Laon Hanok Gguljam Reviews

Very basic room. You are laying on the hard floor, the room is compact, no room for furniture. Does have air conditioning and tv (tv in Korean) the bathroom is small with a toilet and sink, the shower consists of a shower hose connected to the tap of the sink, it is not a separate shower so everything gets wet and takes ages to dry. The breakfast is very very basic, toast, jam, fruit and coffee that is all. If you want a decent breakfast you need to go hunting for one ☹️

It is noisy along the main road.

The room is clean and the facilities also good.It was a good place and I got a good experience of Hanok. The price is also reasonable for three people and breakfast is included. I really like it.

Amazing stay in a traditional Hanok! Nice welcoming room with nice bathroom. It's important to be aware that the bed is a traditional Korean bed, therefore is like a yoga mat: basically you sleep on the floor! The staff is really kind and helpful. The breakfast is simple yet good: bread, jam, fruits with orange juice and coffee or green tea. Good value for money :)

Location was really good. Host provides simple breakfast in his cafe, is good. Overall quite happy with the stay. Futon bed was thick enough, could sleep through the night.

Good location

It's located in a Hanok village. While the exterior, worthy of a gold medal for its beautiful architecture, was impressive, the interior was a bit lacking. There was no refrigerator, so I couldn't drink cold water on a hot day, and the bedding was quite flimsy, which was a shame.

The room is small for three people. There's not even enough space to open a suitcase. The bathroom is also very small. Basic amenities are provided: disposable toothbrushes, trash cans, and a hair dryer. Air conditioning is available. The room is made of red clay and wood, so consider this if you're sensitive to smells. Mirrors are inconvenient to use. There's no refrigerator in the room; there's a shared fridge at the end of the living room. The noise from upstairs was louder than the noise from the neighboring units. Breakfast includes toast, bread, juice, coffee (on request), bananas, tomatoes, and jam. You have to make your own toast.

The male owner was a bit unfriendly. There was no yard and the cafe was located in a corner of Hanok Village, so it was uncomfortable.

The interior was clean and I slept comfortably in the hot ondol room. Coffee and meals in the morning were also good.

The atmosphere of the inn is good. The president was also kind enough to lend me another pair of futons and call a taxi to go to the station on the way home. We were able to spend room very warmly in ondol. My back hurts because the futon is thin. There was no plastic bottled water in the room, such as a welcome drink, so I went to the convenience store to buy it at night. Amenities are toothbrush, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand wash? No small bars of soap, towels, hair dryer, toilet paper, TV. Breakfast was included, so in the morning, you can choose toast, 2 types of jam, 2 types of fruit, milk, and orange juice by yourself. In addition, when I asked for coffee, I put it in. I went there to experience Hanok, so the room was small and the floor was hard, so I was a little tired, but it was a good memory.

I think it would be a good idea to at least give us a bottle of water.

Have a good time~~

Atmospheric. That's all.