Hotel Vedu Juan Station

I stayed four days from October 7 to 11. It is definitely not like what the 1 star review below me described, anymore. I was given 4 drinks in the minifridge, tea and coffee, glasses, paper cups, q-tips, tissues, cotton pads, toothbrush, disposable razor, and plenty of skin cream and lotion. Combs, hair dryer, towels, soap, liquid body wash, shampoo, and a kettle were provided. There was a large flat screen TV on the wall and a button to turn on air conditioning. There was usually someone at the front desk all throughout the day, if you had questions about the area. The staff were friendly and easy to approach. When you leave for the day or night you can leave your card out for them to clean your room. The hotel is a 2-3 minute walk from major roads. It is safe.The WiFi was great, 5 MB/s. I paid the equivalent of $30.50 a night. I was quite happy with my stay. If you are coming with an electrical device from Canada or America, you need either a "universal travel adapter" for your phone, or a 220V > 110V transformer for a laptop or other electrical device. Because the wall sockets are different in Korea. The hotel has a few travel adapters for guests to use. You can order the transformer online or search 두산전기변압기 in Naver for the address of a store that sells them (1 hour subway ride from hotel).

Entering the hotel - the front desk is shielded by glass with an opening for money exchange. There are escort business cards littering the sidewalk outside the hotel's front door. The toiletry bag comes with a condom! The room was dirty: sheets were full of hair, from at least 3 different people. The room came with a half used bottle of lube. The hotel rooms are available by the hour - this place is clearly where you bring a "date."