Happiness-Filled Guesthouse

This small hanok guesthouse is at the entrance to Jeonju Hanok Village. The front courtyard has a garden, and rooms are divided between ondol rooms with floor bedding and rooms with beds.

The owner's help is what comes up first when you read the reviews. For nearly a decade, guests have repeatedly said the owner explained what to see first and which businesses close at what time. The trade-offs of staying in a hanok are clear, too.

What guests like

• Helpful guidance from the owner

  Reviews keep repeating that the owner pointed out where to go in Hanok Village and which shops close at what time.

• Inside Hanok Village

  At the entrance to Hanok Village, Gyeonggijeon, the cathedral, and places to eat are all within walking distance.

• Warm ondol floor

  Both domestic and international guests say the rooms stayed warm even in the middle of winter.

• Neat, well-kept bedding

  Reviews old and new consistently praise the clean bedding and bathrooms, giving the impression of well-maintained facilities.

• En suite bathroom

  Reviews say every room has an en suite bathroom, and the remodeled rooms even have bidets, making them unusually comfortable for a guesthouse.

• Free Self-Parking

  Reviews say parking is available nearby, and that it wasn't difficult to find a spot or park.

Good to know

• Hanok soundproofing

  There are several reviews saying that soundproofing is very weak because it's a hanok, so light sleepers or noise-sensitive guests should be prepared.

• Compact rooms

  Some reviews say the rooms were very small; even in a four-person room, three people reportedly just fit when lying down.

• Toilet odor

  Some reviews say drain odors rose from the bathroom in summer, and one mentions that the sink drained poorly.

Recommended for

• A night in a hanok
• Walking around Hanok Village
• A solo overnight trip

Explore the property

The property is a whole hanok converted into accommodation, with a front garden greeting you as soon as you enter through the main gate. Multiple reviews call the garden beautiful. There is no elevator, but it's easy to find because it's at the entrance to Hanok Village.

The traditional ondol room uses floor bedding, and some reviews say it brought back memories of a childhood countryside home. Others advise choosing a room with a bed if you're not used to sleeping on the floor. The rooms are on the compact side, but reviews consistently praise the well-kept bedding.

Each room has an en suite bathroom, so you don't have to cross the courtyard at night. Reviews say the renovated rooms were clean and even had bidets. Others mention summer odors or areas that weren't cleaned thoroughly, so conditions seem to vary by room.

Reviews say you can help yourself to drinking water and coffee, and that the Wi-Fi is fast. Several guests say the property stored their luggage before check-in or after check-out, which helps if you want to explore Hanok Village a little longer before leaving.

Key information

Location & nearby

At the entrance to Hanok Village, it's within walking distance of Gyeonggijeon, Omokdae, and the cathedral. Shops and places to eat are right outside the door, making this one of the rare spots that works well without a car.

Check-in is at 15:00 and check-out at 10:30, so you'll need to get moving a little earlier in the morning. Several reviews say they left their luggage and took one more lap around the village before departing, so that can work well for your final-day plans.

Policies and notices

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