Hotel dengan Sarapan Pagi di Jeonju

Hotel location is superb - right smack in the middle of all those short hanok houses, giving a wonderful and fabulous hanok view as promised by the room. Why go to expensive rooftop cafes to get the view when you can just wake up to it?? An excellent and cost-effective place to stay if you want to be near all the hanok attractions but don't want to sleep on thin tatami mats on the hard wooden floors!

There is also a kids pool, so I had fun playing with my nephew. There are various events such as review events and coffee coupons. It was even better! The room was clean and comfortable. Next time I come to Jeonju, I think I will choose to stay here.

The location was good and overall it was clean, but in many ways, I felt that it wasn't a 4-star level in terms of details. When I checked in, the staff clearly said that I could pay with Ssuk Pay, but when I checked out, another staff member suddenly said that it wasn't possible (when I asked if it wasn't possible originally, they said that it was temporarily not possible), In the shower room, the conditioner container didn't press at all, so I just opened the lid and used it. I guess they didn't check it during the inspection. The breakfast buffet was also xiaolongbao? It was all dry and hard like rubber, and the soup ladle was placed in a separate bowl, but it was already covered in soup, so the ladle was buried in the soup. It felt so unsanitary that I felt a little sick. In the space where they cook omelets on the spot, the staff was kind, but it was disappointing that they put eggshells and plastic gloves together and cooked them. While waiting for the elevator, a staff member came out of the stairwell door and kicked the door open with his foot, which surprised me. He just looked at his phone and walked past us, which didn't look good. I also saw a Mega Coffee takeout cup on the reception desk, so I thought that they lacked service detail training. I definitely went into the lounge during dinner time, but there was no staff member and no guidance. I don't know if the staff member came to take our order or went to the table to take our order, but we went to the desk to order, and the staff member came to the table next to us to take our order. The makgeolli was delicious. Compared to the hotels in the area, the exterior of the building definitely looks the most luxurious and clean, so if you want to stop by and stay in a clean hotel, I recommend it, but if you come expecting something because of the name Shilla, you'll probably be disappointed. It's still early days, so I guess the manual hasn't been established yet, but it'll get better with time.

The only sticking point on this hotel stay was reservations needed for breakfast - despite the restaurant being empty, I was asked to go to the Holly’s Bakery instead. Otherwise, a great location and stay.

I stayed at Seonjogwan for 2 days and 1 night with my friends. The night view was pretty, and it was nice that there was a walking trail along the stream behind the accommodation. I liked the hotel, which was built like a traditional Korean house with a faint scent of cypress trees. All my friends liked it

1. I chose it because it was right in front of Jeonju Station after looking around the tourist attractions, and it was an excellent choice. - It was good because it was less than a 5-minute walk from Jeonju Station. - I was thinking about renting a car, but I ended up using a taxi because of parking, and the hotel location played a part. 2. There was a kimbap restaurant, convenience store, and Pungnyeon Bakery near the hotel, so it was good. - In particular, the coffee taste of 'Coffee of Joe' near the hotel was truly a work of art. 3. There was a styler in the room, so it was easy to manage clothes during the trip. - There was a drum washing machine and induction, but I didn't use them. 4. The breakfast was also the best value for money, and I personally don't eat the small bulgogi that comes with breakfast, but it was so delicious that I ate it twice. - I made a reservation for breakfast when I checked in, and it was 16,900 won per person. 5. There was no toothbrush or toothpaste, but shower gel/shampoo/conditioner/slippers/dryer/tea and coffee/2 bottles of water were provided. - It's a smart TV, so Miracast is possible.

I had a very satisfying experience at a hotel I recently visited. First of all, the check-in process was quick and easy, and the staff was friendly and professional. I was impressed by their considerate attitude toward customers. The room was spacious and clean, and the bedding was very comfortable, so I was able to rest well. The bathroom was clean, and the amenities were all I needed. The Wi-Fi speed was fast, so I had no problems working or watching videos. The breakfast buffet had a variety of menus and was fresh, and the food tasted great. The swimming pool and gym were cleanly maintained, so I felt comfortable the whole time I was there. The hotel was also close to major tourist attractions, so it was convenient to get around. However, the soundproofing was a bit disappointing, so I could hear a little noise from the next room, and there was a little noise when the air conditioner was running. If only these aspects were improved, it would be a perfect stay. Overall, I had a comfortable and satisfying time, and it was a hotel I would like to visit again.

A very pleasant hotel. Rooms good sized and actually had a gaming set-up. Its a little far from bus station but close to train station. Breakfast offered during week but as no restaurant you collect and take it up to your room. Plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, convenience stores and bars around. Hanok Village is about 3.5km away and there is a lake nearby for walking around too.

It was the best value for money. The location right opposite Hanok Village was good, First of all, the clean and comfortable environment was good. Breakfast was satisfactory. I have a business trip to Jeonju in April, I will book again. ㅎ

I'm going to tell you what was inconvenient. 1. At night, there was no plan card in the outside parking lot, and it was a common use of other building parking lots, so it's natural that the first person who came is confused, and the staff will not be frustrated. 2. When I first visited the room, the window was open and it was cold. I turned on the TV and there was a cold wind from the ceiling. I contacted the staff because I couldn't touch the wall switch for a long time to turn off the cold wind, but I found out that there was a button in the TV remote control. 3. I was embarrassed by the noise of love in the room next door at night. I stayed on the sixth floor, so please refer to those who come with your children. The simple things I know can be frustrating for the first time I hope you will take care of me more carefully. Nevertheless, the cleanliness of the room was satisfactory. ...