Janghan Sinwon Motel

I was grateful that the inn basically replenished the garbage and towels in the room every day, and replenished the new plastic bottles of water. Basic communication was in Korean, but there is no problem if you can communicate to some extent. The room was spacious and perfect for a solo traveller. Access is good, and there are shops, cafes, and convenience stores that are open 24 hours a day, so it was convenient! !

The entrance can be a little difficult to find. The reception is at the top of the stairs. In Korea, facilities are often very old, even at hotels with stars. No stars here, but the facilities were about the same age. Then this hotel is cheaper and I think it's a good deal. The room is just right for one person. It might be a little tight for two people. There is a resident manager, who speaks only Korean, but is very kind and gentle. As a single woman, I was able to stay comfortably for 4 days. Towels are changed and cleaned every day, but overall it is a little dusty. There is always a smell of cigarettes from other rooms. No problem at all if you don't mind the details. I was surprised to hear that the sirens were going off in the middle of the night, probably because the police station was nearby. There are many schools and churches in the surrounding area. There are discount stores, large supermarkets and convenience stores within walking distance, and it is easy to understand because it is close to the subway station. There is a cold water heater on each floor so you can make coffee and cup noodles. There is shared hairspray and toothpaste in the room, but you should bring your own supplies. No pajamas. There are towels, a large TV, a hair dryer, a charger, and a pot. Wi-Fi was available because open Wi-Fi was flying and I was able to catch it. I just think security should be taken care of. There are also Korean-language and adult channels. I don't use the adult channel, so I don't know if it's paid or free. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.