Top Hotels Near Jeonju Pungpaji Pavilion in Jeonju from NZ$40

"Excellent stay"

"Travelled with mother as she wanted to visit. Nice area, unique eateries and plenty to try. Lots of local foods and traditional drinks. Host was very friendly and provided very useful information for the area where to go, eat and discount offers etc. interesting experience. Enjoyed it very much. "

"There are multiple tourist hotels with similar names so please check your directions carefully. The air conditioning was "broken" after trying and rereading the directions ten times i went down stairs and was told to just open the window. The room was spacious and mostly clean. The staff was lovely overall. It was a good starting point to walk around and explore Jeonju, the city of food with a rich history in hanji(papermaking). "

"Road side room is noisy during night time because of sound of auto bikes and cars. "

"Very clean and quiet hotel. Modern amenities. Short walk to Hanok Village and Nambu Market. Limited breakfast of only congee with kimchee and Frosted Flakes which may be enough for some. Upscale bakery half block away has good coffee and some protein options."

"It was a wonderful stay. The place is perfectly maintained; it’s a lovely, typical (as I understand) hanok. The person who checks you in, I’m guessing the owner, is wonderful. I had a great sleep. The homemade tea and breakfast were incredible. Location-wise, it’s right there — the village is not big, and this stay is right on the main street. I loved every minute of my stay here. Thanks, Mr. B!"

"You have to self check in. I was lucky 2 local ladies helped me. One of them called the reception and the receptionist just gave the lady the padlock numbers to open my room door. And the walkway outside the room is muddy. Not a well maintain hanok. This is not the first hanok I stayed in Jeonju. I will not come back to this hanok again. "

"유치원 같은 반 친구들 네 가족이 함께 간 여행이었는데, 모두 정말 만족하였습니다 ^^"

"This is an old Korean-style, and it will ne a truly memorable experience. Instead of Western-style elevated beds, guests sleep on traditional layered floor pads over a warm heated floor—comfortable, cozy, and an authentic touch of Korean culture. The morning Korean-style breakfast should include fresh fruit, rice cakes, and boiled eggs. It was simple but delicious and thoughtfully prepared. Overall, a unique and unforgettable stay that I would gladly recommend to anyone looking to experience traditional Korean living."