2-Star Hotels in Jeonju

It was a hotel I booked for 4 days and 3 nights because of Seobang's shooting competition, but I think I made a good choice. The boss made toast for breakfast himself and was very kind. Thank you.

I come to Jeonju every year because of the film festival, and I always stay here. I stayed at Hanok Guest House and stayed at other hotels, but this is the most satisfying place! Clean, quiet, friendly front desk staff, good location and nothing to fault. However, it was not easy to book during the film festival. It's because the general audience finds a lot of this accommodation ~! It's a little burdensome when you use it alone, but I use it even considering it. I hope I can continue to use it in the future.

There is an out-of-town bus terminal across the road in front of the Korean limousine terminal from Incheon Airport for 4 hours by Korean limousine bus, behind it, in the second leg, about 5 minutes walk. I was worried about midnight check-in, but it was easy to understand because the hotel was out to the parking lot. Because the check-in deadline was 22:00 and it was paid in advance, the key was handed over without explanation, and the key was placed at the front desk the next morning. It was an atmosphere that seemed to have no breakfast, so it was raised at a convenience store. There was no problem especially if you think it was a motel. There was also a refrigerator, a hot pot, free mineral water and dryer, and there was no inconvenience. If you say it, you don't know the mechanism of the sheets of the futon, and you use the bath towel.

The host was very helpful and personable. She came out to meet us when we werent able to find the location, despite us arriving at a late hour. She gave us local restaurant recommendations according to what we wanted to eat. We had booked through an online booking service that accidentally charged us a higher, holiday rate, and the host let us know about the mistake and upgraded our room according to the price we paid. The honesty was appteciated as we had no idea that was the case. It was very peaceful and had a soothing atmosphere. The host wrote up a paper explaining check out, wifi, breakfast and any other important info for us in English when she thought we wouldnt be able to communicate with her in Korean (we could however haha) the only thing to mind is that check out is at an earlier time than we were used to, 10 am. This was no problem for us as the host allowed to leave our luggage and start exploring the Hanok Maeul asap. :) overall wonderful stay and we wish we stayed longer. Thank you!

It's comfortable in Hanok Village Parking is five minutes away and the owner bought a parking ticket for 12,000 won for 50 percent of 6,000 won. The garden is pretty and nice but the room is small. The bathroom is small. Shampoo rinse body shampoo toothpaste soap towel dryer, but it's good for individuals to bring it themselves. Breakfast was fruit cake coffee. And there's a little noise.

It takes about 5 minutes to walk from the public parking lot. The car can pass right in front of the property, so it's easy to get off the luggage if one driver sacrifices. The boss is friendly and polite. I went with my baby and I took care of it and rested well :) I had a delicious breakfast. The downside was that it was quiet after 10 o'clock, but it was not forced, so I could hear a little TV and chatter in another room, and it was a Hanok quilt, so I lay down and sleep. The public parking lot is 6,000 won separately, but the price of the property was good, so there was no complaint.

There is also a clean and simple breakfast, which is fairly clean and very satisfied. I plan to visit again.

The location is Hanok Village, just across the bridge and about 5 minutes away. Location and facilities are ok for the price. But parking is shining. Because it's a guesthouse, it's hard to sound insulation, and there's a careful part because there are many people in the same space. We are planning to stay at a hotel in Jeonju next time, but if you are not a noisy family like us, you can use it once. If you're lucky, you'll have a chance to talk to a foreign backpacker. The pls in the living room are set to be, so be careful, and the meat shop below is the owner. The boss is friendly and the towels and accommodation facilities are clean.

I thought it would be similar to the other Mari Hotel in Jeonju but this is one of the many love motels that line the street near Jeonbuk University. However, this is a very nice love motel, arguably the nicest one I've ever been to. The bed is one of the most comfortable I've ever slept in Korea. Free drinks (not a lot of option) are available at the small lobby around the clock with some small snacks like cup noodles. The room is spotless and the furniture and bathroom are comparable to mid range hotels. Probably not the best choice for a family as it is still a love motel and the area is surrounded by them. Its proximity to the university area was nice with an abundance of dining and drinking options. It's about 2 km from the bus terminal which is walkable or a short bus/taxi ride away. The cost is similar to a mid-range hotel and significantly more than the typical love motel but the difference in quality is significant.

The outdoor pic looks nth like the hotel. Indoor pictures kinda look like it. The bathtub is next to the beds and it was super dirty. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't great - just regular motel. However the terrace, Netflix, Disney+, microwave, and mini fridge was good. We didnt try but they also had massage chair. Got no pics cuz it wasn't worth it for pics lol