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Jeonju Cheonnyeoneui Achim Hanok Pension: A Cozy Stay at the Edge of Hanok Village

#cityplaybook Jeonju Cheonnyeoneui Achim Hanok Pension. It's located towards the very end of the Hanok Village, which made it a convenient spot to head back to after a full day of sightseeing. We accessed it via the back entrance. Prices for a room here started from around ₩60,000. We had booked a single room rather than an entire hanok private rental, and while the price was reasonable, the room itself was quite compact. We stayed in the very last room. Upon opening the door, I found the traditional Korean bedding (yo and ibul) and a TV, giving it the feel of a small, cozy room. Basic amenities included a small refrigerator, a coffee pot, two bottles of water, and a small table. There was a hairdryer, but I recall it being quite weak. The bathroom was even more compact than the room, fitted with a toilet, bidet, and sink. Amenities like disposable toothbrushes, towels, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash were all provided. One of the best features of this pension was the view from the room's door. The scenery outside was truly lovely and made for a pleasant sight. The pension has both a front and back entrance, so you can choose whichever is most convenient for you. Since we only rented a room, soundproofing wasn't the best. However, for couples or solo travelers looking for a place to stay overnight, it was a perfectly suitable option. #jeonju #relaxing
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