Jeonju Nostalgic Home

Staff was very kind and Location was great.

Uncomfortable night.

love that there is a heater on the floor so that we could keep warm in the winter. it was a good experience living in a Hanok home and experience how it’s like to live there in the winter. hosts were very nice and hospitable. we arrived very late at night due to some delays but hosts were there to welcome us and even served us tea and fruits! thank you so much! hosts were very responsive on text when I texted them when they had any queries so thank you!

Toilet was slightly small but not much of a big deal.

Very friendly owners. In a great location at just the fringe of the hanok village so its not so noisy but still within walking distance to all the tourist spots. Generally clean. The ondel/floor heating system is good for the cold autumn night.

The toilet is small. Quite expected but can be a struggle if you are taller than 1.64m. But I managed.

The owners are very nice and helpful. Despite language barrier, they gave recommendations on things to do and what to eat. They also provided us with free fruits and gifts when we left. Wonderful hosts!

The location is perfect, the room really gives you a feel of the traditional Korean lifestyle, and the true gem are the 2 hostesses. Throughout the whole stay they went out of their way to help and make sure we have a great time. From the welcoming homemade tea and fresh fruit, to a short historical explanation about Jeonju, and even assistance with future plans in Korea (they even called hotels to help us book!). Highly recommended!

The host is the cutest, we could talk over translation app and she was always helpful and caring. I would go back because of here, it's part of her family and she grew up in that area!

If you are not used to this type of room of course it's not as comfortable as you may be used to but I recommend the experience, waking up to the traditional music sitting in front of your room is just so peaceful

The owners are super nice, they helped us with eeverything and offered us fruit and juices. There is a little kitchen you can use to make tea and coffee too, which is very convenient. The place is very clean and cozy, and the toilet and shower new. The guesthouse is just in the middle of the Hanok village, which is great if you want to visit and enjoy the village at night.

The futons are a bit too thin and the room a bit small. But I guess this is the Hanok style! :), we enjoyed it anyways. A bit overprized, I think you pay for being inside the village and "having the Hanok experience"