Brown Dot Hotel Eurwangri

The hotel is close to the airport, about a 10-minute drive. The room was clean and had all the necessary amenities. It definitely exceeded my expectations, especially considering the affordable price. It was very comfortable and there was plenty of parking available. There's also a self check-in machine, so you can check in yourself no matter how late you arrive.

I chose this hotel because I was attending a concert at Inspire Arena, and I wanted a place within walking distance in case I couldn't find a bus or taxi after the show. The hotel facilities were great, especially the large bathtub. However, the location wasn't ideal. The bus stop right in front of the hotel has very infrequent service, so I ended up taking taxis most of the time.

The hotel entrance has a bus stop, and food deliveries can be brought right to your room door. The room had a curling iron, but no disposable slippers. The front desk only accepts cash or Mastercard; Visa and other payment methods are not accepted.

Great value for money! I was in town to see D&S perform at Inspire Arena, and I initially debated between staying at Cloud West or somewhere closer to the venue. I'm so glad I chose this hotel! It's only a 15-minute drive from the arena, there's a bus stop right outside, and a CU convenience store directly across the street – super convenient. Check-in and check-out are self-service, and the machines offer multiple language options, so no worries there. The facilities are all good, and there were no unpleasant odors. The room came with a hairdryer, curling iron, comb, disposable toiletries, and a mini-fridge. They even provided a 3-in-1 universal adapter. The shampoo and body wash weren't those cheap, low-quality kinds, and the toilet was automatic. The only minor downside was that the mattress tended to creak a bit.

I chose this hotel because I had business at Inspire Arena and had previously stayed at other Brown Dot hotels. It's conveniently located, about a 10-minute taxi ride from Inspire Arena. The only downside is that it can be tough to hail a taxi after events since it's such a short distance (many taxis won't take short fares). Although you can walk from the arena, I wouldn't recommend it at night, as it's dark and deserted. The hotel faces the main road, and there's a convenient convenience store right across the street. The room itself was clean, spacious, and very comfortable for one person. My only minor complaint was the lack of an outlet near the mirror at the dressing table next to the TV. I had to plug my hair iron into the outlet by the bed, which was a bit inconvenient. The dressing table did have a hairdryer and straightener provided by the hotel, which seemed to be permanently plugged in (likely for theft prevention).

The room was bright and very clean. The bathroom didn't have a partition separating the toilet, but the water pressure was average, neither good nor bad. The only inconvenience was that you couldn't flush toilet paper.

The hotel is located not far from the places I wanted to visit, and the service was attentive and thoughtful, typical of Korean hospitality. The room is fully equipped with amenities, including a water heater, hair dryer, electric kettle, large-screen TV, and individual air conditioning (not central AC). The room has a window that can be opened, though the cleanliness still needs some improvement.