Seocheon Sharp

The bathroom and toilet were separate, and the bathtub was roomy. The amenities were good, and the PC was fast. For 65,000 won, the deluxe twin room with one double and one single bed worked perfectly for our family of three. I was cautious because the low price made me wonder if it was too good to be true, but I was very pleased, especially since I'm particular about room conditions when traveling with a child. We picked it after a lot of thought while looking for a place to stay in Seocheon. Janghang-eup is about a five-minute drive for convenience stores or late-night chicken, so that wasn't too inconvenient. Nearby places to visit include the National Institute of Ecology, Janghang Skywalk/National Marine Biodiversity Institute, and Shinsungri Reed Field.

The bathrooms are all separate, and I had a great time singing along. I visited during the COVID-19 pandemic, and karaoke fans would probably really enjoy it. The breakfast was tasty, too.

It's quiet and pleasant because the location is tucked away. Being able to watch Netflix was nice, and it works well for a business trip. They also provide breakfast in the morning, which is a nice extra.

There aren't any convenience stores or other shops nearby. I heard the hotel is unmanned at night, with guests writing their names and leaving the key outside. That seems risky because a female guest's name is exposed, even though only the key is left there. They still called to ask when I would be back.