Hotel Eat Com

Getting there by taxi could be tricky since taxis are rare, so driving is the better option. If you have an electric vehicle, there are quite a few chargers. We stayed in the Waterfall Room. The building seems to be an old one that's been remodeled, and it shows its age, though it was clean and the owner was friendly. There were no stylers or air dressers in the room, but a washing machine and clothes sterilizer on the second floor were available to use. We had a karaoke machine and two computers in the room, so there was space to work, game, or sing. Downstairs, two ramen machines let us make our own ramen, and we also made our own red bean soup. A free billiards area is on the second floor, though it's cramped, with two medium-sized tables and one pocket ball table. We often hit the pillars and lost control of the cue. Table and cue upkeep wasn't thorough, since there was no dedicated maintenance staff, but dash sandpaper was available to use ourselves. The billiards room lighting was a bit dim. Outside on the second floor there's a barbecue area. If you buy groceries and ask the owner, they'll provide the necessary ingredients, for a fee of about 30,000 won, I think.

Rooms come with karaoke machines and PCs, and there's a shared billiards room. The first-floor self-service bar is open 24 hours, with all-you-can-eat snacks and Hangang Ramyun you can cook yourself. There's a BBQ area, and some room types have a swimming pool and 200- or 300-inch screens. You could spend the whole day playing, eating, and sleeping here. It's seriously great, the kind of place worth making a special trip to visit. ^^

The karaoke and free snacks are nice, but I don't feel like going back.

Getting to enjoy tasty ramen for free is so great.