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We were delighted! Very clean, modern, beautiful, and cozy. The service was excellent!😍

The hotel is decently priced, clean and in a good location in Cheonan however the staff was pretty unfriendly and weren't very welcoming to my friends and I (all foreigners).

When I made a reservation on the website, I chose a room with a bathtub, but when I checked in, there was no bathtub unlike the room description on the website. No shower room on 913, separated from bedroom only by plastic curtains

I checked into the hotel because I was meeting friends in the city. The hotel is very spacious and has a massage chair, which is a nice touch. There's also water and drinks in the room. You can also get popcorn, coffee candies, and make coffee on the ground floor. There's a microwave on each floor, which is very convenient. However, I couldn't figure out the air conditioning, and it was a bit chilly in the room. Cheonan's party scene is also nearby, but that didn't interfere with my sleep, as the room was quiet.

The front desk staff were all smiling, which was a relief. It was about a 20-minute walk from the station, but I enjoy walking around town, so it wasn't a problem. (There are also buses.) There's a supermarket very close by, which was convenient for buying dinner and souvenirs. The room was quite clean considering the price.

It felt a little far from the station, probably because of the weight of our luggage. However, it was a good location for walking around town! We chose a deluxe room for 80,000 won, which was smaller than we expected and the view was average, but it was clean and the big TV was great! We could watch Netflix and YouTube, so it was a comfortable place to relax! After arriving at the hotel, we checked the hotel price on the app and saw that it was about half price, which was a bit disappointing. It might be cheaper to book at the last minute. It also made us want to come back to Cheonan, so that was good!

I planned to stay three nights and had already paid, but I couldn't arrive on the first night, so I ended up staying two. I checked in late at night, but they only let me know my name and I didn't even have to show my passport. 😅 Is it the floor where foreigners stay? It seemed like rooms were assigned, and there were signs in English and Japanese. A microwave, kettle, and two bottles of water per day were provided. There were two bottles of mixed coffee in the room and at the front desk. There was one bath towel and two sports towels. I arrived at the station late at night, but I was relieved to see the Metro neon signs from Exit 2. This is the closest convenience store near Exit 2. The room was originally built like a rental studio apartment, but it was incredibly spacious. There was a bathtub in the bathroom, so I didn't need to use the shower next to the toilet, and it didn't flood. The cleaning wasn't great, and there was a lot of hair on the floor, which was disappointing. It's a little pricey, but that's understandable considering there aren't many hotels near the station.

The staff are friendly and the facilities seem decent for the price, but the mold behind the toilet is terrible. It is probably related to the location of the shower head as well. A good bidet is installed, but it does not work.

This hotel provides free food and coffee and many other benefits such as toothpaste and hair wax.

I came with a friend, and the staff was friendly. They gave us one cup of ramen per night, which was really nice.