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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 not 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 wen two times within a week. The body soap, conditioner were in small packages rather than fixed 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.

Stayed long term, and everything was so clean. Room was very modern and food is delicious. The service people and quality is also top notch, super friendly. Perfect hotel to stay long term. Definately would come again!

We enjoyed our stay here. Not the cleanest but overall I think it is okay. Double bed was a good size, though would prefer the sink in the toilet. The toilet is not very big but the room is. The hotel staff speaks little english but is as helpful as they can be. Most amenities available. We enjoyed our stay here. Oh and they have netflix channels sorted out in Korean, English and Chinese. That’s very thoughtful! But do note that the hotel is far from Jeonju centre so there is nothing much to do here at night unless you take a cab back to the city centre.

Newly opened on Feb 2022, the hotel rooms are pretty spacious, clean and have plenty of smart devices. There’s even Netflix to pass time. Location is a little out of the way and a short cab ride might be needed if you plan on visiting the Hanok village. Fortunately cabs are quite cheap in Jeonju. If you prioritise modern rooms over the traditional experience of a homestay in the Hanok village area, this might be a good option.

Nice, clean, cheap. We missed the breakfast, but the lady that was there got us some breakfast items to bring to our room anyway.