Dongducheon Lexy Hotel

We really liked the room’s features, and it was close to the train station. There was a computer, a mini fridge, phone chargers, a comfortable bed, an LG styler, and a bathtub we could use together. But on our last night, after we got back from Seoul around 9 p.m., the room smelled strongly of cigarettes. Neither of us smokes, and that smell makes me extremely queasy. I was grateful for the air purifier. Someone had also left a bottle of window cleaner in the room, so we knew somebody had been in there. If they came in to clean, I thought they would at least take some of the trash we’d piled up. When I got into bed, it felt oddly warm. I also wish breakfast had more choices, like bagels or muffins instead of only plain white bread.