guesthouse hanra Reviews

stunning room in perfect location to explore a beautiful strip of coast! no one was there to check me in, no amenities.

It's good to stay in this hotel. Really recommended for you guys..

The hostel feels me like home , best deal with that price . The lounge in 6th floor is the best and have kitchen to cook .

Discrimination is rampant here, the hostel is owned by a Chinese. They don't let me watch TV, they play stupid Korean films. The Chinese are allowed to sit all night, drink soju and yell at the entire floor!!!!

Nice lociton I loved it

it was good

The hygiene and bed conditions (the mattress was so sagging that my back hurt) weren't that great, but it was nice to just wake up and go straight to the airport.

The room is nice and the guests are even nicer. We are all friends traveling together, helping each other and being united and friendly.

Thank you for answering my phone and giving me kind guidance even at such a late hour.

The upstairs and downstairs are the same family. Because I didn't sleep well the night before and had to get up early the next day, I asked the front desk to help arrange the upstairs. A single room was forced to put an extra bed to become a double room. The room was so small that it was difficult to walk. Most of the space was occupied by the first person who came. There was no place to hang clothes, and the bed didn't look clean. The bathroom was barely okay. None of these are important. What's important is whether I can sleep well. This time, my roommate came back late and moved relatively quickly. It had a little impact but not a big one. The overall sleep time was a little shorter.

It was fun staying here, even though I had to wait a long time to check in at exactly five in the afternoon, but the location of the hotel is very close to the bus stop so that made it very easy for me as a solo traveler.

Since the goal was to climb Hallasan, shower, and check out, the selection criteria were low price and check out after 12 PM. 1. Noise, room size: It wasn't that noisy because it was a weekday reservation, and although we were a 3-person trip, we were assigned a 5-person room, so there was no friction with other people. 2. Bathroom & toilet: 1) Shampoo, conditioner, liquid soap, disposable toothbrushes, etc. were provided. There were no towels or cosmetics, and the hair dryer was shared and located in the hallway, and it worked well. 2) There was mold in the gaps between the tiles, and there was also pink water stains in the sink. There was no tile lid on the toilet water tank. 3) Hot water came out well even in the afternoon. However, all faucets have the opposite direction of hot water, so check carefully. 3. Bed, blanket: The bed was used a lot, so it swayed, and there was no smell from the blanket. Other people's reviews said that there were cockroaches, but our group didn't find any. 4. Home appliances: The TV is an HDMI cable type, but the terminal on the wall is a coaxial cable type, so it cannot be connected or broadcasted. The air conditioner was on the wall, but I didn't try to turn it on because it was late fall. 5. Communication with the manager: I arrived at 10 PM, but I couldn't get through to the manager. I went down to the 6th floor to check in, looked at the computer, and checked the room myself. 6. Funny thing: In the same building, there is Ganse Guesthouse on the 2nd floor, Linden Guesthouse on the 6th floor, and Hanla Guesthouse on the 7th floor, and the internal structure is almost similar. It seems that the same guesthouse and the same owner are the same. 7. Parking lot: There is a parking lot in the basement, and there is also a mechanical parking lot. However, I can't confirm whether the mechanical parking lot is working. 8. Distance from the airport: It seems to be about 4km away, so it's close. The distance to the bus stop to Hallasan is also okay. 9. In-house guests: About 80% of them seem to be Chinese or Southeast Asian foreigners, and the rest are Korean. 10. Conclusion: If you are a group of 3 and it is difficult to find a hotel or motel, I suggest choosing a guesthouse. If you are traveling with 2 people, I recommend a hotel (motel) with a similar price.

It's a good accommodation to go to. The people working there are friendly too.

There is no front desk. The boss should have hired a Chinese guy to show up for a short while every day. No matter what time you arrive, you can find your name on the computer and check in by clicking on it. It is quite convenient. Don't think about hygiene. After all, in Korea, at this price, you can have a place to sleep and take a shower to avoid being homeless on the street. The price-performance ratio is good.