Where to stay in Jeonju: A hotel with a panoramic view of Hanok Village

⭐️Jeonju is not big, and the main attractions are concentrated in Hanok Village. I recommend staying near Hanok Village. My friends all chose to sleep on the floor to experience traditional Korean housing. Considering that it would be more convenient for the kids to have a bathtub, we booked the only high-rise building next to Hanok Village, "Lahan Hotel." The panoramic view of Hanok Village alone is worth the price of over CNY 700 per night! You know, in Seoul, you can only stay in a very simple budget hotel for over CNY 1,000. 📷Hanok Village photo spots The 2nd and 3rd floors of the hotel are public areas, so you can take photos even if you don't stay there. There is a bookstore on the 2nd floor, and the stairs lead directly to Hanok Village. The best photo spot is in front of the coffee shop on the 3rd floor, in the elevator corridor. There are travel slogans on the glass windows, which are perfect for vertical photos. The rooftop pool is open seasonally, so you can't take photos there now. 🏨Check-in experience Since you can take photos in the public area, you can choose a more cost-effective room on the other side, which also has windows and a city view. The room is spacious, and the bathroom has a bathtub. Toothbrushes and toothpaste are not provided, but disposable slippers are. There is a paid sauna for KRW 20,000. They gave us a gift and some snacks.