Dana Haru Guesthouse Reviews

The guesthouse is conveniently located which makes it ideal for exploring Jeonju. The check-in process was smooth and instructions on how to access the room were very clear. Kitchen facilities came in very handy and the room was clean and comfortable. The only downside I would mention is that the walls are paper-thin. We stayed two nights and had no problem on the first night but on the second one, we were awakened by loud guests at 2 am who seemed to be checking in very late (and possibly drunk). I would recommend limiting the check-in time until 00:00 to avoid any complaints or discomfort for in-house guests. Besides that situation the stay was perfect and considering the cost it was very fair.

Helpful to lend the mobile phone charger. The room temperature was low but not enough blanket

Plus points - good location - cheap - very clean - owner is very kind Minus - the wall is not soundproof so you can easily heard other guest walking or talking. But it’s nothing with the price given. I always experience self-check in in Korea, however the owner has given details instructions so it is easy. Definitely will come back here again

This is the second time I have stayed here. It is right next to the Hanok Village and very close to Gyeonggijeon. There is floor heating and air conditioning, clean and comfortable. It was already past one o'clock in the morning when we arrived. The shop owner left a note at the door and opened the door directly.

The location was very convenient because it was near the Hanok Village, and thanks to your care, I had a pleasant and comfortable stay for 2 nights! ~~~~~

Location: Very good. It was hard to guess before going, but the Hanok Village. before the game. Jeondong Cathedral. Cheongyeonru, etc. are close by, and Nomadic Brewing Company. Berere. The places I wanted to go, such as One Time Off, were within 17 minutes on foot. Service: The host seems to be the type to prepare quietly and carefully. They prepared bedding according to the number of people, and towels were prepared according to the number of nights and number of people staying. In addition to a few teas, tableware was all prepared. Cleanliness, facilities: It was a bit old building, but it was well maintained. There are no inconveniences, but once you enter the room, it is infinitely comfortable. I had a good stay and came back.

location is so good The facility feels old, but it is clean and there is no clutter. Recommend

Transportation is really convenient. However, due to the nature of the place, it was very inconvenient to have to go up and down narrow and high stairs, especially moving the trolley. In terms of facilities, it is a bit old, and since it is a renovated home, you should take into account the lack of toilets and shower rooms. Still, in terms of cost-effectiveness, there doesn't seem to be much inconvenience for a short stay.

Close to Hanok Village, the owner is very kind and the house is clean. Unlike a motel, it feels like you are resting in your old house. Parking is also available.

It's located in Hanok Village, so it's really convenient. Above all, the price is cheap and the rooms are comfortable and good for the price. The owner is also friendly, so you can talk to me anytime.

There are also many good crabs in Jeonju. It's cheap and very good. I'm willing to use it the next time I visit Jeonju again. Heating and hot water is good and friendly

The beds were super uncomfortable, you feel the springs in your back. The bathroom gets wet when you shower and there’s nothing to dry it. Refrigerator didn’t cool down. The light went through curtains. Host did her best, facilities need help

The accomodation was really nice, I liked the traditional but modern accentive atmosphere. The host was kind, helpful and spoke english well. The accomodation is only 5 minutes walking from the traditional hanok village and the nambu market. Highly recommend it!

A lot of space in my room, a TV, a fridge in the kitchen. I had access to a small bathroom and shower. I liked the location. It was near the Hanok Village and other attractions. Even if there is no reception, checking in was simple and easy with the small memos (post-it) in the guesthouse.