The surroundings were cramped, the entrance absurd, and the bathroom was confusing to use.
SeongbinHace un mes
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Gwangju·8.3
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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Hotel Yeogijoa in Gwangju offers spacious family rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, tea/coffee makers, refrigerators, and free toiletries. Guests benefit from a terrace, complimentary Wi‑Fi, 24‑hour front desk, full‑day security, and free on‑site parking. Rooms feature bathrobes, soundproofing, tiled floors, streaming services, and city views. Located 11 km from Gwangju Airport, it provides easy access to local attractions.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
The surroundings were cramped, the entrance absurd, and the bathroom was confusing to use.
Seongbin·Hace un mes
The room was very comfortable and well‑located to enjoy the city. It was nice that hairbrushes were offered, but they weren’t cleaned, so they weren’t very usable.
Lise·Hace 3 meses
The hotel offered good value for the price and isn’t too far from the train station. The bed was harder than I like, but still acceptable. The shower was broken, yet still usable.
Sean·Hace 4 meses
The hotel was excellent. I liked the bed and blanket the most. Everything else was fine. It’s essentially a typical motel, but the facilities are hotel‑like.
Artem·Hace 7 meses
The hotel sits close to a bus stop with multiple routes. The room comes with a great amenities kit, and both the room and bathroom were very clean. The bed isn’t too soft, which I actually prefer, making it very comfortable. Coffee is available in the room. It’s good value for money. The street is quiet, so there’s no nighttime noise. The only issue was a faint cigarette smell in the room, probably from old smoking habits that left a lingering odor in the walls. The fridge and another appliance kept turning on at night, creating a loud noise that woke me up several times. The room door lacks sound insulation, so in the morning you can hear every noise that happens in the hallway—though the noise only started around 8 a.m.
Jenni·Hace 7 meses