Brown Dot Hotel Gijang Station

The room itself was in good condition, but opening the front door more than a third of the way made it scrape noisily. They gave us just one keycard, and you need an OTT ID to watch anything on the TV. The bathroom exhaust fan was so loud it sounded like a construction site. Parking was scarce. The basement had a no-parking sign, and the above-ground lot only held around 10 cars, so you have to park on the street. There was no smoking area, and smoking in the parking lot wasn't allowed either, meaning you had to go all the way outside. I don't usually leave reviews, but the owner or employee was incredibly rude. I'd driven a long way and was tired, and the first thing the employee said was something like, "Is this just how people here are?" If he's an employee, he should be fired immediately. He was a middle-aged man with glasses. Does this really count as a hotel? It looks like a motel to me. Just go to a motel.

Clean, and a good fit for a business trip. It's part of a nationwide chain and works well for business stays or families.

This isn't newly built, it's an old motel that's been remodeled. I found a woman's long hair on the bedding.

There's not much around, but having an unmanned convenience store on the first floor is handy.