Cheonan B Hotel

It was pretty decent.

The place may be outside central Cheonan, though I’m not sure what it costs since my friend covered it. The accommodation itself was really good quality.

The staff and other guests were so warm and helpful, and housekeeping kept the room clean. That friendliness was a big part of why I’d happily come back. This was our first family trip to Cheonan, and finding a good place to stay mattered a lot. Just Sleep Hotel Cheonan turned out to be comfortable and good value, and I hadn’t expected my hotel choice to make the trip feel this enjoyable. We had a spacious twin room on a high floor, with two comfortable queen beds, marble floors, and a Styler. The bathroom, shower, toilet, and sink were separate, and everything was mold-free. Water pressure was great, and we could soak in the roomy bathroom while looking out at the view. The TV was huge and included free OTT streaming. There’s plenty of parking, and Jungang Market is under a 10-minute walk away. Homeplus is a five-minute drive, and Independence Hall of Korea was conveniently located. The entrance can be a little hard to find. The hotel had been remodeled in May 2025, and although I worried it might be dark from the photos, the Yanolja reviews were good and the amenities impressed me. My phone screen may have been a bit off. The market, the value, and the friendly people in Cheonan all made me feel good. The hotel also offers free laundry, coffee from the cafe machine, and even free home delivery, with prices lower than at most restaurants. Downstairs there’s a breakfast buffet area, free office computers and a printer, plus a washer, dryer, and detergent. One drawback is that body amenities aren’t provided under current national policy, so bring your own; vending machines are available. We’re planning another family visit to Cheonan, especially since the hotel is near Jungang Market. I’ve stayed in lots of places, and this is one of the best. See you again~~~^^

The club service was bad.