Pyeongtaek Khan Self check-in Motel

The room was large, clean, and well equipped, and I liked being able to park separately right in front of my room. It's an unmanned motel, so the price is low. The downside is how isolated it is. I had to drive for over 10 minutes to find a restaurant, and there wasn't even a convenience store nearby.

I spent one night here alone and had a decent stay. In the deluxe room there was a big TV, a large bathtub, a hair dryer, clothes steamer, air purifier, microwave, and even a computer. I drove right up to the entrance. The room was so hot and stuffy I had to open the window or switch on the air conditioner, but the AC had a smell that was hard to stand. The pillows and bedding were just okay, nothing special, so I put an extra towel over the pillow to sleep. The place felt a bit dark when I arrived, haha, with the kind of smell and atmosphere that seemed suited to a long stay. The door uses a key, which made me uneasy, and I wondered if it might be a little dangerous for women. It's also out on the edge of town, so buying food or necessities was difficult. Best to bring things along beforehand, I guess. Haha.

I came hoping for a quiet break. The photos made the place look clean, and I liked the setup where each room has its own car space. There was a bathtub, but it was so dirty I couldn't use it. The room felt like an old motel, with very thin blankets and hard beds. I went out of curiosity, but I'm not sure I'd return. Then, 20,000 won.

The room feels spacious, and I like that it’s unmanned. It’s really cold as soon as I walk in.