Hotels near Jeonju Station, Jeonju

The hotel is very close to the Quanzhou Station, suitable for tourists who want to take ＫＴＸ. Although the hotel is old, the proprietress is kind. The room has external windows for ventilation. There are electric blankets on the bed. It does not feel cold when it is cold. The disadvantage is that the bathroom ventilation is common upstairs or downstairs. Someone smokes and smells of smoke.

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.

The hotel is close to the station but far from the city centre, it is easy to access by bus, the stop is in the neighbouring street.

Friendly staff and quick check in. Room was clean and comfortable, it took a few minutes for the shower to warm up but it was good water pressure. It’s a great location for the train station, less than 5 mins walk and 2 convenience stores on the doorstep. Would recommend for solo travellers

It was a dormitory I used often, but the air conditioner was weak and only one side was cold, so I had a lot of trouble with the cold. I hope the air conditioner will work normally next time I use it.

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.

Ok-ish stay (for one night) close to Jeonju station. Stayed here as alternative as the hotel we wanted to stay longer was fully booked. Rooms not so nice & used + stainy sheets

As there was no accommodation near Hanok Village on May 1, I booked the hotel with the highest rating among the rest of the hotels that day. Since this is a renovated motel, it is not a carpet, but the floor noise is very serious, and every 30 minutes how many people smoke on the stairs of the corridor emergency exit, it is very noisy. I have been traveling for a week and this is the first time I am uncomfortable because the pillow is too high. Although I felt very tired after going to Jili Mountain, I barely fell asleep after lying down for 3 hours. I woke up at dawn to see if the upstairs left early. The reception staff is very friendly. It can be fine when there are no people on weekdays, but it is best to avoid vacations when there are many guests. I booked a price of more than 80,000 won, but not too much.

Breakfast is good and it's a newly built hotel so it's really clean! The location is close to the Hanok Village and the parking lot is large and nice :) The price range is also reasonable and many families visit~!

When I checked in, the parking lot was full, but the staff at the entrance to the parking lot kindly guided me to the outdoor parking lot. Since it is a new building, the rooms and facilities are very clean overall. There is a GS convenience store right in front, which is convenient, and it is near the Hanok Village, so it is good for a walk in the morning or at night. These days, most rooms have a check-out time of 11 AM, but Jeonju Shilla Stay has a check-out time of 12 PM, which was nice. One thing that is disappointing is that the bathroom is covered with blinds, so it does not completely block out light. When I visited another Shilla Stay branch in the past, it was covered with a sliding iron door, so that was a bit disappointing. And there are no tissues provided in the rooms, so you have to get them from the bathroom. Still, the staff is friendly, the facilities are good, and overall, I am very satisfied!