Reviews of MongYouHwaWon Guesthouse(Painter's house)

The location was really good, we reached everything quickly by walking. The owner was very friendly and showed us everything thoroughly. The neighborhood was quite and nice. The common arrad were nicely decorated and we were able to use all the ammendments.

It wasn't really three beds, one friend had to sleep in a small space on the floor, which was a bit uncomfortable.

They gave us an upgrade to a bigger room, a good TV with YouTube, there are books and some games in the room, and the public kitchen has some supplies and a fridge.

The cleaning could be better, the window of the toilet doesn't close properly so it was a bit too cold when showering.

the host , even without english, took care of me and was very helpful

Host went out of their way to make me comfortable Great artist area. Close to culture villages.

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This place was so beautiful and cozy and located in a very cute artsy area. Perfect location to explore the Hanok village and other sights in Jeonju. It was small but well equipped, with AC, fast wifi, private bathroom, towels etc. There was also cup ramyeon, eggs, coffee and drinking water. The owner also brought us fresh fruit when we arrived which was amazing ^^ The futon was pretty comfortable and we enjoyed the experience of staying in a traditional Korean house. The place was clean and safe. The owner was very friendly and accommodating and took care to communicate with us despite the language barrier. She also upgraded us to a slightly bigger room when she saw how much luggage we had. If we ever go back to Jeonju, we will definitely hope to stay here again ^^

The location was decent, near the Hanok Village. Plenty of nice cafes around. Air-conditioning worked.

When we arrived, we were shown a room with the bathroom across from the public kitchen, and not in the room as stated on booking. My friend and I would not stay in a room without a bathroom, and as no one else was there we were given another room. There was no window in the room, and the door opened into a central, lackluster area attached to the kitchen (nowhere to sit and eat). No breakfast was provided, though the second day after we checked out (at 10:30), the manager messaged us we could have ramyeon and eggs (the ramyeon was there, but we were not told it was for breakfast when we checked in). At any rate, it contained chicken, pork, and seafood, so inappropriate for those with dietary restrictions. The walls were thin-- luckily the second day when we had neighbors they were pretty quiet, but we could hear everything they said the next morning. It's a older place-- the pictures definitely make it look much nicer and bigger.

I like the fact that the futon were comfortable. The place location was really well centered, and the check in and check out were easy.

The inside of the room was cleaned but the bathroom was not, the pictures didn't show the state of the floor which was horrible and seems to be under construction. Moreover, the filter was clogged with what appeared to be human hair (I hope). The room was extremely small and contrary to what was shown in the pictures, the corridor is shared and not part if the room. Plus it was easy for anyone taking their breakfast to see inside the room. The breakfast was far from what was promised as it was only bread and the bottle of jam was empty, moreover the room was too small to eat inside and the shared corridor had no table, so it was really uncomfortable.

I liked the location of the guesthouse. It is across the street from the tourist area 전주한옥마을. The room was small but very comfortable. The futon was heated, so it was very warm to sleep in, the temperature was adjusted independently. The landlady is very nice, she showed and told everything when checking in, explained how and what to use. Also in the cost of our room was a small breakfast (yogurt, toast with jam and ramen). The kitchen had teas and coffee, as well as all the necessary utensils. If you want to cook something, there is everything you need. There are slippers for the shower. You can walk around the building itself barefoot/socks, as the floor is heated (even in the shower). Our room was small, so the shower/toilet was separate, but not a problem. The room has clothes hangers, a mirror, a small table and books. There are cushions in the common room to sit and chat with other residents. The shower has shower gel, shampoo and conditioner, toothpaste, and towels. The area where the hostel is located is quiet, so it was very comfortable to sleep in. The common door on the code lock, and the room was closed with a padlock. There was good wifi.

It's not a problem, but it would be convenient if there was a small table in the common room where you could have tea or breakfast.