Xenia

The location is good, the room was clean, and the air conditioning worked well. Staff on duty were friendly. Housekeeping could be better, though: during our four-night stay, we came back on the third day to find a rubbish bag left on the dressing table.

A decent hotel, close to lots of amenities. A good fit for travelers who aren't driving.

The hotel sits in a lively part of the city, with restaurants and office buildings nearby, but the decor, including in the room, feels dated. I stayed in early June 2025. Getting things across was tricky. The Korean-speaking front desk staff didn't speak English, and my Korean is very limited, so I relied on Google Translate. Later, some staff from China assumed I spoke Chinese and started speaking to me in it. The TV and air conditioning remotes were only in Korean too. The front desk had instructions in Chinese, but I used Google Translate again to work things out. It seems the hotel mainly caters to Chinese-speaking guests.

I stayed three nights, from 2025/11/28 to 12/1, in room 506, a three-person room. I was sleeping alone in the bed beside the bathroom. I didn't like the picture hanging by the bed. The first night I slept without any trouble, though I kept hearing odd sounds from the bathroom. They didn't sound like machines, and there were strange noises from upstairs too, like someone drying their hair and brushing their teeth. From the second night on, I had a very heavy spiritual feeling. While the three of us were still lying in bed, I heard what sounded like someone turning over a blanket and getting up, plus noises from the porch. I was the only one who could hear them. The scariest part was the third night. I felt haunted by a ghost, though I don't know whether you believe in spirituality. While I was asleep, the girl in the picture appeared, kept pulling me away, and told me not to lie on that bed. Then he said, "Don't go, stay here," and kept screaming. It didn't feel like a dream, and I was terrified. I felt pinned down and couldn't move for about two minutes. I tried chanting Buddha's name and waking myself up so the pressure would stop. I was extremely scared, stayed awake for more than two hours, and didn't dare sleep again. It was around 5 a.m. I wonder if anyone else has had a spiritual experience at this hotel. I was very scared.