Cheonan Kalton

In short, it was worth the price. Below, I will write about the things I noticed after two nights, but there were no fatal problems. ・Is it because there are many regular guests and there is no need to attract passing guests? It was so dark from the entrance to the parking lot to the front desk that I thought it was a discontinued hotel. Even when I went to the guest room floor, the hallway was very dark, but the lighting in the guest room was bright enough. ・Although the facility is old, I thought it was kept fairly clean at first, but when I happened to look behind the TV stand, I found tissues, cotton swabs, and empty candy bags used by previous guests. It was piling up. ・The bed was moderately hard, which was just right for me. However, it was a rather small round bed, so if you move away from the center of the bed, I think tall people might have their feet stuck out. ・Is it because you know you are staying alone? A set of 3 slightly larger face towels was included. (I feel like it's not enough for two people) ・Shampoo and treatments were provided in the large shower room/toilet without a bathtub. Maybe there was shampoo in the treatment bottle? The more I thought about it, the more my hair felt dry the next day. ・I could see cable TV and watch NHK and CNN, but I felt like I had to change over 200 channels one by one until I found them by chance. ・It was nice to have a WiFi router installed in the room. ・There was a refrigerator and hot/cold water server in the room, and a microwave in front of the front desk. Only on the first day, two coffee sticks were provided. ・The surrounding area is a motel area and there are many restaurants and convenience stores, so I don't think you will have any problems finding food. This is the lowest priced hotel near Cheonan Station that can be booked online from Japan, and although it is not over priced, it is certainly not under priced, and I think it is recommended for those who can tolerate the age of the facilities.