6/10 - ๊ด์ฐฎ์์
Yoko
์ฐ์ธ๊ณผ์ ์ฌํ
2025๋
6์ 24์ผ
๋ณ๋ก์์: ์ง์ ๋ฐ ์๋น์ค, ํธ์ ์์ค/์๋น์ค
Definitely not how it was presented. You will get a very, very small room with bathroom/shower combo (in other words, the shower stall is also where the sink and toilet is) fortunately the floor drain was easy to clean and this one did not fill with water like some I experienced. Advice- Take a shower at night so the bathroom is dry in the morning.
I am only 5'6" and my feet were hanging off the bed most of the time so that gives you an idea of how big the beds are. The under bed drawer was useful to stow our small backpacks (day-packs. Anything larger would not have fit). Lots of light comes into the room so an eye-mask is a good idea. We had to go find someone to check us in, which took a while, but the other inns on the floors all had attentive people who helped us find the right place. There really is no "front desk" just a small place where they keep cleaning supplies.
There is only one elevator that reaches this floor and it is small. You can take the even number elevator if you do not want to wait and use the stairs, but the stairways are pretty unused, hot, and look like they haven't been cleaned in decades. There is a camera on the elevator, so safety is pretty good, but you will be checked out by the middle-aged men who crowd on. Sometimes best to wait for the next ride.
Overall, I would not stay here again. Is was decently clean, and definitely an experience, and definitely cheap, but not what I would call comfortable or a good night's sleep. Great location though.
Yoko
2025๋
6์์ 3๋ฐ ์๋ฐํจ