Young Bin

Excellent location the best thing about the hotel is the sauna. It feels like a jimjobang. They have two hot tube a cold plunge and two sauna 1 dry 1 wet. The room is spacious. The bathroom is nice and clean. Would recommend. The reception speajs OK English for you to understand but the sauna reception does not. So you kinda got to watch people to get a idea how how it works. You do got to be full naked but you get use to it after 5 min then you can just be free and enjoy the experience of the sauna

I parked there believing it was free as stated on various booking sites, but I was charged 10,000 won. I don't know if the system has changed, but at least the parking lot I booked was free, so I made the reservation, but I was told, "No matter which site you look at, it has nothing to do with us. Pay what you owe." I can't accept that. The young person at the front desk didn't even say "Welcome" or greet me, and when I checked in, he just said "OK." Even when I talked to the old man in the middle of the night, he said something I didn't understand, like it was the land owner who said so, so there's nothing we can do. The window in my room, room 306, didn't open, and I would 100% die if there was a fire. The shower was awful and only a trickle. Should the customer be held responsible for the hotel's mistake, which they didn't change the content of their website? I have nothing but doubts about the hotel, which never apologized and only made claims.

The building is old and the structure is old, but the bathroom and sink areas were clean and I was able to use it comfortably. I took a bath in the communal bath, but the towels laid out in the sauna didn't look clean so I didn't have the courage to go in. It was good that the location was close to the station. However, next time I go I think I'll stay at a newer hotel, so I won't be returning. The receptionist can speak Japanese, but only basic Japanese and doesn't understand more difficult Japanese.