Gangnyeongjeon Hanok Stay
📍 Jeonju · ★ 3.7 (43 reviews)
Gangnyeongjeon Hanok Stay is a whole hanok with three bedrooms and a yard, rented in its entirety in the heart of Jeonju Hanok Village. Many reviews especially like being able to walk through the village late at night or early in the morning, when the crowds have cleared.
As a traditional hanok, it comes with some compromises in soundproofing and room size, and if you're bringing a car, it's best to plan parking in advance.
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Parking
Free
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WiFi
Free
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Pets Allowed
Unavailable
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Rooms
All rooms are non-smoking
What guests like
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Heart of Hanok Village
With Gyeonggijeon Shrine and the food alley right outside, many reviews say you can take a quiet walk through the village even late at night or early in the morning.
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Private hanok
The entire house is yours, with three bedrooms, a bathroom in each room, a dining room, and a yard, making it a good fit for a family or a group of friends.
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Friendly guidance
Reviews regularly mention how thoughtfully the owner explained parking and the surrounding area.
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Dining room
With a table, refrigerator, microwave, sink, coffee pot, tea, and toaster, it's easy to set out takeout and share a meal.
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Ondol floors in every bedroom
All three bedrooms have ondol floors, and reviews say the rooms stayed warm even in winter.
Good to know
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Soundproofing
Several reviews say noise carries clearly from neighboring rooms, and the property asks guests to keep quiet after 10 p.m.
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Parking
Several reviews say it's difficult to park directly in front of the property, so guests use the hanok village public parking lot. Many also mention having to carry their luggage on foot because vehicle access into the village is blocked during the daytime on weekends and public holidays.
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Room size
Many reviews describe each bedroom as small with a low ceiling, which can feel cramped if you're expecting a spacious room.
Recommended for
- Walking around Hanok Village
- Private hanok for a family trip
- A one-night, car-free trip
Explore the property
All three bedrooms have ondol floors: one has a bed, while the other two use traditional floor bedding. The room with a beam projector lets you put on a movie, and another has a loft, although reviews say the narrow stairs make it difficult to use in practice. Winter reviews are mixed, with some guests saying the rooms were warm and others noting significant drafts, so it's best to pack plenty of warm layers in colder months.
Each bedroom has its own bathroom, but one has only a toilet and no shower. Some reviews praise how clean the bathrooms are, while others say the compact space makes washing uncomfortable, so allow a little extra time to get ready.
The dining room has a table, refrigerator, microwave, sink, coffee pot, tea, and toaster, making it easy to put together a light breakfast. The hanok village itself prohibits cooking, so a full meal is difficult, but there's enough space to spread out takeout and sit around together.
There's a yard and garden where you can sit, rest, or have a light snack, with a hanok village alley just beyond the wall. As this hanok has no elevator, you'll need to carry your luggage inside yourself, but luggage storage makes it easy to free up time before and after check-in.
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Key information
| Check-in · check-out | 15:00 · 10:30 |
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| Address | 26-24, Taejo-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do, 한국, 55042 |
| Phone | 010-7595-2252 |
| Guest rating | 3.7 / 5 (43 reviews) |
Location & nearby
It's right in the middle of Hanok Village, with Gyeonggijeon Shrine and the food alley just a few minutes away on foot. Reviews especially like how the village becomes quiet at night and how you can walk its empty alleys early in the morning.
Bringing a car takes a little planning. During the daytime on weekends and public holidays, cars can't enter the village, so you'll use Hanok Village Public Parking or Daeseong Public Parking, served by a shuttle bus. Guests receive support covering half of the paid public-parking fee. It may be more relaxing to leave the car parked and plan to walk.
Check-in starts at 3 p.m., and it's best to contact the property in advance if you'll be late. Guests are advised to arrive before 10 p.m., so don't plan to arrive too late.
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Amenities
- Dining room (kitchen)
- TV, Wi-Fi, dining table, air conditioning, refrigerator, microwave, sink, coffee pot and tea, toaster, and basic dishes are provided, allowing you to prepare a simple meal (cooking is not permitted in the Hanok Village).
- ▷Courtyard
- Garden and a space where you can sit, relax, and enjoy a simple meal
Amenities and themes
- Dining room (kitchen)
- TV, Wi-Fi, dining table, air conditioning, refrigerator, microwave, sink, coffee pot and tea, toaster, and basic dishes are provided
- You can prepare a simple meal (cooking is not permitted in the Hanok Village).
- ▷Courtyard
- Garden and a space where you can sit, relax, and enjoy a simple meal
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- Guests staying at the guesthouse receive a 50% discount on parking fees at the Hanok Village paid public parking lot
- Free Wi-Fi is available
- A refrigerator, microwave, coffee pot, and more are available in the shared space
- Other facilities: private bathrooms, shared rooftop
- Nearby attractions: Jeondong Cathedral, Gyeonggijeon Shrine, Nambu Market, Omokdae, and more
- Nearby restaurants: Dawoorang Mandu, Veteran Kalguksu, Waengi Kongnamul Gukbap, and more
Policies and notices
These details were provided by the property on MyRealTrip. Prices and policies may change; check the latest terms before booking.
Check-In and Check-Out Guide
- Check-in: 15:00 ~ 22:30; check-out by 10:30
- Additional guest charges may apply and vary by property policy.
- At check-in, government-issued photo ID and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required to cover incidental charges.
- Special requests are subject to availability at check-in and may incur additional fees. They are not guaranteed.
- The only payment method available at this property is cash.
- A quiet room is not guaranteed.
- For safety, this property is equipped with fire extinguishers and more.
- This property has outdoor areas such as balconies, patios, and terraces that may not be suitable for children. If this is a concern, contact the property before arrival to confirm whether a suitable room is available.
Minor Guest Stay Policy
- Guests under 19 may be restricted from staying alone under the property's policy.
- Travelers under 19 may be required to stay with a legal guardian or submit a legal guardian's consent form, depending on the property's policy.
- If a guest is refused accommodation at check-in because of the property's age-limit policy, this is considered the traveler's responsibility, and we are not responsible for a refund or other compensation.
Parking information
- On weekends and public holidays, the Hanok Village is a car-free zone, so vehicle access is restricted (10:00 ~ 18:00, with slight seasonal variation).
- Hanok Village Public Parking Lots 1 and 2 (paid) - 99 Girin-daero, Wansan-gu, Jeonju (inside Hanok Village, so closest)
- Hanok Village Public Parking Lot 3 (paid) - 20 Gannap-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju
- Daeseong Public Parking Lot (free) - 5299 Chunhyang-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju (shuttle bus service available)
- For overnight stays, 50% of the Hanok Village paid public parking fee is covered (based on 24 hours).
Parking information
- If arriving by car, be sure to inquire and confirm whether parking is available.
This guide was written by EasyTicket from collected sources. Prices and availability change, so verify them on the original page before booking.