If you have a choice between the Walker Lodge and Carroll, definitely choose Carroll. This price is cleaner and more up to date.

Very nice lobby area. Has a relaxing feeling. The rooms are spacious. The staff is great

If they had a legit breakfast, it would be 5 stars.

The only one around. Clean, convenient (because Carroll is small) and a very modest continental breakfast selection. Pets allowed in ground floor rooms. Laundry and vending machines located on a couple floors.

Spent 2 weeks at this lodging with my wife and 3 kids. Fast internet connection. Light continental breakfast was okay. We requested additional items like pillows, blankets, utensils, and other common items needed for the 2 week stay and were taken care of very well. Areas I had to get to were within walking distance. Kids were picked up and dropped off in front of lodging for school. Overall, my family's experience at this lodging was satisfactory. Limited rooms available. I recommend calling directly and inform them of your travel status and requirements.

I've stayed at numerous military lodgings before and this one is comparable to a Motel 6 off the highway at the end of town. It's decent, nothing special. The free breakfast consists of various cereal bowls, one type of begal, oj, milk and coffee, and oatmeal. There's a gym across the street and a bar next door. Everything is within walking distance from the hotel.

Very nice hotel with kitchenette currently here enjoying my stay.

Great hotel on post

Only good thing is the bed. The truth is that the breakfast is really bad (bagel and cereal), that's the only food option. Your family can't use the computers, room service only swap sheets every 15 days, if you request it.

People keep saying it's cheap, but for $122 you can get a lot better in Korea. The rooms do not come with bottled water inside (not even paid bottles). There is no toothbrush or toothpaste. The shower comes with a bar of soap and a fixed shower-head. The continental breakfast is packaged muffins and cereal from the DFAC. The laundry room requires quarters in US currency for laundry detergent, which is strange since this is Korea. The free internet is slow and unreliable. Perhaps because I've travelled a lot in Korea, it seems that this hotel does not meet the standard. For the same price, you can typically get bottled water, refrigerated coffee, toothbrush and toothpaste, a handheld shower-head, shampoo, body wash, good internet, and an electronic master control for the lights.

Clean, neat rooms and friendly staff. The small front desk kiosk of bottled water, drinks, and snacks is a nice touch. Breakfast was just continental, but there are places nearby for more variety.