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"It's close to a lively area, and there's a 24-hour convenience store right outside, which is very convenient. However, for check-in, you need to call the front desk to get the building's access code. If you don't have a phone, please be aware of this."

"Fantastic service, focused on the customer experience. Elevator parking was on point, and my car was delivered promptly. Small incident was taken car of by staff immigration with great care. The staff, was able to contact my insurance company. They understood my situation as I don't speak much Korean and they were able to understand English and exactly what I need done. The front desk team did a great job. I can not thank you enough for care and promptness of service provided. "

"Check-in is unmanned, so it's fast and tidy. And I asked a lot of questions from the staff, but I also recommended a restaurant and thank you!"

"It's not a good place to go to Suwon to sleep, but parking is available in a good location and the room was clean. Upgraded to the best room when entering. There is an ina Kyongsongtanbudae stew nearby, so it's good to open run."

"It was comfortable because it had just opened. In particular, the Hinoki room had a spacious bathroom and a faint lingering scent of cypress, which was nice. The bedding was cozy, so of course I slept well. :) It was also nice that Osulloc tea bags were provided in the lobby."

"I stayed at a price of less than 45,000 won on weekdays, but it was a good value for money motel. There was a bit of cigarette smell in the room, but it seemed to come in from another room in the next room. This part was a bit unfortunate. There was a window, but it was a very small window with no sunlight, and it was too tightly attached to the building next door, so I couldn't see the view."

"I booked this hotel because the reviews were good, and it was a great choice! Although it is called a hotel, it is actually a motel, and check-in is after 7pm, and check-out is done by returning the card key to a small box at the reception. Motels in Korea often smell of cigarettes, and even hotels that cost a certain amount of money often have a smell from the drains, but this motel is strictly non-smoking and seems to put a lot of effort into cleaning, so there was no smell and it was very comfortable. It was the best motel I have ever stayed at. The only drawbacks were that there was no elevator, no bath mat or bath towels, and there were gnats, and the room was small, but for this price it was close to tourist spots, so it was convenient to go back to see the sights every now and then for toilet breaks or when the sun was strong. The filming location for the popular drama ”Run with Sungjae on Your Back” was also very close, so even if I was traveling alone I could go for a walk to the nearby filming location at night, which was great. I stayed for two nights, but there was no cleaning when I stayed consecutively, and I was asked to get new towels from a cart in the hallway. There was a notice in the room that said to put food and drink waste from outside into plastic bags, tie the top off, and place it in the shoe-removing space in the room, and if staying multiple nights, to place it in front of the trash sorting area on the first floor. It's good value for money, so I'd like to use it again if I have the opportunity to go to Suwon."

"It was a place to rest for the price. However, the soundproofing was not good, so I slept with my earplugs. For sensitive people, please refer to it."

"시설도 너무 좋고 청결해서 좋았습니다 주차자리도 넓고 사장님도 친철하셔서 기분 좋게 지내다 왔어요! 주변 놀거리 편의시설도 가까웠습니다."

"Facilities: Very good! The room is huge! The largest place to stay in Korea and it’s the cheapest. There is a bathtub, a sofa chair, and a microwave. There is a Chinese lady at the front desk downstairs who is very easy to communicate with! Hygiene: quite clean Environment: One building, very close to Suwon West Passenger Terminal, 3/4km from Suwon Station, half an hour from Suwon Hwaseong by bus, all very convenient Service: Very good, the front desk sent the luggage to the room"