Oslo Motel

This is truly the worst accommodation.The reviews that come up when searching for accommodations such as Yanolja or Yeogi Eottae are almost at the level of fraud and are clearly false information.It was an indoor/outdoor building that looked like it was from the 1980s or 1990s, and had all the bad conditions including being narrow, smelly, and not very clean.In the room I was first assigned to, there was a bag of snacks thrown away by a previous guest, and there was curly fur on the bed sheet. The bedding looked clean, so it seemed like it had been roughly re-laid in the main room or after receiving guests.So, I contacted the counter and they changed me to a room right across the street, but this room was also full of an unpleasant smell and was so dreary and uncomfortable that there was no ashtray in the room.The lighting was very dark, the room was very narrow, and the bed was creaking as if all the springs had burst.The room was full of a strange smell, but the bathroom was full of an even more musty smell, and the water temperature in the shower was unstable, going from hot to cold, but if you did something wrong, you could get burned.The room was so dirty and dirty that I was scared to take off my clothes and go to sleep. I ended up sleeping with my clothes on, but it was so stuffy that I had trouble sleeping all night.The price wasn't that cheap compared to other motels, but the facilities were so old and unpleasant that I don't have very good memories of my trip to Jecheon.If you are reading this article, please do not be fooled by the reviews on the accommodation app and be careful when making your choice.

Mini room.If you're alone, it's okay to have a mini room.Even though it's small, it's enough for one day's sleep.It was very warm.However, water pressure is a problem.

It's cheap and neat.

It's conveniently located right in front of Jecheon Station and the price is cheap.

The single room is good for a one-day stay. It's in front of Jecheon Station.

This is truly the worst accommodation.The reviews that come up when searching for accommodations such as Yanolja or Yeogi Eottae are almost at the level of fraud and are clearly false information.It was an indoor/outdoor building that looked like it was from the 1980s or 1990s, and had all the bad conditions including being narrow, smelly, and not very clean.In the room I was first assigned to, there was a bag of snacks thrown away by a previous guest, and there was curly fur on the bed sheet. The bedding looked clean, so it seemed like it had been roughly re-laid in the main room or after receiving guests.So, I contacted the counter and they changed me to a room right across the street, but this room was also full of an unpleasant smell and was so dreary and uncomfortable that there was no ashtray in the room.The lighting was very dark, the room was very narrow, and the bed was creaking as if all the springs had burst.The room was full of a strange smell, but the bathroom was full of an even more musty smell, and the water temperature in the shower was unstable, going from hot to cold, but if you did something wrong, you could get burned.The room was so dirty and dirty that I was scared to take off my clothes and go to sleep. I ended up sleeping with my clothes on, but it was so stuffy that I had trouble sleeping all night.The price wasn't that cheap compared to other motels, but the facilities were so old and unpleasant that I don't have very good memories of my trip to Jecheon.If you are reading this article, please do not be fooled by the reviews on the accommodation app and be careful when making your choice.