It's the worst hotel ever. 1. Check-in takes 40 minutes 2. Temperature cannot be controlled Room internal temperature 28 degrees. 3. Re-useing of Amenities used by others 4. "Grand Opened" Hotel with cigarette burns 5. Cleaning status continued after check-in 6. Amateur front receptionist attitudes Don't waste your money on this place that's worse than a $40 motel.

Rooms are great. Very clean. The hotel is right on the front of the traditional village so its in a great location. The sauna is top notch but is closed on Tuesdays. It costs 8000 won. The swimming pool is more expensive and you can rent a private cabana for some shade. The pool is heated and is open 10am to 10pm. There is a shallow walled off kids section and the main pool is only about chest deep. The shower and locker facilities are great and are fully equipped with soap, shampoo, hairdryer etc. The hotel has a nice coffee/bookstore with some interesting souvenirs to pick up. Opposite this is the restaurant. Breakfast requires a reservation and costs 16000 won. There is a mix of your western bacon, eggs and toast, cereal, tea, coffee and juice. Then you have your Korean rice, bulgogi, seaweed soup. Its a buffet style and for the price it was excellent. All in all if I ever come back to Jeonju I will stay here again.

My rate depends on service quality within a budget. Lahan Hotel is the most expensive option to stay around the Jeonju Hanok Village. It solely has a swimming pool, gym, and sauna with the advantage of view from the tallest building. The staffs are well trained and friendly. For the guest, you got 10% discount for swimming in the outdoor pool. Well, this should be strange for people from States because the hotel pool is basically free for guest. The more strange thing is the towel that you have to bring from the room or your own, otherwise need to rent with a extra cost. Another option in the pool is to upgrade yourself in shade by renting about $8 for the sun bed under the beach umbrella. Otherwise, you have much chance to sit on the free seats under grilling sun. However, overall, the room are spacious and very clean as like more than 3 * hotels. Wi-Fi is as crazy fast.

Air-condition is not working out of order. The location is great just the start of the folk village.

Would advise against taking a City View room as the room faces the main road and there is a lot of traffic noise. Did not sleep well. Soundproofing is not great so can hear noises from your neighbours, doors closing etc. Lobby is spacious and staff were responsive. Short walk to Hanok Village via back staircase. 5,000W taxi ride from Express Bus Station to hotel.

An elegant hotel located right next to the traditional hanok village, the hotel has a minimalistic and subtle interior but with plenty to offer. The hotel comes with a gym and a public bath house which was a nice addition. There is also a large book cafe although there weren't too many English books. There was also a restaurant however I did not get to try. The room itself was simple with all the necessary amenities and it was comfortable. I had the room with a view of the hanok village and it was so beautiful to look at in the morning. The hanok village is literally a step away from the hotel back entrance where you can visit cafes, shops and plenty of restaurants. Overall, the hotel felt surprisingly elegant and made my stay comfortable. I wish I had more time to take advantage of the hotel facilities.

Great hotel. New and a stone throw from Jeonju Hanok Village. 6 to 8 mins from Jeonju station by taxi at about 8000 won Recommended. Will stay again.

The location is great! The hotel is in Jeonjoo Hanok village. You can go to the most visited attractions in no time. The room and beds are clean and comfortable. If you travel korea in autumn, the weather is pleasant and the hotel price is reasonable.

The worst hotel ever. 1. Swimming pool It was really small. And staff were not working at all. On the way to the swimming pool is ridiculous. When you go up to the swimming pool they tell us to go down stairs if we wanted to use sun bed. Nothing was informed we had to go up and down. So inconvenient 2. Room. So old. Towels were about decades old! 3. Pillows I’ve never seen a hotel with only one pillow for each. At the end of the day you wanna stay in a ‘nice’ hotel for bedding. But. Bedding was so uncomfortable I do not recommend except the location

The decor is reserved yet luxurious. The city view is nice to look at while you wind down. The room's TV comes with Korean boradcast TV channels, as well as smart TV functions like Netflix and YouTube. The staff are friendly and professional. My only complaint about this place is that you must pay to access the hotel's swimming pool. I didn't have a chance to use it because it rained when I stayed, so I don't have any strong opinions about it. The gym is comfortably compact with all of the exercise equipment and amenities you need to get a full body workout. Lastly, the location is top notch if you don't mind walking a little to get to Hanok village.

Amazing hotel in the middle of the beautiful village. The rooms were big, the beds comfortable, and the views from the window amazing

Everything else about the hotel is fine but they don’t let you use the AC in the room unless it’s in the summer, and there’s only heating. Our room was 27 degrees celcius in spring and they only provided us with a fan and told us to open the window even though the weather was hot so it literally wouldn’t solve anything? During my two-week stay here, this was the only airbnb/hotel that disallowed guests from using the AC and let them simmer in 27 degrees heat. Basically, avoid staying here in mid to late spring where hot days are common because the hotel’s AC is seasonal.

A good hotel located near Jeonju traditional village

Very clean/ spacious and best place to stay! Don’t go there On a Tuesday due to Bath cleaning. Not close to train so if you’re a taxi guy/girl it’ll be a perfect place to stay!

Perfect spot if you want to visit Jeonju Hanok village. Nice, spacious, light and airy rooms. Recommend the Hanok View.

nice but small bedroom.

A very nice hotel with modern facilities.

Very friendly and accommodating staff. Facilities clean and tidy. Well located. Can recommend this hotel.

Staffs are kind and the room is clean.

Good hotel. Close to traditional houses. Comfy beds and mod cons inc bathroom.

Located next to Hanok village, a tourist attraction. Room is large enough, and windows have a good view. No electric kettle in the room, no tea nor coffee in the room.

My room only have two power outlets. If you have a lot of gadgets you will be a bit inconvenient. The breakfast is not as good as expected. And the facility is older than average hotel at this level.(without renew at the time I visit) But the room is quiet and the window can be open.

Too old hotel with rooms covered that much old carpets with 4-star-hotel facade. Be careful if you are allergic to dusts. The room that I made the reservation of was informed to have a queen-sized bed and a single bed but I personally noticed that it has a princess-sized bed (almost no larger than a single bed) rather than a queen-sized bed. Parking lots are fully occupied by guests to visit wedding ceremonies held in the hotel. The only advantage to stay in the hotel is the easy access to Korean folk village in the vicinity.

I stayed a night with 2kids and 2adults. Room condition is very good! It was very convenient because it was connected to the Hanok Village.