MARI boutique hotel

The bed has an electric blanket, so it stayed warm, and I slept well. I’m sensitive to dust, but my neck didn’t feel uncomfortable when I woke up. The place has been remodeled and is clean, with a good PC. It’s near Wolgot Station, and there’s a bathtub with bath salts. It isn’t cheap, but spending another 10,000 to 15,000 won gets you a bathtub even in a standard room.

The staff are incredibly friendly, and the computers are great. The bathroom is spacious and the restrooms are clean. If I go to Incheon or Ansan, I’ll definitely stay here.

The exhaust vents were so bad that I came down with the flu the next day. The cigarette smell seems to have changed recently and become more harmful. Smoke from the guest rooms comes out through the front door, so they could crack down on it. They’re taking the ashtrays out of the rooms, but if this doesn’t change, boycotting is the answer. The rude part-timer was like that a year ago too, and they seem to be trying to make things easier for themselves. Guests asked for towels, but they handed them over with a grunt.

I had a great one-night stay after visiting a raw fish restaurant in Wolgot. I also liked that it wasn’t too crowded, even on the weekend.