If hygiene and cleanliness are a priority for you, do NOT book this hotel.
There was a medicine packet from a previous guest on the vanity chair, and a dried-up contact lens from a previous guest on the bedside table.
I tried to overlook all of that and even spent one night, but when I lay down to sleep the next day, there were about 20 silkworm cocoons, just like in the picture, on the wall near the headboard, right under the ceiling. I'm not sure why I can't attach a video, but some of them had already hatched (?), and larvae were squirming around.
I called the front desk to request a room change, but they refused, saying the hotel was fully booked. So I asked them to at least clean it, and a staff member came up with a broom. They said they would sweep them off. Wouldn't sweeping them from above the headboard make them fall onto the bed??? So I told them I refused that method, and the staff member said okay and went downstairs. They left the door open, so I thought they'd come back up.
But after more than 20 minutes, they hadn't returned, so I called the front desk again, and they said, 'You told us you didn't need cleaning, so I came down.' Ugh. Eventually, they did come back up and removed them with tape wrapped around a mop, but they couldn't get all the ones in the corners.
After returning to Korea, I requested a partial refund for the cleaning fee, but the hotel refused.
I've only written the facts for those who might consider staying here.
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