espresso coffee from main floor. The both beds were firm but not hard; just perfect for us. Linens were clean. The room was not big, but planed well so felt more spacious than the actual size. Strongly recommend for any trips to the city.

The room felt hot sometimes at night with Ondol, the Korean style heating system. However it was not a big deal as the room had both an air conditioner and an air purifier!

The room was spacious, clean and well furnished. The staff is friendly and helpful. Serving breakfast in the room can actually be more convenient.

Although breakfast is available there is no dedicated breakfast area, it should be served in the room.

It is smart and up to date room. We loved that we have everything in a single remote control. Air purifier is also available in the room. This is the best reciption I have ever seen. He recognized my name, confirmed reserved nights, payments were already done through booking and withing a minute I have the card and ready to go to my room. Enough free parkings available. Several grocery shops within walking distance. We asked for high floor and best possible view but we didn't expect much, yet they were able to give us the highest floor with a good view between the buildings. This tells us that they took our requests in a serious consideration.

Value for money can be looked at agian and prices might be adjusted since the hotel has no lobby or gym with also friendly but tight breakfast time.

The hotel feels brand new inside and is designed with taste and good materials. Comfortable bed though why use a super warm blanket in summer is everyone’s guess. Quiet enough.

Lots of light pollution in the room at night. Typical for Korea but this hotels takes it to new heights - almost total lack of space to hand or store clothes or towels. small towels of course. The room is super high teck so working out how to flush the toilet (use the two top buttons on the wall pannel) and operate the aircon (use the bottom part of the TV remote control) was a challenge. The modest breakfast was available at a tiny space at the reception to take to the room (good coffee though). No washing machine - there was some super duper dey cleaning machine in the room but no English operating instructions.

The facilities were the most modern I’ve stayed in Korea. Toilet came with heated seats and the works. I want to mention the lady that checked me into the hotel because she did more than she needed to. First, she let me check in earlier, she was so sweet. She saw that it was raining as I was standing outside and it’s not exactly close to the front desk but she ran and gave me an umbrella without me even asking. She made the stay that much memorable. The other staff were nice but I wouldn’t remember them versus her. The hotel was clean and relatively close to everything. It’s about a 30 min bus ride to the Hanok Village but very easy to get to cause the buses are frequent. Tv came with Netflix account logged in lol I’ve stayed at places that had Netflix but usually you have to use your own account. It doesn’t matter but all the little things in this hotel played a role. It was sooooooo clean.

The breakfast was basic but it is still decent. Cup of ramen noodle, bread with toast, cereal, coffee, and hard boiled eggs.

The room was very clean and smart (techy), that was very cool! And the staff was super kind!

The bed wasn't that comfortable, it was OK. The location is nice, there are a few restaurants nearby but if you want to visit the Hanok village you'll probably need a bus or a car.