The place sits right in front of the terminal, and because each car gets its own spot, parking was a breeze; using the entire second and third floors kept things remarkably quiet, the bed was comfy and the room spotless. Even though it was summer, I’d brought an electronic mosquito repellent and was surprised to find similar devices already placed around the property, and any essentials like water or towels could be grabbed from the desk. The kitchen and dining table were large enough for a group snack session, and the dishwasher, huge fridge‑freezer, and even a V60 coffee maker made it feel just like home. I only stayed two nights and left feeling like I’d missed out, especially with so many tasty spots in Gunsan—so I skipped breakfast—but the unlimited draft‑beer evenings on Wednesday and Friday were a great perk. The jacuzzi was spacious, private, and open‑air, which prevented any feeling of claustrophobia. The only downside was that the Wi‑Fi was a bit sluggish.
Youngjae·3 mesi fa