So the room was really good. The bed was a bit hard, but the rest of the room and amenities and shower were great. The hotel lobby was difficult for me, as I only speak English, and the signs were all in Korean. There is not always an attendant in the lobby, sometimes a person in the 'cieling' speaks to you and can administer your room key through a machine. Again, hard for me due to the language, but I was the one out of my element, so it's not their fault. The only thing that wasn't the greatest was that it was very off the beaten path. Nothing shopping wise right around the hotel. It's in an area where cars are fixed/repaired. It didn't feel unsafe, but it wasn't a great area to stay in because walking to a restaurant was a decent walk. I wouldn't stay again just because of the location, but the actual hotel room was very nice. I didn't understand the lights because the way to turn them on looked like an air conditioner unit to me and was in all Korean--fyi.
So the room was really good. The bed was a bit hard, but the rest of the room and amenities and shower were great. The hotel lobby was difficult for me, as I only speak English, and the signs were all in Korean. There is not always an attendant in the lobby, sometimes a person in the 'cieling' speaks to you and can administer your room key through a machine. Again, hard for me due to the language, but I was the one out of my element, so it's not their fault. The only thing that wasn't the greatest was that it was very off the beaten path. Nothing shopping wise right around the hotel. It's in an area where cars are fixed/repaired. It didn't feel unsafe, but it wasn't a great area to stay in because walking to a restaurant was a decent walk. I wouldn't stay again just because of the location, but the actual hotel room was very nice. I didn't understand the lights because the way to turn them on looked like an air conditioner unit to me and was in all Korean--fyi.
