Jeonju Geumamdong Who

For what I paid, I slept well and the bed was comfortable, though a little hard. I had four soft pillows too. The room had a small fridge and a massage chair, but I skipped using it because the strength was so strong it kind of hurt my back. There's not much storage, but it's livable. The bathroom was large and clean with good shower pressure, but it has glass walls, so keep that in mind if you're traveling with family or friends. The lights, including the bathroom light, all had switches in one spot. It confused me at first, but I got used to it. The guy at the entrance was really nice, and they provided two free bottles of water each day. He spoke basic English, so I could communicate with him as a foreigner. I took off a star for the yellowish look and dirty corners, which might be hard for some clean freaks to live with, and another because the hallways were pretty noisy at night. You get what you pay for. The room wasn't white and perfectly clean, but it suited my budget.