"Very clean room, halls, elevators and breakfast room. Friendly staff. Good elevators. Good parking under hotel. I like to use stairs. The stairs are not clean as staff uses them as a break room and syarage area. Breakfast is healthy and adaquate but monotonous. No breakfast on Monday's. Near a nice park and lots of restaurants very near."
"Staying in a 300-year-old traditional house is indescribable. You have to experience it! If you want to get out of the bustle of Seoul see some history and Catholic pilgrimage sites, this the place to stay. You will not get a better experience any place else! The hosts will take good care of you and see that you are comfortable. I look forward to my next visit!"
"The manager was kind, and the room offered basic amenities. However, the facility was humble and in need of renovation. The room was not well maintained, as there was noticeable dirt on the silicone ceiling. Despite this, the service was good."
"Overall, I enjoyed my stay. Upon check-in, during, and check-out, the front desk staff was awesome; very welcoming. The only thing I did not like, I found the bed to be uncomfortable, caused me to experience back aches during the night until the morning."
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You can enjoy the entertainment at Dongnam Bowling Alley during your trip to Hongseong. Stroll along the sandy beaches or discover the area's mountain views.
The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 23ยฐC, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 2ยฐC. The rainiest months in Andalgimul are July, August, September and June, with each month seeing an average of 222 mm of rainfall.
