Raha Reviews

There are also used ones that have not been finished. You have to add more than 100 yuan before 10 o'clock

I slept well and went home I wanted to use the computer at night, but even though there was a chair, it was hard to get close to the computer, and my back hurt so much when I tried to use it at the end of the bed, but I didn't come here to use the computer, so I liked the hotel~~ I think it would be better if they put in a new computer chair.

It's a bit strange that I have to buy 1,000 won because there's no toothbrush. And it's inconvenient that I can check in at 6 o'clock.

The facilities are a bit old and the rooms are relatively small, but the front desk staff are very welcoming and a pretty good experience.

I stayed here because it was cheap and it was my first trip to Korea. On the map, it was about 15 minutes from the station to the hotel, but when I actually walked, the hotel was at the top of a steep hill. (Maybe there is a way to get there without climbing the hill from the station.) I ended up taking a taxi. The surrounding area felt like it had suddenly become rural, and there was a BHC chicken and a convenience store nearby. Amenities can be purchased on the spot. You can watch Netflix and YouTube. On my next trip to Korea, I will stay a little closer to the city center. But this is also the joy of traveling abroad. It was a good experience.

OK, the price is ok

There is a big problem with the hotel management. The room I stayed in had terrible facilities and was never cleaned. The service was extremely poor.

Although the front desk teller doesn't speak Chinese, he is very friendly. When we got to the room, it was as clean as the photo. However, the comb was a household comb, not a disposable comb, so there was a lot of hair on it. In addition, there is no extra lock on the hotel door, only the lock that you click to enter, which is a bit scary. There are only about 6 rooms on the first floor, which is pretty good for the price.

It is suitable for friends who have just come to Korea and have not yet found a house to transition here! I lived here for 2 days and moved when I found a house. Location: It is relatively close to the University of Foreign Studies and Kyung Hee, and there are also convenience stores and restaurants nearby. Facilities: There is an elevator, the room has TV, air conditioner, refrigerator, and there is a microwave oven on the first floor. Service: The staff is very nice. Knowing that I am Chinese, I actively use a translator to communicate.