Yangsan Seoksan Denbasta Hotel

The room was spotless, the drains were clean, and there wasn't any cigarette smell, so I felt comfortable and safe. They also had plenty of bottled water, towels, and basic amenities, which made the stay convenient. I've stayed here twice now while making my monthly visits to my parents' home, and the experience was better than I'd expected. I noticed quite a few families on both visits. Infants cost an extra 15,000 won. The part that disappointed me was the cafeteria. It isn't open around the clock, and basics like butter and strawberry jam were already running low each time I came. From the signs around the sink, it looked like some inconsiderate guests may have been taking the supplies, and people also left messes despite the notices. That made things inconvenient for other guests. I'd rather see staff keep an eye on cleaning in the morning than have the cafeteria open 24 hours. I think that could cut down on rude behavior and make the space nicer, in keeping with the hotel's excellent facilities.