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"safe and kind. The owner of the house is very kind."

"Loved: location! Easy to get to all the fun! Clean. Property manager was kind and eager to communicate and even asked our arrival time to make sure the a/c was on and chilling our room. A/c worked great on the hottest days! Area is quiet and safe. Dislike: parking availability Things to know: towels are small for the shower. Bring shower shoes. "

"Super easy check in and responsive host. The space was clean with a spacious bathroom and comfy bed. I loved the location, super close to Jeonju hanok village. "

"We enjoyed our stay here. The host let us check in early which was very kind. Our room although small was perfect for a one night stay. Everything was clean and they provide you with a lot of toiletries including toothbrushes. Breakfast is in a shared room and consists of toast, jams, cereals and coffee and tea. The hanok is located in a great spot to explore by foot all the local amenities."

"Realized that during the hottest summer in July, avoided sleep in the attic because once you stood up near the under the roof, felt hot on the head without circulating AC upward. So we made nice warm conversation by offering special situation that we felt glad to have problem solved. Different living in Hanok village than hotels without bed. Especially for my age, hardly to stand up from sleeping on the floor with pads. We are living in back old day in Hanok Village to experience. "

"Excelente host, very clean and great location."

"A cozy place to experience staying at hanok"

"The location is very good for sightseeing. Free drinking water, coffee, high speed Wifi are available. Highly recommend hotel."

"Dowon Guesthouse is a wonderful place to stay. The Hanok is pretty, and the location is very good. Walking distance to the Hanok village. The guesthouse owner is so kind and friendly. She helped us a lot and made our stay very pleasant. I really recommend staying at this Hanok."

"This place is in a great area, especially if you want to see the Hanok village or take any historical tours. The room was clean and the host responded to my questions online quickly. She was friendly, and allowed me to keep my suitcase on a different floor even after checkout. I don't recommend staying for more than one or two nights, though. There's no bed, so you sleep on a mat (if you're used to that, it's okay, but if not, it will be uncomfortable). The room is also very noisy. The...

"Very cute little home stay, kitchy with artifacts from Korea's past displayed throughout and in each room. Rooms are VERY small compared to Western standards, even hostels and the beds are pads on the floor, which were surprisingly comfortable. Based on the images, I thought there would be beds. May have been my mistake."