Beewon Guesthouse

in line with the category. Very small and basic rooms, but with the necessary things. Wall-mounted TV, mini fridge, cold and hot water available, AC and heating, free wifi in the room without pw, hairdryer and bathroom materials, also minimal, all a little dated but functional. Common areas where you can spend time or bring materials for breakfast. Double room with queen bed from €35 to €45 depending on the periods. The absolute plus of this accommodation is given by the location which is located in the very center of the central Jongno district, from which you will have access on foot to many of the things to see in the area (the main castles, temples and the Insadong street area) and the Access to at least 4 subway lines that will allow you to quickly move anywhere in the city. But the most appreciable thing is the kindness and help provided by the owner, who will be indispensable for advice on places, times and travel, as well as directly noting the things you will need and which you would certainly have difficulty doing by yourself. alone. For example, he searched for and booked bus tickets for Andong for us, printed them for us as well as providing us with the necessary directions to reach the station. Advised. Thanks again Mr. Hung!

I made a reservation at Ginga Minga, but I thought it would be nice if there were more rooms available so I could cancel the hotel I booked and stay at this Beone Guest House. The location, safety, and value for money were really great. A guest house located right in front of Changdeokgung Palace.. A 24-hour convenience store is a 1-minute walk away, a 5-minute walk to Ikseon-dong, a Hanjeonggeo walk to Insa-dong, and right across the street to Bukchon, it is in the best location. But one thing that was disappointing was that the lights weren't on in the hallway at night, so it was a bit scary walking around. When you go up the stairs, there is a sensor light so the lights on the stairs turn on automatically, but other than that, the lights in the hallway don't turn on at all, so I couldn't see anyone coming and going at dawn or at night, so it was a bit scary. The lights on the first floor were on during the day, but I think guests would feel safe coming and going with the lights on at night rather than during the day. I definitely recommend this as an accommodation that I would definitely use again the next time I visit Korea!