Gongju Hotel Guide - Kongju National University hotels in Gongju, South Korea.

"Great staff and location."

"Everything was good. Exclude the room size."

"The hotel is pretty strict with check in time.. even tho I was only half an hour early for the 3pm check in time; there’s no negotiation but the staff did this with lots of smiles and apologies. By time 3pm came there was a long queue of other people who also like me waited for to check in. Must be cos I was grumpy not to be able to check in, one of the front desk remembered and check me in without queuing which I really appreciated and I only called on housekeeping to help me sort out screen mirroring to my iPhone rather late; they were able to sort that out (their tv can only mirror Samsung phones 😅) I highly recommend a stay at this hotel… I wished I was in Daejeon for more than 1 night…. "

"Great place to stay. Centrally located with excellent staff. "

"Wish we could have stayed longer to enjoy this big hotel. Very upscale, clean, and spacious room. Hotel parking was kinda complicated as the parking lot was shared with the shopping mall next door. Was told initially that there’s 12 people ahead of us to check in so we needed to wait our turn. Then within minutes we were given our key to the room. Not quite sure what happened there. "

"Except for the shower, everything is very good for the price"

"legitimate show."

"Place still looks new. Very clean but sits on business district kind of far from main streets.Still, There were enough restaurants steps aways from the hotel. Had a great morning walk from near lake. Would come back again than go to Daejeon. Sejong city is well planned city and can easily find parking spaces, stores etc. where at Daejeon, had to struggle to find any parking for restaurants nor stores. "

"I really enjoyed my five night stay. The room was spacious, the staff were lovely, the buffet breakfast was really great value, and it was close to the historical places I wanted to visit. It's not five star luxury, but it's excellent value for money. And I felt completely safe as a solo female traveller."