Jeonju Hanok Taejogung Hotel

I arrived around 4:15 PM on Monday and checked in right away. It's conveniently located near Jeolla Gamyeong, Gaekridan-gil, and Pungpaejigwan, and I found it to be a clean and well-maintained place. The interior of the room had a charming, old-fashioned feel, which made it feel cozy and comfortable. I imagine foreign tourists would particularly enjoy it. They gave me a Jeonju tourist map when I checked in, which was incredibly helpful during my trip. There's a very spacious cafe on the first floor that was also operating. I appreciated that they told me I didn't need to order anything and could use it comfortably like a lounge. After checking out, I went into the cafe and planned the rest of my trip while having a coffee. Since I was a guest, I received a 20% discount, paying 3,200 won for an Americano. The coffee taste was, in my opinion, pretty standard. I'd recommend this place as a clean and good value-for-money accommodation for anyone traveling to Jeonju. **They provide toothpaste, toothbrushes, multi-use liquid soap, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash, along with shower towels. There are no large bath towels, only standard-sized towels.**

The front desk isn't open 24 hours; it seems to close at 10 PM, the same time as the cafe. The lack of on-site parking next to the building can be a bit inconvenient. However, the staff at the counter were very friendly.

This hotel is within walking distance of Jeonju Hanok Village. It's right next to Pungnammun Market, and they recommended Daol Kongnamul Gukbap (bean sprout soup), which was delicious. We also enjoyed exploring the market. The only minor downside was that it's a Hanok hotel with an ondol (heated floor) room, and the sleeping mat was a bit thin, so my back was a little uncomfortable. However, the heated floor was wonderfully warm, and I slept soundly. After checking out, I really enjoyed the time I spent just gazing out of the hotel coffee shop's large window, admiring the sunny weather.

The room was spotless, and the Hanok design was absolutely beautiful. They even held our luggage for us before check-in, which was very helpful. Figuring out how to turn on the room lights was a bit tricky, but the staff patiently showed us how. It's a bit far from the bus terminal, but it's close to Hanok Village, so we were able to walk there and explore. We had to get to the bus terminal very early the next morning, and we were struggling to arrange a taxi ourselves. The woman at the reception went above and beyond, looking up options and making calls for us. In the end, the owner even drove us to the terminal and gave us some helpful tips once we got there. Their kindness was truly appreciated. I'm a bit late writing this review, but it's definitely a hotel I'd love to stay at again!