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"Really like the hotel. It is midway between Jihaeng and Donducheon Camp Casey. They generously make instant noodles and coffee available 24 hrs in the small lobby. Though the lobby is small, I felt comfortable plopping down on the sofa with a cup of coffee before trudging up to my room after a long day out. The room is spacious and bathroom is clean. Be sure to respect the custom of shoe removal in the foyer leading to your room. The room offers slippers and robes to relax in. This is a great deal for the price and safe and comfortable for solo female travelers. Again, the room is spacious unlike the tiny hotel room in Seoul near Lotte Myeongdun. If it is raining and you don't have a car, ask for a loaner umbrella. "

"First, the elevator to the floor that we were staying on, did not work. The room was not clean, it was actually pretty disgusting, there was even somebody else’s shower shoes left in the room. There was about a quarter of a roll of toilet paper, The towels were old bath mats that had been cut in half with strings hanging them all of them like they were rags. The room stunk, there was laundry piled up in the hallways, there was no AC as the room was uncomfortably warm when we checked in. So we checked out first thing in the morning and notified hotels.com that Wood we would not be staying the entire state due to the issues that we’ve experienced in our arrival. We are still waiting for a response on our refund from hotels.com."

"Facility is very dated. Difficult to find help. Not much of a resort"

"The staff members have been exceptionally kind and considerate. They have primarily taken great care of my parents, who are 76 and 84 years old. Furthermore, my mother inadvertently left her wallet in her room, but the staff assured us they had located it and will deliver it tomorrow. I am very thankful!"