Sarangroo

Owner is so friendly and prepared a long note in English to provide necessary information. He speaks English well too. Room is big enough for 2 person, toilet is clean too. Has floor heating so no problem even in winter. He helped us call a cab to Jeonju station when we left and even waited with us in the cold at the road junction, and help us give instructions to the cab driver. Location is quiet near the Jeonju stream. Nice area to have a stroll in the morning.

Location is near a nice river and the hanok village. The place is managed by a couple of friendly, helpful and welcoming folks. Facility is adequate and there is also a heated floor to keep warm at night. Definitely a good place to experience a hanok style of accommodation.

The host was very helpful and personable. She came out to meet us when we werent able to find the location, despite us arriving at a late hour. She gave us local restaurant recommendations according to what we wanted to eat. We had booked through an online booking service that accidentally charged us a higher, holiday rate, and the host let us know about the mistake and upgraded our room according to the price we paid. The honesty was appteciated as we had no idea that was the case. It was very peaceful and had a soothing atmosphere. The host wrote up a paper explaining check out, wifi, breakfast and any other important info for us in English when she thought we wouldnt be able to communicate with her in Korean (we could however haha) the only thing to mind is that check out is at an earlier time than we were used to, 10 am. This was no problem for us as the host allowed to leave our luggage and start exploring the Hanok Maeul asap. :) overall wonderful stay and we wish we stayed longer. Thank you!

Sarangroo is located near the river bed - facing the main town area of Jeonju. But it is a good place to stay as it is located within walking distance to everything, so very convenient. The hanok itself was fine - the underfloor heating worked well, and the toilet was large enough, and not cramped. However, having breakfast in the open on a cold winter morning just didn't quite cut it. Nothing could be kept hot long enough due to the cold. Perhaps it would be nicer during the other 3 seasons. Overall, still a good experience, but i think 1 night is sufficient.