Tamul Hotels

"The place was very clean thanks to good housekeeping, and its location inside the Hanok Village made it very convenient to get around. However, when using the shower booth, a lot of water spilled outside, so I hope this can be improved. In general, it was excellent!"

"Yes"

"Very well maintained and clean. High quality amenities including the bidet toilet and huge tv. Only negative is very limited and tight parking spaces. Quick walk to main streets of restaurants and points of interest."

"I stayed at Its Hotel recently and honestly didn’t expect it to be this good for the price. The place is clean, cozy, and has a nice modern feel. The whole building is nonsmoking, and there’s plenty of parking, which made things easy. Breakfast was simple but surprisingly nice — they even had cup noodles along with toast, juice, and coffee. I liked that coffee was available anytime during the day. Hot water came out right away in the shower, and having Netflix and other TV options in the room was a great bonus. The staff were all polite and welcoming, and the hotel is in a convenient spot — about a 5–7 minute drive to Hanok Village. There are convenience stores like GS25 and 7-Eleven nearby, plus a Starbucks and several restaurants within walking distance. The only thing I didn’t love was the bed sheet. It felt like it had a waterproof layer that made it a bit warm when sleeping. Other than that, everything was great. For the price, this hotel is an excellent choice, and I’d definitely stay here again next time I visit Jeonju."

"very Clean"

"Goof"

"Spotless room "

"Value for money. "

"The hotel is in a great location, and the breakfast café was particularly good. The rooms were comfortable and overall well-maintained. However, there are a few areas that could be improved. The coffee service was disappointing. The room only had one instant coffee packet and an old coffee pot, instead of a modern coffee machine with multiple options. Additionally, guests are not allowed to take coffee from the breakfast bar to their rooms, which I found inconvenient. "