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26 m² · 2 full beds
Camas 8.5/10 · mencionadas por 6 hóspedes
26 m² · 1 full bed and 1 twin bed · Suíte
Camas 8.5/10 · mencionadas por 6 hóspedes
26 m² · 1 full bed · Suíte
Camas 8.5/10 · mencionadas por 6 hóspedes
26 m² · 1 full bed · Suíte
Camas 8.5/10 · mencionadas por 6 hóspedes
26 m² · 1 full bed
Camas 8.5/10 · mencionadas por 6 hóspedes
26 m² · 1 full bed
Camas 8.5/10 · mencionadas por 6 hóspedes
26 m² · 1 full bed
Camas 8.5/10 · mencionadas por 6 hóspedes
26 m² · 1 full bed
Camas 8.5/10 · mencionadas por 6 hóspedes
26 m² · 1 full bed
Camas 8.5/10 · mencionadas por 6 hóspedes
“ロケーション抜群！”
The room was spotless, and the bathroom and toilet were immaculate. The hotel is within walking distance from the KTX station. The view from the window was fantastic, especially the sunrise. A bus line runs right in front of the building, and the “33‑33 Kannon Circuit” passes by. The 330 and 360 bus stops are across the road, right in front, so it’s the best spot to head to the Jecheon bus stop. From there I went to Hwa‑ong‑ji, and the staff happily took care of my luggage.
It felt very cozy and was a good distance from Jecheon station. The bathroom could have been cleaner.
“Lots of gadgets, but not quite enough room for them.”
The location was convenient. Two washing machines and two dryers were available for guests free of charge, and the room was filled with gadgets. Breakfast was basic: noodles, cheese & ham toastie, coffee, and fruit juice. The price was surprisingly affordable, and parking was reasonable and covered. However, the gadgets made the room feel crowded; it seemed like the design tried to cram too many features into a space that wasn’t large enough. Two PCs were a nice idea, but their chairs obstructed the room. The air purifier was bulky, and the bathroom’s separate cubicles for WC, shower, and bathtub made the space feel cramped, with doors blocking each other. A more open layout would have worked better. The gadgets used most of the mains sockets; there was only one socket near the bed (none on the other side), so I had to unplug the hotel’s charger to power my own. The bed was unusually firm, which was fine for us but might not suit everyone; a PVC sheet lay directly under the bedsheet, making hot weather uncomfortable. The breakfast room had only three tables, which filled up quickly.
“가성비좋은 쾌적한 호텔”
The hotel was close to the station and the room was spacious; overall it was comfortable and quiet. No complaints.
“little gem”
The facilities were updated, but the space was narrow.
“ロケーション抜群！”
The room was spotless, and the bathroom and toilet were immaculate. The hotel is within walking distance from the KTX station. The view from the window was fantastic, especially the sunrise. A bus line runs right in front of the building, and the “33‑33 Kannon Circuit” passes by. The 330 and 360 bus stops are across the road, right in front, so it’s the best spot to head to the Jecheon bus stop. From there I went to Hwa‑ong‑ji, and the staff happily took care of my luggage.
“가성비좋은 쾌적한 호텔”
The hotel was close to the station and the room was spacious; overall it was comfortable and quiet. No complaints.
It felt very cozy and was a good distance from Jecheon station. The bathroom could have been cleaner.
“little gem”
The facilities were updated, but the space was narrow.
“Lots of gadgets, but not quite enough room for them.”
The location was convenient. Two washing machines and two dryers were available for guests free of charge, and the room was filled with gadgets. Breakfast was basic: noodles, cheese & ham toastie, coffee, and fruit juice. The price was surprisingly affordable, and parking was reasonable and covered. However, the gadgets made the room feel crowded; it seemed like the design tried to cram too many features into a space that wasn’t large enough. Two PCs were a nice idea, but their chairs obstructed the room. The air purifier was bulky, and the bathroom’s separate cubicles for WC, shower, and bathtub made the space feel cramped, with doors blocking each other. A more open layout would have worked better. The gadgets used most of the mains sockets; there was only one socket near the bed (none on the other side), so I had to unplug the hotel’s charger to power my own. The bed was unusually firm, which was fine for us but might not suit everyone; a PVC sheet lay directly under the bedsheet, making hot weather uncomfortable. The breakfast room had only three tables, which filled up quickly.
