After catching the bus from Incheon Airport I arrived in Jeonju quite late at about 22.30 on Saturday night. The bus' drop off point is outside the Core Hotel where I was hoping to ask the reception for directions to the Guesthouse, unfortunately they were closed and so it took me a while longer to find it. Upon arrival for... More

We stayed here for 1 night only in a 10-bed room. I could not sleep well that night, the wall is so thin, I could here all the noise in the next door room. However, the hostel is very new with very nice kitchen, the host was helpful as well.

This hostel is great. We stayed here for 3 nights. The owners speak very good English and were very friendly, helpful and welcoming. The room was brand new, and very clean. The only problem was, the control for our water was outside the room. It controlled all the rooms around us (maybe 5/6). We turned on the hot water, only... More

I stayed 2 nights in the guesthouse It is just next to the Hanok Village, is a good chance for you to explore the village day and night. If you are first time to Jeonju, I suggest you taking taxi to the guesthouse from the bus terminal, it is only 3900won. It is not easy to locate by owner's map.... More

This place is called Jeonju Hostel on Hostelworld, and Jeonju Guest House on it's website. It's located in Jeonju Hanok Village. The location is especially convenient if you're taking the free Visit Korea Year 2012 shuttle bus from Seoul. The bus stop is in the Hanok Village parking area, get a map from the nearby tourist information office, locate the... More

near the bus terminal is small information kiosk, where they will give you info about how to get to this only guesthouse in jeonju (quick bus ride and 5 min walk). the location is superb - right behind the walls of Gyeonggi-jeon, literally steps from hanok village. They have separated men and female dorms, in my case i was the... More