Hanin Town Hotel

The meal was nothing special and felt overpriced for something I could cook at home. The massage therapist was the rudest I’ve ever encountered. She seemed to massage me as though she didn’t want to, with no regard for the customer even though it was her job. Hospitality is a big problem. Staff treated foreigners (koreans) better than locals, and at the front desk they wouldn’t even look at or greet you. Despite the no smoking policy, our room reeked of cigarettes and mold. The hotel doesn’t provide air purifiers or fresheners, just one round of Mr. Muscle spray if you ask. If you want to relax, you’re better off elsewhere. Even with the offers, this place isn’t worth the money.

The architect who designed the place did a great job. It’s a small space, but it feels like a little townhouse.

The massage therapists were nice and gave good service. The room was spacious, but the sheets and pillowcases were too thin and still had stains. The hallways and elevators smelled of alcohol, smoke, and food. The food was 2/10. The waffle tasted like kwek kwek batter, and the quarter-pound cheeseburger wasn’t good either. All in all, I’m not coming back to this hotel.

The service was good, but our rented room had very little kitchen equipment, not even forks or spoons. We could hear even the lightest footsteps from the guests upstairs because the wooden floor had poor soundproofing. The internet was bad too. I’m not sure I’d come back.