This is definitely a motel (for Japanese people, it feels more like a love hotel). It's very close to Dongincheon Station, but located on a back street, and the exterior doesn't look like a business hotel, with prominent neon signs. The entrance is also dark and narrow. There's a convenience store nearby, and restaurants line the other side of the main street, so it might be convenient if you need those. Inside the room, it looked clean, but there was a faint smell of cigarettes and something else. Basic amenities (shampoo, conditioner, body wash) were provided, but no toothbrushes, and no bath towels – instead, there were six face towels. In the deluxe double room, for some reason, there were two large monitor computers side-by-side, along with impressive gaming-style chairs, but how to use them was unclear (no instructions). Also, the elevator only goes to the second floor, so you have to take the stairs from the first to the second floor. This can be tough if you have a lot of luggage. It's cheap, so if value for money is your top priority, it's an option, but if you're looking for a good atmosphere, it might not be for you.
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